EU is pushing for itDon't worry, China, Korea, Japan and the EU will block it.
EU is pushing for itDon't worry, China, Korea, Japan and the EU will block it.
It is the other way around. The lazy/slow carriers will limit their market. No carrier can stay relevant and competitive if they can't support THE iPhone. If Apple finally pulls the plug, eSIM will become the standard extremely quickly.
Water can still get in thru the SIM slot of pressure builds.iPhones have reached IP68 now. How much better do you really need?
The 13 Is already rated for 30 minutes down to 6 meters. What example of typical consumer would need more? If you use your iPhone underwater more extreme than that, you probably already are using proper gears for the purpose.Water can still get in thru the SIM slot of pressure builds.
And although it’s IP68, it’s resistance is for a short period of time.
so you live underwater?Water can still get in thru the SIM slot of pressure builds.
And although it’s IP68, it’s resistance is for a short period of time.
No, they will limit their market. Carriers aren't going to be threatened by one phone manufacture. And it won't become the standard if it's less convenient which it is.
Lol, so clueless.
The 13 Is already rated for 30 minutes down to 6 meters. What example of typical consumer would need more? If you use your iPhone underwater more extreme than that, you probably already are using proper gears for the purpose.
Now, if the argument is for a “permanent” water resistance for years, then I might agree (the rubber seal on the SIM tray can degrade over time). But for the IP rating itself, the current iPhones imo are already above and beyond the typical consumer needs.
Keep dreaming.Maybe I didn't make it clear, I was speaking about dual boot iOS/macOS on iPhone...
According to @TheYayAreaLiving ? Sketchy rumor claims iPhone 14 will be introduced in September 2022 and iPhone 15 in September 2023.
One less Thing is getting eliminated. An inch closer to a portless iPhone. Let's get it.
I guess you can't do this anymore. ??
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Third party unlocking for iPhones are mostly scams. Unlike other phones, unlocking an iPhone means that specific iPhone has to be set to unlock status in Apple’s database. Only Apple and the locking carrier can set that.
The ones doing it are doing it under the table where they have their “partner in crime” an employee in the carriers/Apple. That’s why it’s expensive, and it’s not worth it considering it’s a US only problem. Majority of the world have no such thing as locked phones.Reputable unlock providers have been doing this for nearly 15 years. Although it’s pricey (50-100 dollars) it’s worth the convenience.