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So what does it mean when you have a lock on your phone in 2020?
To answer that question we will need to examine What the different types of locks are and some implications each can have. Some locks can be removed by carrier while others types are impossible to remove or modify. I’ll start by defining some terms that have become industry slang for certain 4G/5G smartphone lock cases.

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Does the future of gaming lie within the cloud? Google has made the first move by launching the premium version of their new cloud gaming service called Stadia. But Microsoft's Xcloud is already in beta and looks to crush Google Stadia with a larger selection of games and exclusives. But can either platform overcome the unequal landscape of internet access that exists in the U.S.?
Let me know what your think by reashing out to me on Instagram @Cedricmobile.tech

Is Cloud The Future Of Gaming? Google has made the first move by launching the premium version of their new cloud gaming service called Stadia. But Microsoft's Xcloud is already in beta and looks to crush Google Stadia with a larger selection of games and exclusives. But can either platform overcome the unequal landscape of internet access that exists in the U.S.?
Let me know what your think by reashing out to me on Instagram @Cedricmobile.tech

Even with the slow adoption eSIM and its counterpart iSIM are set to be installed in the Billions of IoT devices predicted in the next decade including but no limited to smart cars, household appliances, medical devices, and smart city sensors. The allure of this new type of SIM comes from the low power requirements and small size compared to today's smallest removable SIM cards. Plus the enhancements security this new format brings will be needed in an even more connected future.

Even with the slow adoption eSIM and its counterpart iSIM are set to be installed in the Billions of IoT devices predicted in the next decade including but no limited to smart cars, household appliances, medical devices, and smart city sensors. The allure of this new type of SIM comes from the low power requirements and small size compared to today's smallest removable SIM cards. Plus the enhancements security this new format brings will be needed in an even more connected future.

How could having a eSIM imbedded into everything around you change work and play?