When Apple decided to strip its flagship phones of the headphone jack, certain people were angry. Those relying on the headphone jack for non-music things were grumpy, but so were those of us who ...

I have no counter arguments to many of the reasons why taking out the headphone jack is a bad idea. Bluetooth audio isn’t going to satisfy high-end listeners.

Today's wireless Bluetooth headsets, however, can be clunky to set up and sometimes randomly drop their phone connections. And no headphone jack means that existing headsets won't work with the ...

As the headphone jack disappears, the obvious replacement isn’t another wire with a proprietary connector like Apple’s Lightning or the many incompatible and strange flavors of USB-C audio.

Griffin has added to its stable of wireless adapters and is catering to the needs of potential "iPhone 7" users with a 3.5mm headphone jack to Bluetooth adapter, dubbed the iTrip Clip.

No headphone jack means more room for something else, or a smaller phone. When a company is making devices as space-conscious as an iPhone or some other smartphone, every square millimeter matters.

This post will show you how you can connect Bluetooth headphones to Roku TV. If you are trying to connect your wireless headphones to your Roku TV via Bluetooth, this can’t be done on its own.

Similarly, transmitting FM radio through a stereo’s headphone jack to Inateck’s BP1109 speaker worked without any issues. It’s a reliable way to add Bluetooth to an existing sound system.

I won't buy it. I'm sorry. Wireless headphones aren't ready "Who needs a headphone jack," you might be thinking. "Why don't you just use Bluetooth headphones instead?" I could.

Apple's new iPhone 7 will not have a headphone jack, and so people who want to avoid holding their phones up to their ears must now rely on Bluetooth ear buds.

Commentary: Some are viewing Apple's removal of the headphone jack on the iPhone 7 as a traumatic -- or even tragic -- event, but it may work out better than you think.