The arrival of the iPhone 9, which is better known among users as the iPhone SE 2, is imminent. Apple should introduce it to the world in about a month at its first event this year Keynote. While most of its technical specifications have been known for a few weeks thanks to leaks, a few details are still shrouded in mystery. Among them is eSIM support, which would allow the iPhone 9 to use two phone numbers, as is now the case with all iPhones from the summer of 2018 and 2019. However, when it comes to iPhone If we look at 9 from the right perspective, we can also get a fairly simple answer to the question about eSIM.
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iPhone 9 is referred to by many apple lovers as iPhone SE 2 because it is supposed to de facto copy the concept of the original iPhone SE. It was introduced in March 2016 as a phone with an old design and new hardware, which more or less coincided with the then flagships in the form of the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. From them it took over both the A9 processor along with 2 GB of RAM, and the camera. With a bit of exaggeration, it could be said that it took over from its larger colleague iPhone SE everything important and differed from it more or less only in size, shape and lack of 3D Touch support. And since it is supposed to be in this regard iPhone 9 more or less the same, as it is supposed to take over from the new iPhones the vast majority of their major hardware specs, it's more than likely they'll learn to work with eSIM as well.
eSIM support for the iPhone 9 is highly likely also due to the fact that one of the most important markets is for Apple the Chinese one in the long term. And that's what makes smartphones in general that support two SIMs in any form enjoy enormous popularity, apparently Apple years ago forced the implementation of this innovation in the iPhone XS and XR. So if the Californian giant had not pushed eSIM support into the iPhone 9, it would have closed its miniAt least in the Chinese market, and in many other markets, it would certainly reduce interest in its novelty.
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The third reason why Apple The iPhone 9 will offer eSIM support, as part of Apple's effort to unify its phones as much as possible across its entire lineup. This trend began in 2018 and was continued last year with the iPhone 11 and 11 Pro. Pro It is also clear from the iPhone 9 renders that he intends to continue this this year, as miniAt least this model is supposed to get a back with the design offered by the iPhones 11 and 11 ProAnd since unification is not only in design, but also in function (a great example would be the killing of 3D Touch and its replacement Haptic Touch for last year's iPhones – editor's note.), it can be assumed that the new eSIM will not be forgotten.
Big disappointment for me, the size is ok but the frame display in 2020 ♂️ 🤦🏻
This is a mobile phone for companies and for those who want to stay cheap in the ecosystem. You don't cut frames.
Why couldn't such a mobile have smaller frames? Is this the requirement of companies for such large frames?
Martin
We read this and similar comments here with every concept and every presentation of a new iPhone.
Maybe it would be good to add thanks to such a model Apple it goes bankrupt because there is nothing to drive and blah blah blah.
Exactly.
!!!ERROR IN THE ARTICLE!!! iPhone SE (1st gen.) has Touch ID 1st Generation!!! Not 2nd, they have 6s here! (Pro check go to https://www.apple.com/cz/iphone/compare/ ;))
You're right, thanks a lot for the heads up.
I really like reading the comments of those who criticize the thick frames here, but iphone never had, moreover, there are still people who are not looking for a phone with a 6-inch display, the size of the phone will not increase significantly, but the susceptibility to impact will, if your phone falls on its side, for example, with the iPhone X and newer ones that have a new display with a notch, it is much larger.ancand that the display will be damaged when dropped than, for example, the iPhone 7/8, and moreover, if you don't like it, don't buy it, if you're not interested in it, then apple it won't go on sale, there are a lot of people who still like a phone with large frames and a smaller display, but they are more sure that if their phone falls, only the glass will be damaged and not the entire display, but everyone has their own opinion
Bullshit, the bezels of the display say absolutely nothing about its durability. iPhones X/XS/11 pro break so easily because of OLED displays = one pixel dies and the whole strip falls out with it or it gets pressed and the whole map is dead. Again completely baseless rant. The fact is that Apple has set a certain direction in gesture control, so they should stick to it and not introduce a shunt with a design from 2015.
I will also add that the Xr/11 have small frames, but an IPS display, so they are just as durable as the 6,7,8.
Someone is buying iPhone 11 if it's the same as Huawei or Samsung Well, it's just the same phone, except they have something completely different on the iPhone. I'd buy a 5e or 6S if you don't have a ball, it doesn't look like iPhone and how can a Huawei or Samsung have so much money
It's a shame that the whole article is based on the false assumption that in China they have iPhones with esim. They don't have They have phones with dual sim, i.e. a slot for two nano sims. More on https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209086.
Read more carefully. "eSIM support in the iPhone 9 is highly likely also due to the fact that one of the most important markets is for Apple the Chinese one in the long term. And that's what makes smartphones in general that support two SIMs in any form enjoy enormous popularity, apparently Apple forced this innovation to be deployed in the iPhone XS and XR years ago.” I think that the whole paragraph is also absolutely clear that it is not about the technology, but about the overall support of 2 numbers. Also, even if I was basing everything on the wrong idea with a Chinese eSIM, how would that affect everything? In the end, it wouldn't matter at all, because again and again we only get that China requires 2 SIMs.