So if i put one physical SIM card in + 1 eSim,
Will I still be contactable with 2 numbers?
So if i put one physical SIM card in + 1 eSim,
Will I still be contactable with 2 numbers?
Very disappointed this time iphone 11 no longer comes with dual physical SIM card like XS Max and XR for China model.
Starhub n singtel still not available yet for eSim.
I jumped from Singtel to M1, connectivity still ok. I didn't encounter any sudden lose of connection.
With so many switching out to M1, I am surprised and disgusted by Singtel’s resistance towards eSIM for reasons best known to themselves
Resistance is futile as one day Apple may go all eSIM on their phones
Give it one more month then complain...
With so many switching out to M1, I am surprised and disgusted by Singtel’s resistance towards eSIM for reasons best known to themselves
Resistance is futile as one day Apple may go all eSIM on their phones
Sadly Apple doesn’t have 90% of the market share. That will only work if other phone manufacturers do the sameThat’s why I say Apple should just remove physical SIM and shift all the telcos in the world to support eSIM on top of current physical SIM.
The only way telco needs is getting forced.
That’s why I say Apple should just remove physical SIM and shift all the telcos in the world to support eSIM on top of current physical SIM.
The only way telco needs is getting forced.
It doesn't matter who uses or not. Apple is a market mover. There are Android with eSIM support but not shaking up the market. If Apple goes into no physical SIM mode, which I am not surprised due to their obsession of removing ports, they will force telco to provide eSIM immediately.Not everyone uses iphone. Probably the no. of users who are using iPhone and who needs the esim feature is too little to justify why they should invest in the technology. Not all iphone XS/11 users wants the esim as they only have 1 mobile line and are fine with using the physical slot.
Should say M1 really did a brave move.
AS much as I believe Apple got a lot of clout, if telcos don't play ball, they r gg.It doesn't matter who uses or not. Apple is a market mover. There are Android with eSIM support but not shaking up the market. If Apple goes into no physical SIM mode, which I am not surprised due to their obsession of removing ports, they will force telco to provide eSIM immediately.
A lot of them have the infrastructure but are holding back right now.
AS much as I believe Apple got a lot of clout, if telcos don't play ball, they r gg.
It will only work if Apply can ensure before launch that majority of telcos will play ball.
AS much as I believe Apple got a lot of clout, if telcos don't play ball, they r gg.
It will only work if Apply can ensure before launch that majority of telcos will play ball.
Apple doesn’t give a dam to telco. Telco either follow or lose out in revenue. Apple is a market mover for technology.
It doesn't matter who uses or not. Apple is a market mover. There are Android with eSIM support but not shaking up the market. If Apple goes into no physical SIM mode, which I am not surprised due to their obsession of removing ports, they will force telco to provide eSIM immediately.
A lot of them have the infrastructure but are holding back right now.
As much as I may be an Apple user and a supporter like you, I’m trying to be a bit more realistic.Apple doesn’t give a dam to telco. Telco either follow or lose out in revenue. Apple is a market mover for technology.
This question has already been answered many times in this thread if you bothered to back track a few pages earlier.