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Old 10-17-2014, 10:55 AM   #101
Prestidigitweeze
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Originally Posted by HarryT View Post
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.
It sounds as though Europe doesn't have the same issue as the States with carriers and networks that require different radios. I can use the same smartphone with T-Mobile and AT&T by swapping the SIM. Not so with Credo and Sprint; not so with Verizon either. Each group uses a different kind of network (though that's probably going to change eventually).

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