Imagine cruising to a stop at your airport gate in another country, unbuckling your seatbelt, taking your device off airplane mode, and poof! You’re already connected to the local network. It may sound like a fairy tale for weary travellers in search of a signal (and maybe a shower), but it’s becoming a daily reality for many travellers. You see, not too long ago, tech-savvy travellers used to pick up physical SIM cards in every new country...
One iPhone with two (or more) different cellular data plans, maybe each for a different country? It’s way easier than you might think, and there’s no need to visit your cell phone provider — you can install and activate eSIM...
Tech-savvy people are loving the freedom that comes with eSIM technology, otherwise known as embedded SIM — a software-based version of a traditional chip-style SIM card. In fact, more than half of all mobile devices are already using eSIM. ...
Using an eSIM means you can swap phones, switch providers, or change/add coverage all without making any physical changes to your device. But not everyone understands them yet ... That’s because it wasn’t too long ago that everyone...
