With the release of iPhone 14, Apple reimagined the concept of a SIM card in the US. Removing the physical slot that’s existed on virtually every smartphone. Instead, they opted for something ...

The SIM card: It is already passé in new iPads, but Apple is likely to ban it from iPhones in future – and probably not just from the (too) thin iPhone 17 Air.

Some of last year's iPhone 14 models removed the physical SIM card. Now, it's time for the iPhone 15 lineup to follow suit.

Rahman also noticed that previous Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 renderings from similar sources did account for a SIM slot. Could it be? Is Google joining Apple by ditching the SIM slot in favor of eSIM only?

SIM is an acronym for Subscriber Identity Module, and as the name implies, it’s the component in your iPhone that links your device to your carrier’s network.

Here's our guide to help users activate eSIM in iPhone 14 and also help them to use dual SIM functionality along with an eSIM.

The latter took a different route than its Android counterparts and introduced support for dual SIM in iPhone through eSIM and a SIM slot. So what is eSIM? How to activate dual SIM in iPhone?

On earlier iPhone models, you'll find it on the bottom edge of the phone. Because the SIM ejector tool is so small, it's quite easy to lose it.

The Apple iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro technical specifications no longer feature the beloved physical nano SIM card slot for the device, with its sides having no openings for the tray.

The new iPhone 14 might have no SIM card slot. Here's why Apple wants to remove this iOS smartphone component.

Steve Jobs' vision of the iPhone was for it to be one seamless device, and initially, it did not include a SIM card slot.

The iPhone SE (2020) felt dated back when I reviewed it two years ago, and the nearly identical iPhone SE (2022) is an absolute relic in today’s smartphone landscape. It features the same 4.7-inch ...