NO the iphone 4 uses whats called a micro sim card it is smaller then the regular sim card out there. At www. phonetraderonline.com they can custom cut your existing sim card or provide you with a new 1 ...
Most iPhones come with a sim card ejector, which is basically a small piece of metal with a pointy end. To remove the sim card, insert the pointy end of the ejector into the small hole at the top of the iPhone where the sim card tray is. If you don't have the sim card ejector, a small unravelled paper clip will do.
It's a SIM card that has multiple 'cut outs' to allow the chip to be used in different phones.
There are a couple of ways to know whether your phone uses a SIM card. 1. If you know who the service provider is for your phone, and it happens to be either AT&T, or T-Mobiles, then your phone does have a SIM card. 2. You could open the back of your phone and look carefully to see if you see a SIM card. If you do not see a SIM card, then gently remove the battery from it's compartment and look under the battery. If you see a SIM card, then your phone does use a SIM card.
no we can't use ordinary sim card in cdma mobile they locking thier device with technology
normally the motherboard have 1 slot for video card.
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.
Case as in Slot-1 game card, or a container you carry them in? Slot-1 game card dimensions: 32.5mm x 35mm x 4mm
No. The only slots are: 1 ds game slot 1 sd card slot Hope that helps
Way 1- Get a plug n plug it into the computer, put all the memory onto a computer... unplug it then put in the other sim card n plug it into the computer n take all that memory u just put on the computer n move it on 2 the sim card Way 2- Buy a USB stick that u can insert a sim card into the end of it, then put the memory that u want on the sim card onto the usb stick
No. Only one card will fit in the slot at one time. SOME type 1 cards will work in type 2 slots, but it is best not to do that. You can damage the motherboard by using the wrong type card in a slot.
Most 2Degrees SIM cards are sold with NZ$1 of credit on the card, though 2Degrees has been known to do promotions where the credit is higher.