Instead, you need to open and register Signal on the new phone and select an iOS transfer. Then you use a QR code to connect ...

Unboxing a new iPhone shouldn't make you anxious about whether your information will safely transfer to the new phone. These are the ways to do it easily and safely.

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 ...

Yondr's CEO Graham Dugoni founded the concept in 2014. (Image: X) Yondr, a revolutionary company founded by Graham Dugoni in 2014 to make everyday experiences phone-free. Primarily designed for ...

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 ...

Network Carriers Heading overseas this summer? 3 reasons why an eSIM should be part of your travel planning Network Carriers I started using an eSIM for my summer travels — here’s why I’ll never go ...

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 ...

A new teardown confirms Apple killed the SIM tray in the iPhone 17 lineup, using the space to pack in bigger batteries. The shift shows Apple squeezing every bit of space out of its devices while ...

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.

Projecting three-dimensional images directly from a smartphone, without bulky headsets or projectors, could soon become reality. Researchers from the University of St Andrews have successfully ...

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 ...