Is it safe to use headphones and charge my ipod touch?
iPod are equipped with a lithium ion battery. These are made so that you can charge it without it being dead and not damage it. It also means it isn't damaged by using the device and charging at the same time. Besides using headphones or apps is the same thing when it comes to batteries, it doesnt matter if you do one or the other or both it's still Using battery power. To keep it in the best condition though complete a battery cycle once a month, that means completely use it's battery till it won't turn on and charge it fully.
Where can I sell used headphones?
I want to sell my used SHURE headphones...I'm not looking to make a to of money, I just want to get some cash. Anyone have ideas? They go used on eBay for 140 and I would sell them for 100!!
Can you buy earphones at an airport?
The airport itself, no. However, there are generally many different shops in an airport, and some will sell headphones. Not generally good ones, and sometimes fairly expensive, but most stores will sell them. Specifically, I know places such as Newport News and similar places sell them (generally in the corner).
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.
Will a pawn shop buy my ipod, if i don't have the charger or earphones to it?
no because they need to sell it would you buy it with out those things, see there's your answer
What are some good iPhone/iPod compatible wireless earphones?
There are a lot in the market selling earphones that’s compatible with an iPhone 7 but if you don’t want to compromise your budget and at the same time without sacrificing the earphones quality. I recommend these set of earbuds which is currently on sale:Solid Black Pods - Pair