Do not Prepare on Cutting Micro SIM to match iPhone 5 Nano SIM Slot - 0 views

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  #1 Hershel Tarp on 19 Sep 12

   

  The iPhone 5 will very likely use a new smaller sized Nano SIM instead of the common Micro SIM card.
  
  The previous iPhones, you just have been able to cut a SIM card to fit a Micro SIM card slot, but it appears like end users will be out of luck when it comes to cutting a Micro SIM to Nano SIM size.
  
  Only Gizmos reports Giesecke & Devrient, the company manufacturing the new Nano SIM cards, says cutting a Micro SIM to Nano SIM size will not function.
  
  
  Micro SIM cards reportedly are not able to be converted to Nano SIM size.
  It turns out, as very well as a more compact size, the Nano SIM is reportedly 15% thinner than the Micro SIM cards. So even if customers cut the Micro SIM to Nano SIm dimension with a knife or nano SIM cutter instrument, the Sim card would even now be as well thick to place in the iPhone five.
  
  The message from reads as follows,
  
  As you certainly know some men and women have cut down a "conventional" SIM (2FF) in a MicroSIM (3FF) with a knife or with a pair of scissors. From time to time it has worked, at times not. Explanation that this process functioned was that the 2FF and the 3FF SIM card has the similar thickness. The thickness of the Nano-SIM is lowered by about 15 percent - so we consider that a decreasing only in dimension is not doing work.
  
  There is generally the possibility that anyone will learn a way to slice 15% of the thickness of a Micro SIM off not having affecting the chip inside the card, but we'll have to have to wait and see.
  
  This is lousy news for end users who want to use the iPhone 5 on prepaid networks like Straight Speak and Red Pocket Mobile, neither of which presently offer you a Nano SIM card.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">The iPhone 5 will very likely use a new smaller sized Nano SIM instead of the common Micro SIM card.<br /><br />The previous iPhones, you just have been able to cut a SIM card to fit a Micro SIM card slot, but it appears like end users will be out of luck when it comes to cutting a Micro SIM to Nano SIM size.<br /><br />Only Gizmos reports Giesecke & Devrient, the company manufacturing the new Nano SIM cards, says cutting a Micro SIM to Nano SIM size will not function.<br /><br /><br />Micro SIM cards reportedly are not able to be converted to Nano SIM size.<br />It turns out, as very well as a more compact size, the Nano SIM is reportedly 15% thinner than the Micro SIM cards. So even if customers cut the Micro SIM to Nano SIm dimension with a knife or nano SIM cutter instrument, the Sim card would even now be as well thick to place in the iPhone five.<br /><br />The message from reads as follows,<br /><br />As you certainly know some men and women have cut down a "conventional" SIM (2FF) in a MicroSIM (3FF) with a knife or with a pair of scissors. From time to time it has worked, at times not. Explanation that this process functioned was that the 2FF and the 3FF SIM card has the similar thickness. The thickness of the Nano-SIM is lowered by about 15 percent - so we consider that a decreasing only in dimension is not doing work.<br /><br />There is generally the possibility that anyone will learn a way to slice 15% of the thickness of a Micro SIM off not having affecting the chip inside the card, but we'll have to have to wait and see.<br /><br />This is lousy news for end users who want to use the iPhone 5 on prepaid networks like Straight Speak and Red Pocket Mobile, neither of which presently offer you a Nano SIM card.<br /><br /><a href="http://www.yoyobase.com/iphone-5-simcard-cutter-cut-any-gsm-sim-into-nano-or-any-micro-sim-into-nano-sim.html" rel="nofollow">iphone 5 nano sim cutter</a></div>

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