SIM ejector tools are quickly becoming obsolete as phones switch to eSIM. Before you toss yours, there's a surprisingly handy reason to hold onto it.

New to refurbished phones? Download our free PDF guide for first-timers. If you’ve lost the SIM ejector tool that comes with the iPhone, you can still open the iPhone SIM tray with some workarounds.

When Apple reinvented the paperclip for the famous SIM-eject tool, it was at least a free gizmo, included in the package. USBFever clearly thought there was a gap in this market though, and have ...

New technology from Telstra will allow mobile phone users to permanently banish SIM cards and the fiddly ejector tools that help access them. The eSIM card is a rewritable piece of software that ...

Your new phone came with a tiny metallic tool, especially designed to eject your SIM card. So, you put it somewhere safe and… then what? Most likely you ended up using a paper clip to eject your SIM.

Joe's first real experience with tech came at the tender age of six when he started playing Final Fantasy IV (II on the SNES) on the family's living room console. As a teenager, he cobbled together ...

Close-up of a person inserting a SIM ejector tool into a phone - aileenchik/Shutterstock It wasn't long ago that the purchase of a new mobile phone typically involved receiving a SIM ejector tool with ...

If you’ve lost the SIM ejector tool that comes with the iPhone, you can still open the iPhone SIM tray with some workarounds. Here’s how. If you frequently take international trips it probably means ...