SIM card

Maybe my SIM card is in a little snap-in module that moves back and forth easily between my netbook and cell phone.

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Besides, I like the convenience of taking out my SIM card and dumping it into another phone on a whim rather than to call my carrier to switch phones.

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I'd like to be able to use my own phone while I'm there, and just switch out the SIM card, but I don't know if it's possible.

new york and mobile phones jlundberg 2008

Rapp set his phone on the counter face down and inserted the SIM card and the battery.

Act of Treason Vince Flynn 2006

The cheapest way to make local calls while abroad is to use an unlocked cellphone that can work with other carriers' networks, along with a prepaid local SIM card - a removable chip that determines the phone's network and number.

NYT > Home Page By MICHELLE HIGGINS 2011

The phone achieves its clarity by using solid sapphire crystal as the touch screen-the platinum sides are where the battery, electronics and SIM card are stored.

Forbes.com: News Forbes Blogs 2011

There's also a driver CD Windows-only and a number of "getting started" booklets, as well as the SIM card.

Ars Technica Jacqui Cheng 2011

But even if you get your iPhone 4S from Verizon, whose CDMA network is incompatible with the GSM networks used in most other countries, you'll still be able to make calls overseas, either through Verizon or by inserting another carrier's SIM card.

NYT > Global Home By DAVID POGUE 2011

Counterintuitive as it may seem, snowbirds who treat their phone to a saltwater dunk may need to give it a quick rinse - sans battery and SIM card - in fresh water, as dried salt crystals can harm its innards.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed HADLEY DYER 2011

This would allow a consumer to take their phone and switch carriers just by swapping a SIM card.

Boing Boing Nilay Patel 2011