Conflict is brewing in the mobile world over the adoption of a new, smaller standard for the SIM card — the chip in each GSM phone that dictates which network you connect to and your cellphone number.

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Apple will unveil their new iPhone 5 later today, and the device is expected to feature a slimmer design along with Apple’s new Nano SIM card. We have already seen a couple of leaked photos of the new ...

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Apple will be announcing the new iPhone 5 tomorrow, and one new feature that the iPhone 5 will have is that it will use Apple’s new Nano SIM cards, which are considerably smaller than the microSIM ...

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All modern iPhones and iPads now use nano-SIM cards. Unfortunately, this can be a bit of a problem for anyone switching from an older device, because the nano-SIM is much smaller than the micro-SIMs ...