Dual sim - multi sim
Feb 8, 2012 | 7:07 pm
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Dual sim - multi sim
Thought this might be of use to people here, especially if you hate having to switch sim cards out when travelling:
http://www.magic-sim.com/
The 28th gen no cut model is of most attraction as you don't have to mess around cutting up sim cards.
Its got a lot of positive reviews on the XDA forums, especially for the Samsung Galaxy S2.
I personally have not bought one yet, but intend to do so in the near future.
http://www.magic-sim.com/
The 28th gen no cut model is of most attraction as you don't have to mess around cutting up sim cards.
Its got a lot of positive reviews on the XDA forums, especially for the Samsung Galaxy S2.
I personally have not bought one yet, but intend to do so in the near future.
Feb 9, 2012 | 3:50 am
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I've actually got a couple of these from this very online shop. I had one for my iphone 4 and one for my samsung galaxy s2 (that i replaced my iphone 4 with)
Yes it does work with an unlocked iphone 4. I had no problems with it at all on the iphone 4 and use the 28th gen plus no-cut on my samsung galaxy s2 daily.
I find it really useful and couldn't go back to the days of long-winded sim switching.
So yea, if anyone's wondering if it does work, i can confirm that it does.
Yes it does work with an unlocked iphone 4. I had no problems with it at all on the iphone 4 and use the 28th gen plus no-cut on my samsung galaxy s2 daily.
I find it really useful and couldn't go back to the days of long-winded sim switching.
So yea, if anyone's wondering if it does work, i can confirm that it does.
Feb 9, 2012 | 6:36 am
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How is the design and quality of the case that you have to use with these adapters..?
I can't find any pics....
I can't find any pics....
Feb 18, 2012 | 10:44 am
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Very interesting. I could use one of these for my galaxy S2
I did buy a while ago a quad sim quad band phone. I use it when I travel and it is quite good. No 3G or UMTS, but when I can have all the sims on at once, its quite good to use.
I did buy a while ago a quad sim quad band phone. I use it when I travel and it is quite good. No 3G or UMTS, but when I can have all the sims on at once, its quite good to use.
Feb 19, 2012 | 6:21 pm
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http://www.myworldphone.com/gsm-cell...d-black-1.html
It is a dual sim from a major provider. SIM 1 is 3g (2100/900mhz) + quad band; SIM is quadband only.
Feb 19, 2012 | 11:47 pm
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Here is a new Android phone from LG:
http://www.myworldphone.com/gsm-cell...d-black-1.html
It is a dual sim from a major provider. SIM 1 is 3g (2100/900mhz) + quad band; SIM is quadband only.
http://www.myworldphone.com/gsm-cell...d-black-1.html
It is a dual sim from a major provider. SIM 1 is 3g (2100/900mhz) + quad band; SIM is quadband only.
Feb 21, 2012 | 7:39 pm
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I saw that as well. I get an Indian tech email feed and it was listed. Obviously, someone introduced a new chipset. In my mind, the killer issue will be battery life. I also wish they supported quadband 3g. In addition to North American issues, it would also be important to Australians which seems to be using a 850 and 2100mhz for their 3g.