whatswithjeff.com: "A couple of days ago, Apple officially unveiled the iPhone 5c. A lot of us were thinking that the new iPhone 5c would be a cheap version of the iPhone. Some of us think that it would be an entry level or a mid-range phone. But we do know that it would be a phone covered in plastic, thanks to the rumors and leaked images spread across the net before its official announcement. But after seeing the iPhone 5c and finding out what really is inside it, I was totally disappointed about it. I would rather get an iPhone 5 than a 5c. Why? Continue reading below."
When a couple of terrorists attacked and killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California in December last year, an iPhone 5c was recovered, and it’s been in the news almost as much as the terror attack itself. The phone was said to contain pertinent information that the FBI really wanted their mitts on, and the Washington Post today reports that it was able to, with the help of professional hackers using a security flaw in the iPhone that was previously unknown.
An iPhone 6c released in the first of half of next year would face fewer challenges than the ill-fated iPhone 5c and could even spur iPad sales.
Apple will discontinue the iPhone 5c next year, according to Taiwan's Industrial and Commercial Times. Production of the handset is said to be stopping in the middle of the year, as Apple suppliers Wistron and Foxconn will look to wind down production of the device. The news follows a report from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo earlier this week which noted that production of the iPhone 5c and the iPhone 4S would end later in 2015 after promotional plans.
Not sure why they even started the production. It was certainly not as cheap as people were expecting.
