Low awareness is stalling adoption of eSim technology. Here's how travel brands, retailers and mobile operators can close the gap and unlock new revenue through smarter, more connected experiences.

In today’s hyperconnected world, the ability to communicate across borders is as essential as the passport in your pocket.

But don’t worry, you can still switch cards or change numbers just as easily. Since eSIMs are part of your phone, they’re ...

An X user shared that his father's iPhone 13 Pro Max slipped from his hand, shattering the display and rendering the phone ...

Japan IT WeeK Autumn 2025 — was grandly held at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Center in Chiba. Global cloud ...

Telecoms industry experts believe that eSIMs will eventually replace physical SIM cards completely. All but one of South ...

Multiply that by the nearly 7 billion mobile users worldwide, and the waste, both physical and carbon, is staggering. Most ...

The launch of the iPhone Air as the first eSIM-supported smartphone sold in China marks a pivotal moment in the country’s ...

The global demand for eSIMs is accelerating, with GSMA predicting that more than half of all smartphones shipped by 2030 will ...

The three carriers have implemented nationwide eSIM services with distinct activation approaches. China Unicom has established a nationwide appointment booking system, with over 70,000 users enrolled ...