In general, yes — eSIMs are very safe. The bigger risk usually isn’t the eSIM technology … it’s choosing the wrong provider.

A Chinese user managed to install a SIM card tray on an iPhone Air by embracing a hardware trade-off. Here are the details.

SIMs are safe for travel, but choosing a reputable provider matters. Look for strong reviews, clear pricing and coverage, and check your home carrier’s travel options before buying.

Physical SIM cards have long been synonymous with phone numbers. They've changed greatly from what they once used to be — giant cards you'd have to put in after removing your phone's battery – but ...

Young drivers tend to pay car insurance premiums well above the average. This is because of their relative inexperience behind the wheel and the fact that ...

Can a sim driver jump into a real race car and be fast right away? In this video, we examine the strengths and weaknesses that sim racers bring with them, from track knowledge to advanced race ...

SIM cards, the small slips of plastic that have held your mobile subscriber information since time immemorial, are on the verge of extinction. In an effort to save space for other components, device ...

FULLERTON, Calif. (KABC) -- A driver in Fullerton saved his "chance" card for the ultimate test. The driver handed over a Monopoly "Get Out of Jail Free" card after being pulled over for a traffic ...

As smartphones have become more pervasive in our lives, we've all kind of been forced to pick up basic knowledge and terminology over the years. Where previously certain jargon would exclusively be ...