Are you Kidding Me? Iphone 7 Leaks

By Ultron -
Dear Techno readers,


   The news is out. iPhone 7 has been leaked. Heck even Lewis at Unbox therapy did a review about iPhone 7 using a mock up he received from a Chinese company.



This is a disaster in my opinion as the 3.5 mm audio jack has been removed. Now i do know you can use several adapters to connect 3.5 mm headphones but hear me out on this one. What happens when you are charging the phone? Exactly one port would mean that you could not listen to your musin on your head phones whilst the device is charging.



It does however allow apple to go sleaker. Plus the aditional speaker they are giving you makes up a bit for the exclusion of this vital fuction. If you do not like this new setup, prepare your self to migrate to the land of the android



Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

An ‘800-year-old mobile phone’ was left behind by ALIENS in Austria,

By -
Image
Clay model of a mobile phone with a cuneiform writing has been found Lack of information on the dig has led most people to brand it a hoax Alien hunters say it proves that an advanced civilization came to Earth Some others claim that the object is evidence that time travel does exist Bizarre claims that archaeologists have discovered an '800-year-old mobile phone' have sent conspiracy forums into overdrive The object, allegedly found in Austria, is thought to be a clay model of a mobile phone with cuneiform writing engraved on the keys. The lack of information on the dig, and the objects similarity to a Nokia mobile phone, have led many people to brand it an 'elaborate hoax' But there remain some UFO hunters who are making outlandish claims that this is evidence aliens once visited Earth, or that it could prove that time travel does exist. Bizarre claims that archaeologists have discovered an '800-year-old mobile phone' have sent c...
Read more

iPhone Killer: Modular Phone By Google Project Ara To start Shipment Soon!!!

By Ultron -
Image
Google has been working on what can be called the iPhone killer and is getting ready to start shipment of this behemoth of a monstrosity. It is a modular phone with compartments that let you add as many modules as possible apparently turning it in to a new smartphone in doing so.  Project goals Google says the device is designed to be utilized by "6 billion people"; including 1 billion current smartphone users, 5 billion  feature phone   users, and 1 billion future users not currently connected.   Google intends to sell a starter kit where the bill of materials is US$50 and includes a frame, display, battery, low-end CPU and WiFi. Google wants Project Ara to lower the entry barrier for phone hardware manufacturers so there could be "hundreds of thousands of developers" instead of the current handful of big manufacturers. This would be similar to how the Google Play Store is structured. Lowering the barrier for entry allows many more people ...
Read more

What is Quantum computer and what are its uses in easy words? Quantum Computer not for normal Public

By Ultron -
Image
Dear Computer fans: I have been asked many times What is a quantum computer. So today im gonna explain it in very easy terms so everyone of us could understand. So as you know the basics working of a normal computer, which operates by interpreting bits. Bits could be 1s and 0s. 1 means on or true and 0 means off or false. This is the binary language. Data is broken in to this fundamental language so the computer could understand us humans. Well the main problem is that some sort of specific programs need much more processing power like optimization problems which we might not be able to get from these traditional methods of data processing. Enter Quantum Computing. Quantum computing is based on quantum physics. Which is weird to be honest. It utilizes qbits (Quantum bits) which can be 1 and 0 at the same time: There are number of physically objects that could be used as qbits. A single photon, a nucleus or an electron, Each electron could have two states, up down...
Read more