Google’s Android 13 may allow you to connect to two carriers on a single ESIM

Google’s upcoming Android 13 mobile OS is expected to release sometime in August this year. Ahead of the official roll out, Google through its developer previews has given us a glimpse of what we should expect from the upcoming OS. The list includes features such as Foreground Services task manager, new wallpaper effects, new media controls, and the ability to warn users if an app drains too much battery in the background among others. Now, a new report talks about another utilitarian feature that is expected to make a debut with Android 13 – support for Multiple Enabled Profiles or MEPS. As of now, smartphone makers use a combination of two ESIMS or an ESIM and a nano SIM card in order to provide dual-sim functionality in their devices. This, in turn, ends up taking storage space that could otherwise be used for squeezing in a bigger battery or more sensors.