subscriber identity module

The telephone book is a separate application and not part of either subscriber identity module.

Remove the subscriber identity module (SIM) card from the phone.

He empties the case of its battery and the subscriber identity module card that links the phone to its service provider.

This format is used for subscriber identity modules, also called "SIM cards".

(it stands for subscriber identity module)

The little card, called an SIM (subscriber identity module) card, is what allows your phone to access the global network.

Subscriber Identity Module for Iridium Satellite Phone.

GSM consists of two components: the mobile radio telephone and Subscriber Identity Module.

GSM phones use subscriber identity module (SIM) cards.

SIM card (Subscriber Identity Module)

SIM CARD - Subscriber identity module card.

GSM cellular networks use a subscriber identity module (SIM) card to carry out user authentication.

A mobile station recognizes the LAI and stores it in the subscriber identity module (SIM).

An alternative is to install a SIM card, for subscriber identity module, which allows you to pay local rates on a pay-as-you-go plan instead of a long-term contract.

Removable Subscriber Identity Modules (SIMs) are used in Iridium phones, much like those used for GSM.

Subscriber identity module (SIM) - is a removable subscriber identification token storing the IMSI a unique key shared with the mobile network operator and other data.

Reliable access to the mobile networks, even during times when an exceptionally large number of calls are being made, is achieved by installing a special SIM (subscriber identity module) card in the telephone handset.

Two weeks ago that country's biggest mobile operator, NTT Docomo, announced that it will unlock the subscriber identity module (SIM) cards on all its handsets starting in April 2011.

A Temporary SIM Card GSM phones use SIM cards (subscriber identity modules), tiny electronic chips that hold a cellphone's "brains," including the subscriber's contact numbers and phone number.

The equivalent of USIM on GSM networks is subscriber Identity Module, and on CDMA networks it is Removable User Identity Module.

Perhaps the most widely known digitally secure telecommunication device is the SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card, a device that is embedded in most of the world's cellular devices before any service can be obtained.

Demand for air time was so strong in Nigeria that from late 2002 to early 2003 operators there were forced to suspend the sale of subscriber identity module cards, or SIM cards, which activate handsets, while they strengthened their networks.

Apart from being the first legal mobile phone company to introduce phones with dual and triple Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) systems in the Philippines, it also manufactured the first Windows-enabled phone in the country.

In the case of GSM mobile phones, it also includes the subscriber identity module, which is also present as a smart card on satellite TV receivers, or a different PCMCIA CableCARD for cable TV.

Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card connector includes a connector body, the connector body defines a receptacle channel that extends inwardly from the front and the receptacle channel further defines a first hole and a second hole.