Global technology intelligence firm ABI Research is forecasting over 633 million eSIM-capable devices to ship in 2025.

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 ...

With impressively powerful chipsets, smartphones, over the years, have only gotten more capable of handling complex tasks. This includes things like better image processing, higher-quality video ...

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 ...

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 ...

Oppo Find X8 Ultra performs better than its Samsung rival in almost every scenario. The Galaxy S25 Ultra comes close in ultrawide camera comparison. Oppo's flagship has unique features like XPAN mode, ...

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.

It feels like there are so many things constantly vying for our attention: the sharp buzz of the phone, the low hum of social media, the unrelenting flood of emails, the endless carousel of content.

A senior OPPO executive has teased the design of the Find X9 series of flagship smartphones. The photos shared by the official show ultra-slim bezels on all four sides of the screen. Additionally, the ...

Apple will expand eSIM-only iPhones to more countries with the iPhone 17 series. Selected regions will receive models without a physical SIM tray. This change allows for a larger battery. Other ...

Thanks to Joan Wickersham for evoking writer and activist Jane Jacobs, author of “The Death and Life of Great American Cities,” in her Sept. 1 Opinion column, “Why are so many pedestrians on their ...