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Author: Craig Stillman
An unlocked cell phone is not tied to any particular phone network. You can insert any SIM card into an unlocked phone and connect to the appropriate phone network operator. Your phone may be locked if it was not purchased from us. To check if your phone is locked, call your mobile service provider. The … Continue reading What is an Unlocked Cell Phone?
European Roaming can be expensive, especially if streaming music, posting pictures to Facebook and Twitter or using Google Maps to plan your next adventure while abroad. After spending weeks planning a trip to Italy, France, Germany or Greece the last thing you should be worried about is the cost of European roaming. Many blogs online … Continue reading European SIM Card for iPhone 5, 5S and 5C
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10. Use the Google Play website to install apps remotely The next time you find a good Android app suggestion on the web, don’t bother taking out your phone to download them. As long as you have visited Google Play on your phone before, and have connected your Google account, you can remotely install apps … Continue reading Top 10 Android Tips
There are now three different sizes of SIM card you may need depending on your device. It is especially useful to understand the difference between them if you intend to swap your SIM card to an international SIM card while roaming abroad. SIMsmart Prepaid data is only $0.29 per MB throughout Europe. The three SIM … Continue reading What’s the difference between a standard SIM, micro SIM and nano SIM?
For many people the first thing that comes to mind when using their cell phone abroad is “How much is this call costing me?” Many people take their cell phones but don’t end up using them out of fear of a large bill on their doorstep. There is the option of buying a local SIM … Continue reading Europe SIM Card: Roaming with your Cell
Option 1: Don’t take your cell phone with you! Stop reading…this post is not for you. Option 2: Take your cell phone, turn off all data services and don’t make any calls. Sure, this will save you a fortune in voice and data roaming charges, but what’s the point? You might be lucky enough to … Continue reading Using a Cell Phone in Europe: International Roaming Without the Massive Bill
