Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Facebook. Show all posts

Friday, 9 September 2016

This is how much you’ll pay each time you lose your iPhone 7 headphone adapter



Good news, audiophiles, you’ll be able to use your 3.5mm headphones with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus thanks to an official Lightning-to-3.5mm headphone adapter that comes with each iPhone purchase. The adapter is really easy to use, and isn’t too annoying – you really can’t make it look any better. It’s also really easy to misplace, and you’re probably going to lose one faster than you can explain what a Lightning-to-3.5mm headphone jack does. Thankfully, Apple will be ready to sell one of these babies in its stores, so don’t despair just yet.



The “Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter” is already listed on Apple’s website and you can buy one for $9. It’s just over what you’d pay for that overpriced coffee you keep drinking, so by Apple standards, it’s a steal.

And yes, you can use it right away with your current iPhone, for practice until the iPhone 7 comes along. “Works with all devices that have a Lightning connector and support iOS 10 or later, including iPod touch, iPad, and iPhone.”
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The iPhone 7 will ship with Lightning EarPods in the box, but you’ll need this adapter in case you want to use your more expensive headphones, which probably come with a now-old-fashioned 3.5mm jack.
The AirPods that Apple also unveiled during its iPhone 7 event on Wednesday will ship later this year, and they’ll be completely wireless. At $159, the AirPods are a lot more expensive than the adapter, but the price certainly seems worth it. Replacing lost AirPods will be a huge annoyance for your wallet.

Tuesday, 26 April 2016

Facebook Messenger Now Supports Group Calls With Up To 50 Recipients



Facebook is improving it’s service and that of
other products under it’s portfolio. I even hear
they will be launching a Facebook camera app to
enable users share pictures easily.
Anyway, this report is in regards Facebook
Messenger app being updated to support group
calls with up to 50 recipients. A group chat can
turn into a VoIP group phone call at the tap of
the phone icon on the screen.

The initiator of the group call can view the list of
participants engaging in the conversation and can
also remove participants from the group call by
simply turning to the next page.
According to Facebook Messenger Spokesman,
this feature was introduced in other to aid those
who wish they could do more than just typing.

Having to type sometimes can be a pain in the
butt and having to just talk could feel much
better and much stress-free. With the group call
feature, users can simply engage in group
conversations using voice instead of typing.
In other to get this feature rolling on your device,
you have to update the messenger app to it’s
latest version and it is currently only available on
iOS and Android platforms.