If your new phone no longer supports SIM cards, or you don't want to use them anymore, you can convert to eSIM instead.

Once you’ve activated your iPhone with your carrier, it should continue to work on the cellular network without any problems as long as you’re within range of a tower. Nevertheless, the vagaries of ...

Rumors in recent years have said that the iPhone would abandon its physical SIM card in the US. Apple did just that with the iPhone 14 series. Rather than a SIM card, the US versions rely on eSIMs ...

It is worth mentioning that if you have purchased an iPhone 14 in the United States the latest range of iPhone 14 devices from Apple are not equipped with physical SIM trays, but uses a digital eSIM ...

Apple has had support for eSIM since the iPhone Xs/XR, but it has gone all in by ditching the physical SIM card slot for iPhones from version 14 and later sold in the U.S. While models sold in other ...

Setting up a new iPhone can be an exciting process. You get to pick between either carrying your data over from your previous device or starting fresh to avoid any clutter. Though many consider social ...

Last year, Apple announced its ambitious plans to put an end to the old SIM card by making iPhone 14 the first eSIM-only iPhone… except for those living anywhere outside the US. Despite some rumors ...

Apple may expand its removal of physical SIM card trays, with European iPhones possibly the next to lose the legacy technological element in the iPhone 15. The introduction of the iPhone 14 forced ...