lukei

Some pretty wild accusations here! Are libel laws different in the US?

Loving this, the art of the deal not the art of the kneel like we have from Starmer in the UK.

Trump always ensures the best results, you just have to wait for the opposition to react.

The 'Air' causes an interestingly dilemma for me. For the first time since ordering for launch day has been a thing (was it the iPhone 4?) I am thinking I will wait for the reviews or at the very least to see the Air in the flesh before buying an iPhone 17 of whatever model.

absolutely! We had eSIM adopted in the UK before the US

There are a plethora of ‘travel eSIM’ companies  which tells me this is true elsewhere.

As far as I know China is the only major country insisting on a physical SIM slot.

appleinsideruser said:

AppleInsider said:

While US iPhones have switched to eSIMs, the rest of the world requires the physical card.

Rubbish! My last 3 UK phone deals have all been eSIM! 

(Yes, I change often to get a good deal)

And very few people bought

henrybay said:

Apple, we don’t need thinner phones - just more compact ones like the iPhone 13 Mini, which was the best iPhone ever made.