Sim Cards

The weight of a typical phone SIM card is approximately 0.5 grams. Since there are about 28.35 grams in an ounce, it would take around 57 SIM cards to equal 1 ounce of gold. However, this is a rough estimate and can vary based on the specific weight of the SIM cards used.

Ah, a virtual SIM is like a little digital friend that helps your phone connect to the world. It's not a physical card like a traditional SIM, but it still lets you make calls, send texts, and use data just like normal. Isn't it amazing how technology can make things simpler and more convenient for us?

I Really Love Tech And I Think You Are All WRONG. It's Neither! It's NOT An Input. And It's NOT An Output! IT'S A STORAGE DEVICE!

there arent any. i have Verizon and my friend has t-mobile. we tried to put the sim card were me SD card goes (it didnt end well)

I think you need the PUK code. I got mine from going to the O2 website (I'm on O2) then theres a box where you type your number and it gives you a code to unlock the phone.

No

A phone card usually refers to a kind of charge card, something you pay with. A SIM-card is what gives a cell phone its number, it's identity.

yes

SIM cards do not always work for any cell phone, as most wireless providers lock their phones to their specific network. Putting a SIM card into a cell phone locked to a different company usually triggers a service provider lock. Usually, the only way to get around this is getting the unlock code from the wireless provider it was originally used with, which they may not allow. In addition, some cell phones, usually CDMA, do not even have a slot for a SIM card.

GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communications. This type of telephone service enables anybody to access cellphone networks anywhere in the world. If you are travelling, all you need is to buy a chip called SIM card that works in the country that you're going, put it inside the card slot in your cellphone and you will be able to use your cellphone in that country.

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Its's simply a SIM card that can be adapted to different handsets. Some handsets take a mini SIM (the 'standard' SIM), some take a micro SIM and yet others use a nano SIM. SIM cards are usually sold with the ability for the user to 'pop out' the correct size SIM for their equipment.

Yes, SIM cards can be reused for other phone plans, whether they are on the same network or not. If you are changing network provider, you will need to request the NAC or network access code from your current provider.

Yes , i phone 4 want micro sim ,Because there are now several countries where the iPhone 4 is sold unlocked, everyone can choose the best network and tariff for their needs while not tying themselves down to a long contract. There is no doubt that this is the way phones should be sold, however, buying the iPhone 4 in this way has a distinct problem all of its own: the micro-SIM card.

If you are talking about the iPhone, then no. The unlocked iPhone will ONLY be able to run on GSM networks, such as AT&T, in the US. It will not run on CDMA craaiers, such as Verizon or Sprint. This goes for all 3 2012 current iPhone models: iPohne 3GS, iPhone 4, and iPhone 4S. It may also apply to other phones ( e.g. the nexus line of phones, and the htc one S/X

The cut mark on the corner is to avoid the misalignment of the contacts of SIM card and mobile phone cardholder pins. Pin number 1 of the SIM card to make the contact with the corresponding pin of the mobile phone. The cut mark serve as a guide for proper placement of card in mobile phones.

No Alltel uses CDMA and sim cards is GSM

HI,

This is the good Query. If we enable the service to Transfer money from One

sim to another sim within Same Network or between different Networks, it will

be so helpful under many circumstances. For this service some charge will be taken. but the process is under processing, we may expect it soon from various

competitors in the market. Hope to get it soon.

no u cant but if u chip your vodephone phone u can

yea i have gotten several phones from att and used the same sim card for all of them, and kept the same phone number.

if you mean unblock it with the PUK code, no you should just ring up your service provider and they will give you the code.

if you have had the sim blocked on purpose (if it was stolen or lost) you should just ring the phone company and they'll unblock it for free

Yes my wife's has just lost all network coverage and I am now trying to get it unlocked.

Its a SIM card that is used for 3g network.

Yes SIM Card contains gold. 1000 SIM Cards = 1Gram Pure Gold

There are a couple different ways one can get a free Vodafone SIM card. The best way to obtain a free SIM card is directly through the Vodafone website. You can get a free SIM card when you sign up for Pay as you Go service.