HMD Global, which produces smartphones under the Nokia brand, has filed an application to register the SIMLEY trademark for next-generation mobile services.
It is said that we are talking about services related to eSIM technology. The eSIM system, or embedded SIM (built-in SIM card), requires the presence of a special identification chip in the device, which allows you to connect to a cellular operator without the need to install a physical SIM card.
HMD Global has filed an application to register the SIMLEY trademark with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
The document states that the SIMLEY brand can be used in relation to telecommunications services, means of making payments, etc.
Thus, we can expect that Nokia smartphones supporting eSIM technology will appear on the market in the foreseeable future.
HMD Global itself has not yet commented on the information that has appeared on the Internet.
Source: 3dnews.ru