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The next iPhone could have the option of having two SIM cards, according to the code disclosed
Clues suggesting that the new handset will include the feature were found in the latest system update Beta operating system of Apple. The support of a second SIM card has long been rumored for the iPhone, but has never happened. Offering such a feature would allow customers to use two numbers or accounts in one phone – allowing people to use professional and personal numbers, for example, or a different account at home or while traveling.
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People try the Animoji feature on the iPhone X when it was launched at the Apple store in Singapore
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Apple staff congratulates customers as they are the first to enter the Regent Street Store of Apple
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Customers line up to buy the new iPhone X in Hong Kong
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Customers sleep, while in line, before buying the iphone X in Australia
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People line up in front of Apple's Regent Street store in central London
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Customers line up at the Dubai Mall
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Customers Queuing in Tokyo
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A man gestures as he holds an iPhone X in Sydney
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Customers wait in front of an Apple store in Dubai Mall
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Customers queue in front of an Apple store in Dubai
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The first buyers of the iPhone X shows its telephones in a box in Sydney
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Dozens of customers are waiting in line & # 39; buy the new iPhone X in Cologne
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People try the Animoji feature on the iPhone X during its launch at the Apple Store in Singapore
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Apple staff congratulates customers as they are the first to enter Regent Street from Apple Store
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People queue in front of Apple's Regent Street store
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Customers line up to buy the new iPhone X in Hong Kong
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Customers sleep, online, before buying the iphone X Australia
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Peop the line waiting outside the Apple Store Regent Street in central London
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Customers Make queue at Dubai Mall
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Customers queue in Tokyo
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Customers wait in front of an Apple store in Dubai Mall
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The first ach iPhone X players show their boxed phones in Sydney
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Dozens of customers are queuing while waiting to buy the new iPhone X in Cologne
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Customers queuing at the Apple Store Schildergasse Cologne
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Details were revealed by the 9to5mac blog, which found clues in the latest beta iOS update – number five, which had just been released to Apple developers – which was referring to a "second SIM card" and even additional SIM card tray
It would be far from the first time that Apple's beta software revealed key features or products before they were released. Last year, for example, the firmware of the HomePod has accidentally spoiled the look of the iPhone X as well as a whole series of features that have been found on the inside.
This year, the beta software also seems to suggest that Apple may soon be releasing its new wireless AirPods.
The new iPhones Apple should be announced in September. The line-up is supposed to include three phones: an updated iPhone X, an iPhone X Plus that will include all the same features in a larger design, and a cheaper handset that will be somewhere in the middle and miss out on some of the key improvements.
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