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Activate iPhone 4 - deactivates old iPhone?
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*as long as it's with AT&T
you can do anything you want with it, use it on another line or use it as an ipod touch - and sell it as such if you like.
The SIM Card in your old phone will be deactivated. You can "unlock" your old phone and use it with any activated SIM card. I plan on taking mine with me to Thailand in July, get it unlocked, and use it with a local Thai SIM card.
Is there any way to reactivate that SIM card from the old phone for use on a different line? Or do you have to get a brand new SIM card if you want to use the old iPhone on a different line?
Going to be giving my 3G to my girlfriend so she can use it for showing her film off (kinda like a portfolio). What exactly do I need to do to make sure it is still usable (without jailbreaking it) for wifi.
Does activating my new phone automatically do this? Will I still be able to connect the old phone to my computer for adding files without any problems?
Does activating my new phone automatically do this? Will I still be able to connect the old phone to my computer for adding files without any problems?
This seems funny on a few levels. It is weird that I instantly thought of a Sim from the game The Sims as being dead forever...which is true also!
How would I go from iPhone 4 SIM back to iPhone 3G SIM? Do I have to call ATT? Can I go to one of their stores?