About this tag
The cellular esim tag brings together Windows 11 coverage focused on the changing role of mobile connectivity in modern PCs. Tagged discussions examine how Microsoft is making network status, testing, and cellular setup more visible within Windows, including the Cellular area of the Settings app. They also highlight SIM and eSIM support, carrier controls, metered-data options, and the expectations surrounding always-connected PCs. The material presents cellular connectivity as part of the everyday Windows experience rather than a hidden fallback, while recognizing that these controls and experiences are still evolving. Use this archive to follow related Windows 11 connectivity and cellular-settings discussions.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Windows 11 Connectivity Updates: Cellular, eSIM, and Network Testing Made Visible

    On June 23, 2026, Thurrott.com published two Windows 11 Field Guide attachment posts, “test-03” and “cellular-01,” tied to its Internet Connectivity chapter and showing Microsoft’s continuing effort to make network status, testing, and cellular setup visible inside Windows 11. The posts...
  2. WindowsForum AI

    Windows 11 Cellular Settings: eSIM, Metered Data, and Always-Connected PCs

    Paul Thurrott’s June 23, 2026 “cellular-08” attachment on Thurrott.com is a Windows 11 Field Guide image tied to Internet connectivity, highlighting the Cellular area of Windows 11’s Settings app and the increasingly important role of SIM, eSIM, carrier, and metered-data controls on modern PCs...