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As you probably know, on Thursday took the ' Apple Special Event during which the Cupertino Company has introduced the new Air iPad 2 and iPad 3 mini, as well as iMac 27 "with Retina display 5K, Mac Mini and OS X Yosemite. But no matter how nice the screen of the new iMac or as it may be improved by the new iPad, the real revolution presented yesterday is what was not discussed: the ' Apple SIM.

If you look back over the history of connections in mobility, it is clear that Apple has always been calling the shots with the telephone operators: to reduce the size of its devices, including operators, before the micro SIM and then the nano SIM.

Apple SIM is really a revolution in the field of telephony. During the presentation, the subject was completely avoided, so let's make things clear: those who buy an iPad (both Air and mini) Wi-Fi + 4G in the United Kingdom and the United States will not have to insert any SIM inside, because Also the connectivity will be managed entirely by Apple. Inside the tablet is in fact included the Apple SIM that can be configured directly from the Settin: incredible as it may seem, a simple menu the user can choose the telephone operator as well as the data plan they prefer.

This means that the change of operator will be literally one click away, no more queues at the store or waiting for the activation of the SIM. Observing the trend of recent years is evident that the fate of the telephone operators is likely to change: no longer uses SMS and also calls could be replaced by VoIP services in the near future. All that we need now is internet: this radical change is shifting the loyalty of users, who are no longer tied to an operator as a trademark or service. Once there was a tribe TIM and Vodafone People, Hangout, and now there's iMessage, WhatsApp and Telegram.

This is why the Apple SIM represents a small revolution is proof that the phone companies will have to bend to the will of the great names of computer science, whose major interest is that users take advantage of their services. It costs less than connecting to the Internet; more people will be able to harness the real power of smartphones.

Summing up, this week we have witnessed the beginning of a great change that, inevitably, it will bring benefits to our consumers. Hoping that soon the dealers' bids are significantly better than this year.