Using files known as vCards, you can easily transfer contacts to your Samsung Galaxy S10 from an Android or iPhone. Here are ...

Your iPhone keeps all of your voicemails in the Phone app, but you can also save voicemails from an iPhone and share them ...

Apple’s latest iPhone Air has taken a bold step forward in mobile technology – it’s an eSIM-only device. That means there’s no slot for a physical SIM card, anywhere in the world, including India. For ...

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 ...

Delhi Police have busted an espionage ring with the arrest of a Nepalese national, Prabhat Kumar Chaurasiya, who was supplying Indian SIM cards to Pakistan's ISI. Chaurasiya procured SIMs using a fake ...

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 ...

For years, Apple has offered eSIM-only iPhone models in the U.S. and iPhones with physical SIM card slots in other markets, including Canada. However, that's all changing with the iPhone 17 series.

Many smartphone users upgrade their devices to a newer device (in India), and they tend to face SIM card issues at times after switching to a new device. This is because, if you do not activate a few ...

Apple is preparing for a September 9 Awe-Dropping event to introduce the new iPhone 17 models. While we are mostly aware of the lineup and expected upgrades, Apple might surprise us with a new ...

Apple is reportedly preparing to expand its eSIM-only iPhone technology beyond the United States with the upcoming iPhone 17 series. Training materials suggest the expansion may extend beyond Europe, ...

So your phone took a dip in a pool, ocean, or worse, the toilet? Well, don’t fret! Water plus smartphones used to equal instant death for many devices. Fortunately, that’s no longer always the case.

Not long ago, a man from the U.S. returned home from a trip to Europe to a $143,000 T-Mobile bill, apparently because the phone had not been set up for international roaming, according to an article ...