Comet Copper.It will be brown, but maybe called "Space Bronze" which sells better![]()
I tried.
Comet Copper.It will be brown, but maybe called "Space Bronze" which sells better![]()
Could be some kind of gold, or a bronze. It's not going to be a poop brown though.A ‘brown’ iPhone. I doubt it will be a brown iPhone, likely a different color that’s just not very well photoed in the above picture.
there are rumors apple will use e-sims ans eleminate the trayOr we could just wait until tomorrow and see what Apple announces?
Is that a dual sim tray? Doesn’t look like it
there are rumors apple will use e-sims ans eleminate the tray
Yes, there's room for a SIM card on both sides of the tray.
Looks like only certain regions will get the dual-SIM hardware.
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That's clearly not happening this year.
I tend to agree. While I don't mind following rumors that are all but confirmed leading up to an event, seeing the final details rushed out onto the tech blogs in the hours before the event (because the lid has come off in several circles) is always very disappointing, and something I try to avoid seeing. But I think it would be much more tactful if reputable sites such as this one didn't engage in that behavior, out of respect.There's something borderline ill willed about breaking all the surprises a day ahead of an event.
Maybe UPS?Brown?! Who wants a brown phone?
I hope the red comes to the Xs line. I'd be more likely to upgrade my X if I can get a red one.
I tend to agree. While I don't mind following rumors that are all but confirmed leading up to an event, seeing the final details rushed out onto the tech blogs in the hours before the event (because the lid has come off in several circles) is always very disappointing, and something I try to avoid seeing. But I think it would be much more tactful if reputable sites such as this one didn't engage in that behavior, out of respect.
There is a fine line between what should and should not be published. I think 9to5mac boasting proudly about their exclusively leak of the 2 marketing photos that were seeded to them was a disgrace. They should not have posted them. But because these sites live and die by clickbait, there is no accounting for what should or should not be posted.
Can anyone explain to me what a dual-SIM does for the average user?
Can anyone explain to me what a dual-SIM does for the average user?
Well, in a place like the US where most people have data plans it doesn't have much of a market. However, in Europe it can be pretty convenient since many people live in countries that are foreign to them. (ex: You're from Sweden and you live in Spain, carriers in the EU offer you free roaming but only for a maximum of 3-4 months a year as a fair use policy for those who travel. So if you have a dual sim phone you can have a Spanish sim card for your local data, calls and messages and the Swedish sim card so your friends from Sweden can reach out without having to replace a new number.Can anyone explain to me what a dual-SIM does for the average user?