Welcome to New Li-Fi Technology on iPhone 8 and 8s

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iPhone 8 To Be Equipped With New LiFi Technology

 

 The latest Technology to join iPhone is rumoured as “Li-Fi”

iPhone 7 LiFi

What is iPhone 8 Li-Fi Technology?

iPhone 8 LiFi technology will allow its user to surf super fast on their latest iPhone. Apple is currently rumoured to be testing this technology to be used on its upcoming devices. It will replace the current Wifi technology. iPhone 7 LiFi will use totally different approach to transfer the content from the internet. It will use the visual spectrum for data transfer instead of radio waves. The traditional WiFi antenna will be replaced by  smart LED light bulbs that will flash to send binary codes. Many may worry about the irritation they'll have to face by this flashing of light but behold! before you start criticising Apple for that, let me tell you that flashing will be within matters of a second, human eye, not at all will be able to see it.

In the last month of recent years, a company developed this technology for its own. During the experiment, the company was able to transfer data at eye opening speed of 1 Gbps. That means your iPhone 8 LiFi technology could fill your 128GB iPhone variant in two minutes.
 The speculated release date for iPhone 8 is September, 2017.

 



iPhone 8 Features and Specs:
Specifications
iPhone 8
Battery
3000 Mah
Camera Features
Dual Led Flash, 4k Video Recording
Camera – Rear
16 Megapixels
Camera – Front
8 Megapixels
Features
Fast Charging, 5G Technology, Finger Print Scanner, Retina Eye Scanner
Memory
32/64/128 GB Internal memory and expandable with dual Micro SD cards
Operating System
 iOS 10.02 upgradable to 11.0
Processor
A – 11
RAM
4 GB RAM
Release Date
September 2017 – See Below
Price
$750 USD, 700 Euro
Colors
Gold, Rose Gold White, Silver, Jet Black
Screen Display
5.0” 1920 x 1080 Screen Resolution

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