Set up in 2018, Ubigi is one of the original eSIM providers – and still one of the best. It promises coverage in more than 200 destinations, with strong 5G coverage in more than 60 of these. There is ...

In 2020, Apple surprised a lot of people by re-entering a neglected segment of the smartphone market: small phones. With iPhone 12 mini, Apple did something fairly special, by squeezing all of the ...

Another hint has surfaced that Apple is preparing to eliminate the physical SIM card tray from iPhones in more countries this ...

The highly anticipated iPhone 17 series is set to launch on September 9 at Apple's "Awe-Dropping" event. While leaks and rumours have been circulating for months, a new report suggests a significant ...

A new teardown confirms Apple killed the SIM tray in the iPhone 17 lineup, using the space to pack in bigger batteries.

YouTube channel REWA Technology today shared an iPhone 17 Pro teardown video, offering a closer look inside the model with a ...

Apple may soon remove SIM card slots from more iPhone 17 models, pushing ahead with its global shift to eSIM. While the US models have already shifted to eSIM only since the iPhone 14, sources now ...

With smartphones, where Apple leads others often follow - so it launching an iPhone this week without a traditional Sim card is raising questions over the future of a very familiar piece of phone tech ...

In case you hadn't noticed, Apple has declared war on the SIM card. Or at least, it escalated the war that technically began with the release of iPhone 14 in 2022, when those models launched as ...

The physical SIM cards we've used for decades are slowly being phased out. With the Pixel 10 series, Google's phones have gone eSIM-only for the first time—at least if you buy them in the US. Apple ...

Apple's newest iPhone Air has removed the SIM tray worldwide Carriers must support eSIM onboarding and FAQs or risk losing customers Currently only China Unicom supports eSIM for iPhone Air in China ...

The iPhone Air will only have an eSIM - will other phone makers also shift away from the familiar - but fiddly - plastic cards?