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    Two phones, one number: Apple just beat Android to a very handy feature
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    Two phones, one number: Apple just beat Android to a very handy feature

    The Tech GuyBy The Tech GuySeptember 10, 2026No Comments1 Min Read0 Views
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    Two phones, one number: Apple just beat Android to a very handy feature

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    • Apple has given more details about iPhone Handoff ahead of the iOS 27 launch.
    • The feature lets supported users switch between two iPhones while keeping the same phone number.
    • It launches with T-Mobile in the US and Telekom Germany, with wider carrier support expected later.

    If you regularly carry two phones, Apple just removed one of the biggest annoyances that comes with it. iOS 27 officially introduces iPhone Handoff, letting you switch between two iPhones while keeping the same phone number.

    Apple confirmed the feature today as part of its iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo announcements. The company says iPhone Handoff will allow users with supported carriers to “easily switch back and forth between two iPhone models with the same phone number.” iOS 27 rolls out next week on September 14.

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