You can now craft a Nano SIM at home using a Micro or Mini SIM and a few domestic tools.

Regular and Micro-SIM cards are too big for the iPad or iPhone, but this trick enables you to cut down a SIM card to a Nano-SIM so it fits into an iPhone or iPad.

Now there is another option. MicroSIMcutter is importing a Chinese SIM card cutter that can cut either mini- or micro-SIM cards into the nano-SIM form factor. The owner of a new phone can then ...

Just like you could hand-modify a mini-SIM down to micro-size, it’s not impossible to get a mirco-SIM (or a mini one) to fit the nano form factor. That doesn’t mean it’s easy.

The exception to this rule is the iPhone 5, which uses an even smaller Nano SIM card. The good news for iPhone 5 owners switching over to the Z10 is that they can actually use their Nano SIM card in ...

Apple shifted to the Nano-SIM standard with the iPhone 5, and the two newer ones - the iPhone 5s and the iPhone 5c, are following the same standard. Android phones till now, had remained on the ...

The iPhone 5 will likely use a new smaller Nano SIM instead of the traditional Micro SIM card. The past iPhones, you just have been able to cut a SIM card to fit a Micro SIM card slot, but it ...

That’s dependant on not only which size SIM card you have, but model of iPhone you have too, as older iPhones use standard SIMs while more recent iPhones opt for the Micro- or Nano-SIM.

Unlike the iPad Mini, which uses a nano SIM card, the standard iPad uses a slightly larger micro SIM card. The SIM card is locked to a particular cellular data provider, so if you switch carriers ...

Just in case a micro-SIM card is too bulky for you, Germany’s Giesecke & Devrient (G&D) has announced a nano-SIM card, which is about 30% smaller than the micro-SIM and 60% smaller than a SIM ...

The Cut My SIM tool is a practical and cost-effective solution for anyone who needs to convert a standard SIM card into a micro SIM card.