Roughly 73%, that is 6.7 billion devices, of all smartphone connections are expected to be eSIM-based by 2030. It is already considered a very flexible and affordable option to traditional roaming. Even 73% of new laptops now have standard eSIM options, and a forecast predicts that this will be the case with 100% of drones by 2030. Choosing the best eSIM for 5G is no longer a niche tech upgrade; it is the core power of users who travel, work remotely, and are online for most of their day.

Communication without barriers. A vision that is becoming reality.

Communication has always been the foundation of mobile technology. Voice, text messages, mobile internet, video calls each subsequent stage has reduced the distance between people, countries, and cultures. Today, however, we are on the threshold of a change that may be deeper than all previous ones.

What if, in the future, we didn't need a keyboard, a screen, or even words to talk to our loved ones?

It is the end of an era. Samsung has officially confirmed that in July 2026, the Samsung Messages app will be permanently retired, with Google Messages taking its place on Galaxy smartphones. For millions of users—including Lyca Mobile customers—this is not so much a problem as it is a natural transition to a more modern communication standard.

Should you be worried? The short answer is: no. The longer answer: this is one of the most important steps Android has taken toward safer, smarter, and more universal messaging.

Apple is gearing up to enter the smart glasses market, a move that could completely redefine how we interact with mobile technology. According to the latest reports, the launch of the first Apple Smart Glasses is slated for the turn of 2026 and 2027, with the company already testing several design and functionality variants.

Will this be the next breakthrough product, following in the footsteps of the first iPhone or Apple Watch?

The year 2026 is delivering some heavy hitters to the market: the Samsung Galaxy S26, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Motorola Razr Fold, POCO M8 Pro, and Google Pixel 10a. This is the year of foldable designs, AI-integrated chips, and super-fast mobile technologies.

Roughly 73%, that is 6.7 billion devices, of all smartphone connections are expected to be eSIM-based by 2030. It is already considered a very flexible and affordable option to traditional roaming. Even 73% of new laptops now have standard eSIM options, and a forecast predicts that this will be the case with 100% of drones by 2030. Choosing the best eSIM for 5G is no longer a niche tech upgrade; it is the core power of users who travel, work remotely, and are online for most of their day.  

Are you the kind of person who ends the day scrolling TikTok, watching YouTube videos, or telling yourself “just one more episode” on Netflix? For many students, expats, and travellers in Poland, streaming and social media are no longer occasional habits - they are part of everyday life.

Intel Nova Lake: The 52-Core Revolution is Coming

Intel is preparing for one of the largest launches in the history of its client processors. The upcoming Nova Lake generation, officially part of the Intel Core Ultra 400 family, will target both desktops and laptops—introducing radical changes in architecture, memory support, power efficiency, and core scaling. The latest leaks confirm both extremely high-end desktop configurations and powerful mobile variants from the HX line.

Poor Signal at Home or Abroad? Discover WiFi Calling & Text at Lyca Mobile!

We’ve all been there: an important call comes in, and your phone shows… one bar. You have to run to the window, step out onto the balcony, or find that "magic spot" just to have a normal conversation.

The good news? With WiFi Calling & Text at Lyca Mobile, you can stop worrying about signal bars. As long as you have WiFi, you have the full ability to make calls and send SMS messages—both in Poland and abroad.

Complete Guide + Alternatives for Laser and Inkjet Printers You Need to Know

The printer market in 2026 is more complex than ever. Models priced at £35 might tempt you with their low entry cost, but they can ruin your budget with ink expenses. On the other hand, devices costing £300 offer years of stable performance, but not everyone needs that level of investment.