New iPhone models are released every year, and many people upgrade from their old iPhones to the new ones. Setting up a new iPhone is rather easy, either through your iCloud backup, or the iPhone to iPhone transfer. And transferring your sim card, physical sim card that is, from old

With the arrival of iOS 13, carriers now have a new power to remotely assign a cellular plan and push you a “Carrier Cellular Plan Ready to be Installed” notification so you can easily install and activate a second number via eSIM on your Dual SIM supported iPhone. This is

If you’re using an eSIM compatible iPhone and switching to another iPhone of the same capabilities, you’d be disappointed to know that unlike the physical SIM cards you cannot transfer your eSIM to your new iPhone. It’s not possible to have eSIM transferred from one iPhone to

The iPhone XS, XS Max, and iPhone XR just got a lot more interesting in the US with the rollout of Dual SIM with an eSIM support from some of the major wireless networks in the country. Both AT&T and Verizon have announced eSIM for the 2018 iPhone devices.

eSIM not working on your iPhone? Well, there are a few reasons why you might be getting “No Service” error for eSIM on your Dual SIM iPhone. It could be a configuration issue or a carrier side error. Either way, it’s fixable. We had the “No Service” issue on

Right after Apple started rolling out the iOS 12.1 update with support for Dual SIM on the iPhone XS, XS Max, and iPhone XR on Oct 31st, Airtel started accepting requests for converting physical SIM cards into an eSIM. However, the requests were honored for a couple of hours

So Apple started rolling out the iOS 12.1 update with support for Dual SIM for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and the iPhone XR. The help guide for setting up Dual SIM on iPhone XS mentions that you need to go to Settings » Cellular and tap Add Cellular Plan