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Forums › Mobile handsets › Sim Vs Sim2
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#3858 13-Apr-2005 14:02
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I'm sure its been discussed before, but what is the difference between sim and sim2 cards? I'm still using an old school sim card but I've had a few problems n I'm wondering if it'll be worth gettin a new card.

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#14157 13-Apr-2005 19:03
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Service menu - allows you their txt services like close2me.

More address memory - goes upto about 200 addresses or something, from 100.
More sms storage space - upto 20 I think (not sure though, although some phones store the sms's on the phone rather than the SIM)

Apart from that... Nothing much more.




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  #14178 14-Apr-2005 15:26
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What is close2me?

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#14179 14-Apr-2005 15:41
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It is a service that will send a SMS back to you with information about nearby services, like petrol station, pharmacy, etc.




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  #14240 18-Apr-2005 14:52
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Close2U is no longer in service.

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