Officially, there are only three major U.S. carriers that offer the iPhone 5, a list that includes AT&T, Sprint and Verizon. And while T-Mobile, the nation’s...
Cutting a Micro SIM down to a Nano SIM for use with the iPhone 5 will soon be easier thanks to the Noosy Nano SIM cutter...
As the new iPhone 5 will be moving from the micro SIM cards employed on the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S to a new, smaller nano...
With a little patience and some work, it appears that iPhone 5 owners may be able to trim a Micro SIM down enough to potentially fit...
The iPhone 5 will likely use a new smaller Nano SIM instead of the traditional Micro SIM card. The past iPhones, you just have been able...
Rumors say the iPhone 5 will use the new Nano SIM standard when it launches, and as we lead up to the anticipated iPhone 5 launch and...
If dreams really do come true customers would be able to buy a T-Mobile iPhone 5 on September 21st, but a new T-mobile memo all but...
Claimed parts for the iPhone 5 continue to leak online, and this time we see a number of internal pieces of the device on display. According...
There should be little doubt now that Apple will be moving to an even smaller SIM card standard once the iPhone 5 debuts this Fall. Rumors...
We’ve heard that Apple’s next iPhone will use the new nano-SIM standard, but now we have rumors that carriers are actually starting to test the new...
With Apple’s next-generation iPhone 5 flagship iOS smartphone expected to debut later this Fall around September or October, carriers and mobile operators in Europe are beginning...
We had reported that there are now two prominent competing standards for a smaller SIM format being proposed to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) for approval,...
In an effort to create slimmer, sleeker, and smaller products, Apple is hoping to make the SIM card as small as possible. The company had done...
SIM card format developer Giesecke & Devrient is proposing new specifications for a new SIM format called the nano-SIM, which will be 30 percent smaller than...