What happens if we don't remove earphones or headphones from our ears and the music is still on and we fall asleep?
Doctors say that too much interaction with earphones is obviously too bad. Well, we all know that don't we?However, many researchers have proven that listening to music and working simultaneously enhances the capacity and quality of work one is doing, provided you are well versed with multi-tasking. Now, many people have been known to sleep with music in their ears. That actually helps in some cases. However, as soon as you fall asleep, and brain's at rest, the sound enhances automatically. This might affect you if there's prolonged duration of music being played. So, yes, it's better if you take care to plug them out before you drift off to deep sleep.
Why did Apple remove the headphone jack from the iPhone 7?
Phil Schiller gave three reasons as to why they did it:Use: The 3.5mm jack was only used for one function - allow earphones to connect. Given the space it was occupying, it wasn’t worth it to allow a single port with a single function to just eat up so much of space.Space: As mentioned, the analog port occupied a lot of space given its single-purpose function. By using an existing connector for audio output as well, Apple effectively freed up some space on the device which they could use for some of the other enhancements.Quality: Apple believes that digital audio has a better quality than analog audio. That claim holds some credence given that audio is stored digitally as well; this way, they won’t have to convert it to an analog output but can pass it on through digital channels as well. This could increase audio bit-rates and outputs substantially in the coming years.Some unofficial reasons could include:Air-Pods: Removing the jack allows Apple to launch a new set of accessories, the Apple Air-Pods. While they could’ve done this with the 3.5mm jack intact as well given that the Pods are wireless, Apple wants to push adoption of the new Pods and the best way to do that was to send a message stating the days of the 3.5mm jack are over. This effectively allows them to introduce a new product line, and at $159 a very lucrative one. It won’t be long before they stop shipping the adapter in future iPhone.Innovation: Apple is known for always pushing stuff and trying different things. With this they’re attempting to change the way audio is consumed through both wired and wireless mechanisms. If the lightning connector kicks off as an audio connector, other manufacturers could adapt it and it could gradually replace the 3.5mm jack that we’ve become so used to. It took a while before micro-USB became a standard; its going to take this a while as well. For all we know, it may fail and Apple may bring back the analog jack to much applause.
What are the ways by which Indians show off?
There are literally so many ways by which Indians boast about themselves. Therefore I’m listing some of them which are very common and witnessed by each one of us at some time of life.Showing off relationships.2. IPhone selfies- Arrrggghhh! Tired of them.3. Keventers/Starbucks/Subway/Pizza Hut.4. Aunties/Relatives gossiping about their child's 90% + in boards, latest and expensive jewellery, latest fashion brands, relatives in UK/USA/Canada etc. etc. etc.5. Smoking and Drinking are often considered “cool" and sumptuous.6. Unremoved airport luggage stamps.7. Instagram/Snapchat/WhatsApp stories full of classy drama and opulent lifestyles.8. Talking in English unnecessarily (especially in a braggy accent).9. Throwing off large parties and gathering on small occasions by rich brats.10. Unnecessarily “large" wedding ceremonies.11. Showing off their minor charities.12. Boasting of lavish brands like Gucci, Pepe, Versace etc. etc. etc. for their clothes,shoes, bags, watches and other accessories.13. Finally pomping of checkins-checkouts from airport/posh restaurants and cafe's…..Source of images: Google.Thanks for scrolling. :)Edit: This is my first answer with 100+ upvotes. Thank you so much everyone. Means a lot! :)