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IPhone 7 Confirms Removal of Headphone Jack

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In a reveal Wednesday during the company's annual iPhone event in San Francisco, Apple confirmed that it is ditching the traditional headphone jack in order to create a skinnier iPhone 7. The design change had long been rumored to be the biggest point of speculation about the new iPhone. According to Apple, the lack of a traditional 3.5 mm headphone jack will require wireless headphones, an adapter to plug in to the iPhone 7's lightning port, or compatible earbuds.

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