Apple’s CEO, Tim Cook, has announced that the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro will be available without a SIM card, which means that you will no longer need to open up the phone to insert a SIM. It is said that the space for a SIM card will not be there at all.
Apple has announced that its new iPhone models will come without the SIM card opening. This is a huge change to the company’s design, and it could also bring a lot of new features to the future iPhones.
If we go back in time, the first cellphones were using a SIM card, which made it easy for users to switch between contracts with different carriers.
Every year, Apple introduces a new iPhone. And every year, we wonder what features it will have.
Apple is now said to be working on a new iPhone without a SIM card opening, as it aims to make the phones available in more countries.
The news comes from Bloomberg, who says that Apple is close to securing a deal with a telecommunications company from India to make the new phones more widely available.
The new iPhones are rumored to be unveiled by September 2022.
For the first time, the new iPhone models will not have a home button, and instead, the fingerprint sensor will be introduced under the display of the device.
Apple is reportedly planning to remove the SIM card tray from its iPhones this year. The company is testing two iPhones with no physical SIM card opening, allowing users to use any carrier they choose.
According to Bloomberg, Apple is working with carriers to support the feature, which could save users from swapping SIM cards when switching carriers.
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