As rumors of the next version of the iPhone point to Apple removing the standard 3.5mm headphone jack, we ponder how many people like to use wireless headsets compared to the old traditional wired headphones.
So make sure to vote in this weeks poll question and also join the discussion in our Slack channel.
Hosts David V. Kimball Vernon EL Smith
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Weekly Poll Question Current -While listening to music/podcasts from your phone, are you wired in or wireless? Cast your vote here Recent - How do you primarily charge your smartphone? Cast your vote here
Tip of the episode
OneDrive is an awesome way to publicly share sweet stuff. Great example is Nathan Carroll (@DNCarroll) shared a OneDrive link to 71 great background images which are perfectly sized for Windows Mobile/Phones. If you love outdoor and nature pics, grab these!
Main Discussion Topic
Wired, versus Wireless headphones
David uses:
Sony MDR 7506 Headphones Nokia Purity Stereo In-Ear Headphones (David uses the yellow variant)
Vernon uses:
Plantronics Backbeats (the old ones) and the current generation JayBird Bluebuds X, First Gen, Second Gen, Third Gen announced at CES Microsoft Livechat USB headphones with microphone
Personal Picks App Picks David - Windows Insider App Vernon - World of Tanks Blitz Music Picks David - Feel it all around by Washed Out Vernon - The White Stripes Podcast and/or other Picks David - Xenoblade Chronicles X Vernon - Common Sense with Dan Carlin
Twitter Tip
Keep your tweets in a conversation style and not too formal
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