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Apple is Big Tits | Adult Movies Onlineabout to commit infanticide against the iPhone 7.

The device—which is great, and just a few months old—will likely be blown to unrecyclable smithereens by the upcoming iPhone 8, if rumors are any indication. Sure, it's alwaystrue that a shiny new iPhone's just around the corner, but there's reason to believe the next iteration of Apple's iconic gadget will be such a substantial leap forward that you'd be foolish to invest in a device now.

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Here's the big thing: A report in the Wall Street Journal Tuesday indicated that Apple will dump the Lightning port on the iPhone 8, replacing it with USB-C. In layman's terms, the cords you currently use to power your phone or listen to music will be rendered useless, doomed to haunt your junk drawer or some far-off landfill forevermore.

Like most "innovations" from Apple nowadays, there's precedent for this.

The iPhone 4 used a 30-pin connector. Credit: Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Before the iPhone 5 launched in 2012, the devices used a 30-pin connector that matched the iPod's. It was a wider, clunkier thing than the Lightning port iPhones use today. Its death was far from total: So many third-party gadgets (like the ubiquitous iHome) used that connector, so adapters were sold to keep consumers mollified—and clunky old speakers out of the garbage can.

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You may still see connectors on older equipment at the gym—now rendered somewhat obsolete because Apple switched to a new type of cord five years ago—or on the clock radio in hotel rooms. They're bound to frustrate anyone who's got an iPhone from the past five years.

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But there's good news: A switch to USB-C would bring Apple into an established ecosystem, theoretically inoculating us all against such a messy turnover. (There are already dongles aplenty for USB-C devices, and gadgets like the new MacBook Pro have already switched to the standard.)

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That's also why now's a perilous time to buy an iPhone: Lightning is an Apple-specific technology, appearing to be on death's doorstep. If the iPhone 8 launches with USB-C, you'll find yourself locked into an old format with dwindling support, unable to work easily with newer third-party equipment.

And that'd suck.

What if the iPhone 8 doesn't use USB-C?

We're trusting the Journal with a lot here, but even if it's wrong about the new iPhone switching to USB-C, buying a new one right now is a crummy idea.

The iPhone 7 is solid, but it also has a lot— too much, really—in common with the iPhone 6S. It was clearly a half-step, one shuffled out the door, because it's tradition to release a new iPhone every single year, necessary or not.

Everything we've heard about the iPhone 8 suggests it'll be a major upgrade: It may have a curved front with a bright OLED screen, improved battery life, wireless charging and a front-facing 3D sensor that'll help the device recognize your face and unlock without a password.

If you must upgrade your device this year, wait. You'll kick yourself if you buy a shiny iPhone 7, only for it to transform suddenly into a boring black slab when Apple launches a feature-stuffed new flagship.

It's a sad fact that such intrinsically magical devices can be pushed into the dustbin when something new comes along. But so it goes: Don't fall into the trap this year.

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