2018 cheaper iPhone to be released, and probably the first USB-C replaced port.

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This month there have been rumors of the latest IPhone that is to be released this year 2018 and iOS 12 update that could really help you in your daily work.

IPHONE 3G COMEBACK!

The now nine year old iPhone is now coming back to life after South Koreans carrier company SK Telink made an announcement to start selling Iphone 3G running on IOS 6 by the end of June.

Now for the rumors, Apple is rumored to be releasing two cheaper iPhones with OLED screens as compared to iPhone X that recorded lower sales than expected hence Apple is expected to sell more of the less costly LCD screened iPhones than the OLED ones. According to the Wall Street Journal Report.

This is the expected iPhone 11

Now looking past beyond 2018 Bloomberg project that Apple will completely remove the lighting port from iPhone X  creating the first real wireless phone ever to be created and are going to replace it with a USB-C.

According to New York Times the president of United States of America, Donald Trump recently approved new trade tariffs on Chinese technologies that have affected major tech companies including Apple having in mind that iPhones are assembled in China hence negatively affecting Apple consumers but went further to reassure CEO Tim Cook that phones and Tv,s won’t have to strictly follow the US trade tariffs.

EMERGENCIES TRACKING

Now for another IOS 12 rumor, it is said that the 911 emergency feature is now improved in that the phone can share your location to the emergency agencies making is easier to track someone in times of trouble.

NO HACKING!!

The anticipated IOS 12 comes with a very high tech security feature that shuts away hackers in that people always crack an iPhone passcode using the USB port, thanks to this new feature called USB restriction mode, no one can every access you data if the phone is locked and will get a DENIED warning also it will block away developers who try to gain profit from your data using the App Store Review Guidelines that won’t allow  app developers from taking your personal data without permission.