One of Apple's mottos is undoubtedly the globality. The iPhone is the same here as in the conchinchina. From one country to another, the only thing that changed in the device was the power charger, for obvious reasons. Now, as he no longer wears, not even that. So coffee for everyone.
But one of the novelties that can reach the iPhone 14 collides directly with that standardization worldwide. The eSIM. There are countries that still do not have mobile operators that support virtual SIMs, a setback for Apple, which wanted to introduce the eSIM in the next iPhones. it will?
There are rumors that Apple plans that the next iPhone 14 it only works with eSIM, as it already does with other LTE devices, such as the Apple Watch. But as often happens, phone operators are far behind device manufacturers.
It already happened when Apple launched its first Apple Watch LTE. In Spain we had to wait a few months until the main telephone operators adapted their systems to be able to market virtual eSIMs. It happened to me with Movistar, specifically.
And there are some countries where their telephone operators they still do not sell eSIM cards virtual. That is why several rumors like the one about the analyst from Global Data, Emma Mohr-McClune, point out that Apple planned to launch an iPhone 14 that would work only with eSIM, but has doubts about it.
So he is of the opinion that Apple may launch such a device, which works only with virtual SIMs, but it will be One option. Like the option to choose a wifi or wifi+cellular iPad. This would ensure that in those countries where eSIMs are not yet marketed, the iPhone 14 can be used with the usual nano-SIM.
And in those countries where the telephone operators do offer said virtual eSIM, the user can choose between buying an iPhone 14 like the ones now, with nano-SIM, or one without the typical slot to insert the card, prepared only for eSIM. We'll see how things end.
