Just wondering. Because on the off chance iPhone 4 is unlockable, then I might sell my 3GS and just take that abroad for the Fall semester. However, I'd be concerned about the availability of microSIM prepaid abroad. Thanks
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How standard are prepaid microSIMs in Europe?
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you can get them quite easily now.
o2 are posting them to pretty much everyone who registers and even send you and adaptor to convert back to a miniSim
o2 are posting them to pretty much everyone who registers and even send you and adaptor to convert back to a miniSim
Thats just o2 though, ive rang up some of the other networks about micro sims and a lot of them are still clueless. (Who can blame them, if it wasn't for Apple so would I)
I think this will change a couple of weeks down the line once the iPhone 4 is rolled out on all networks.
I think this will change a couple of weeks down the line once the iPhone 4 is rolled out on all networks.
you can walk into the apple store and get them too.
Currently the ones for the iPad are 2p each for Voda, o2, orange, 3
Im guessing they will work with the iPhone too, otherwise, they'll have them soon too
Currently the ones for the iPad are 2p each for Voda, o2, orange, 3
Im guessing they will work with the iPhone too, otherwise, they'll have them soon too