Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Removing the headphone jack and the home button drastically improved the water resistance of the iPhone. In some countries, especially in the tropics, humidity was causing considerable problems with small amounts of moisture making its way through the home button and headphone jack into the inner workings of the iPhone. Eliminating them has dramatically improved the iPhones water resistance.
Just a headup--the lightning charging port is probably disappearing next year too....
I’ve already got my wireless charger it’s wonderful.
Anonymous wrote:I get annoyed at Apple products until I try to set up and use the competitors. I’ve nearly thrown my son’s phone out the window many times, and everything takes fifteen illogical steps and still doesn’t work. (hasn’t Android heard of a combo update?) .
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Removing the headphone jack and the home button drastically improved the water resistance of the iPhone. In some countries, especially in the tropics, humidity was causing considerable problems with small amounts of moisture making its way through the home button and headphone jack into the inner workings of the iPhone. Eliminating them has dramatically improved the iPhones water resistance.
Just a headup--the lightning charging port is probably disappearing next year too....
I’ve already got my wireless charger it’s wonderful.