Near the end of 2015, rumors began circulating about the iPhone 7 ditching the 3.5mm jack in favor of using the Lightning connector to let people connect their headphones. Apple hasn’t said anything about it yet. But two Android phone manufacturers, Motorola and LeEco, have already ditched the headphone jack in their latest handsets. It’s an interesting development, because these devices aren’t squarely aimed at buyers looking to spend top dollar (LeEco’s new devices, the Le 2 and Le Max 2 are priced at Rs. 11,999 ($180) and Rs. 22,999($345) in India respectively). So, unlike Apple, there’s a lot more at…
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