A headphone jack adapter allows you to use your favorite 3.5-millimeter wired headphones with a range of devices they aren’t technically compatible with. They’re great for plugging into smartphones ...

To hook your standard wired headphones up to your iPhone, you’ll need a 3.5-millimeter to Lightning adapter. Whether you have a set of lightweight earbuds or a padded pair of over-ear headphones, the ...

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If you’ve got high-end wired headphones and want to make them wireless, AirMode might do the trick. The short cable comes with standard audio connectors on either end that replace the detachable cords ...

In the last decade, smartphone manufacturers have almost entirely eliminated new models with standard headphone jacks, but ...

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If the tech rumour mill is to be believed, the next iPhone due out in a few months could do away completely with the headphone jack that’s been on every iPhone and iPod since Apple first entered the ...

We're now at that stage of the summer where we see at least one or two iPhone 7 leaks per week, not to mention the fact that we've all heard about the ongoing rumor of Apple's newest smartphone model ...

Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac You know how headphone cables always get tangled? In the past, I have put a cable down carefully, and picked it up just moments later, and the wires have already tied ...