Former iOS chief Scott Forstall has revealed that Apple once tried to talk major wireless carriers into adopting a standardized version of its proprietary iMessage service.
iOS 12.1 includes support for eSIM on the new iPhones, but you’ll need to wait until your carrier flips it on before being able to enjoy the benefits of dual-SIM functionality, like using two different plans and phone numbers at the same time, or keeping your phone line while using a local data plan when traveling.
Wireless carriers China Telecom and China Unicom have begun promoting a rumored dual-SIM feature for new iPhones ahead of tomorrow’s iPhone Xs keynote talk.
Even though a customer in Japan is not charged upfront for their device, they still pay for it in installments attached to monthly service fees in fixed-term contracts.
Apple will allegedly start taking pre-orders for its 2018 iPhones next month on Friday, September 14, indicating it should announce them on Wednesday, September 12.
AT&T is jacking up the price of DirecTV Now, its subscription streaming service, by $5 per month across the board in order to bring the service cost “in line with the market.”
It’s now available to customers of TIM in Italy, Bite in Latvia and Lithuania, U Mobile in Malaysia, Singtel and StarHub in Singapore, Sunrise in Switzerland and O2 in the UK.
Parenting in the digital age is a huge challenge so T-Mobile today announced a brand new app and device combo that gives parents control over their kids’ connected screens.
Following its debut last September, Apple Watch Series 3 with LTE cellular functions now works with select regional carriers in the United States, like C Spire and US Cellular.
Customers in Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Spain can now take advantage of iTunes carrier billing as more carriers now support this handy feature.
The yet-to-be-named mobile authentication platform aimed at countering problems like fraud and identity theft should launch commercially later in 2018, with internal trials schedule to start in the next few weeks.
T-Mobile has officially confirmed on Tuesday that it has begun building out its fifth-generation wireless infrastructure in 30 cities in the United States, with availability starting next year.
