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Old 10-17-2014, 10:40 AM   #99
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Originally Posted by Prestidigitweeze View Post
The thing I found most interesting this time was Apple's inclusion in the iPad Air of its own SIM, which effectively will allow users to switch to any of the major carriers in the States (with the exception of Verizon) and will probably come (in later iterations) to include more carriers in Europe. The idea of being able to switch from service to service depending on which is cheaper and where I am appeals to me; it will be interesting to see whether Apple does that with some version of the iPhone eventually. I might actually pay for a feature like that:-- the ability to switch from T-Mobile to Credo using the same hardware.
SIM cards are generally free, though (in Europe, at least). I agree it's a time-saving feature, but if I want to switch from, say, Vodafone to O2, all I need to is to go to the O2 web site, or call into one of their shops, and get an O2 SIM.
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