iPhone with dual-SIM support is a dream of many Apple fans, and although in 2017 no one believed that such a phone could be offered by the Americans, the reality is different. More specifically, the Apple company could launch next year new iPhone models that have dual-SIM support for 4G mobile networks.
At the moment, dual-SIM phones offer the possibility to simultaneously use mobile phone cards on 4G and 3G cards, but from 2018 Apple could offer the first dual-SIM iPhone, which also has 4G + 4G support. This would be a strong blow for those from Samsung, but also for Huawei, or other Chinese manufacturers that sell smartphones with such functions.
For now, everything is a prediction made by an Asian analyst who has provided so far a lot of valid information about Apple products that have not been launched. This time he seems to have details about what the Apple company would test, otherwise he would not have provided the information, almost everything he announced turned out to be true, even if Apple only tested certain functions.
A dual-SIM iPhone would "break" the market in China, for example, where there is a very high demand for such mobile phones, and the Apple company knows this. The problem is that in order to do this, Apple also needs space to allow the use of two SIM cards, but the problem could be solved very easily using tim eSIM cards.
"2H18 iPhone models won't only offer faster LTE transmission speed: We predict that at least one of the 2H18 new iPhone models will support dual-SIM dual standby (DSDS). Unlike existing DSDS phones, which commonly support LTE+3G connections, we believe next-generation iPhone models will support LTE+LTE connections, in a bid to enhance the user experience."
