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Verizon gets its first micro SIM cards with LTE

updated 05:05 pm EDT, Fri October 21, 2011

 

First micro SIM LTE cards show up at Verizon


Verizon is now receiving its first LTE-capable micro SIM cards, SlashGear learned. This is important news as it paves the way for use of an LTE-capable iPad on the network. Secondly, it very simply takes up less physical space than full-sized SIM cards and should help in the creation of ever-smaller hardware.

The source spotted the Samsung Stratosphere and the Motorola Droid RAZR sporting the smaller network cards. Verizon first used the micro SIM LTE cards in the Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE.




By Electronista Staff

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  1. bjojade

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    Why SIM cards??

    I don't understand the need for SIM cards. Wouldn't it be easier if it was just all software, and to use a device, you simply logged into your carrier with your name and password? It can't be THAT hard to do.


  1. facebook_Gerhard

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    Old News

    How is this news? VZW has had micro sims wince the Galaxy Tab 10.1 which requires a LTE Micro SIM to work.


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