Apple makes iPhone 6s Plus and XS Max vintage as obsolete list updated
Apple has updated its list of vintage and obsolete devices. Which ones are no longer supported or eligible for repair?
It’s the end of the road for these two iPhone models
The iPhone 6S Plus and the iPhone XS Max are now considered vintage products, while the Apple Watch 2 has slid into the realm ...
Does it make sense to carry both an Android and an iPhone?
If you can afford it, there may be legitimate reasons to own both an Android phone and an iPhone. The prospect may be ...
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Get your iPhone XS Max or iPhone 6s Plus repaired while you still can
The iPhone XS Max and the iPhone 6s Plus are now classed as "vintage" hardware by Apple, while the Apple Watch Series 2 has ...
How to Transfer eSIM to New iPhone (Easy Steps!)
Transferring an eSIM to a new iPhone might seem like a daunting task, but with the right guidance and a clear understanding ...
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Everything You Need to Know About eSIMs and Your Phone
If you've ever upgraded to a new phone or switched carriers, chances are you're already familiar with the concept of a SIM ...
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Apple Adds iPhone XS Max, iPhone 6s Plus, More to Vintage/Obsolete Product Lists
Apple today added the iPhone XS Max, iPhone 6s Plus, as well as some older Apple Watch models to its vintage and obsolete products list on its website.
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Why Apple maxes out at two active SIM/eSIMs on its hardware
On an iPad that can handle a SIM or eSIM and on iPhones with the capability of a SIM/eSIM or dual eSIM option, Apple made a choice: it clearly built the hardware to route just one SIM signal, even ...