Ok, when is the iphone actually going to come out (real date not just June)? Also where there be AIM or ichat on this device, or is it just e-mail. Because for a kid, like me, they really want AIM or ichat? Thanks! Now that we’re on the brink of June (release month), there must be some major updates to the iPhone, necessitating an updated FAQ.

Remove the battery pack, located under the battery cover on the back of the phone. With the metal contacts facedown, align the notch on the SIM card with the notch on the SIM slot and insert the SIM card. If SIM is inserted correctly, you will not be able to see the metal contacts after inserting the card, because they are facing away from you. Replace the battery pack and battery cover then turn on the phone. If SIM was installed properly, you will be able to begin making calls.

If you have SIM contacts you can transfer them over to the phone by using the SIM Manager or if your phone does not have one, the regular Contacts program itself will have an option to copy from SIM to phone. If you have a lot of contacts on your SIM card, you can easily automatically import all SIM contacts by using a small utility like SIMImp.

Yes, you can use your SIM card in most phones providing it is suitable for use on a GSM 1800 network and is not SIM locked. To check if your phone is suitable, please contact customer services on +32 78 78 11 33.

Ordinary cell phone service works so that the unique serial number in your phone (its ESN) is used by the cell phone service provider to identify who you are. The wireless service 'knows' that a particular phone's serial number is your phone and knows to send phone calls to that phone when someone dials your phone number. A GSM phone is not directly linked to you. Instead, it has a removable account card, called a SIM (subscriber information module) and this SIM has a unique serial number on it.

If you receive this message, it is an indication that the phone is unable to detect your SIM card properly. Please check your SIM Card to make sure it has been inserted properly. If necessary, remove the SIM card and then re-insert it. If the SIM card is re-inserted and you still receive this message, your SIM card or SIM card reader in your phone may possibly be defective. Please note the error and call 1551 for additional assistance.

On many phones it would be better to store your phone numbers on the sim card. By doing this you can change your sim card to another phone and still have access to your phone book. If your phone does not have enough memory to do this, you can use the phone's internal memory or a combination of both.

Yes, you will be provided a manual, which will show you how to do that. You'll have to include all the dialing codes, otherwise it will not work properly. After the Rental service is finalized we will make sure that there will be no phone numbers remaining in the phone and in the SIM card.

SMS Studio identifies SIM cards on Nokia Type 1 phones by using the phone number of the SIM card (i.e. the mobile subscriber phone number). You should use your phone to set this phone number, or, if your phone does not have options for this, then you can use ChangePhoneNumber utility available on our download page.

ANY CONDITION! We accept iPods, Cell Phones, iPhones, and Game Consoles NEW, USED, BROKEN, Old and Damaged. We will accept your Dead, Water Damaged, Weird, Smashed, Burned, Cracked, LCD Damaged, Hard Drive Broken, Sad Face, Folder Icon, Ports Damaged, USB Plug Broken, No Sound, No Picture, Old or Depleted Battery, Opened, or any other type of damage or combination of damage possible. Also, if you have no idea what is wrong with your electronic device, we will take that too.

Hi, My dad, Anthony Eoviero trained at Sampson 11-15-1944 for 10 weeks. I beleive he was in Co. 481 Farragat. If anyone has any information or pictures of this company/or my dad, please contact me. He passed away in 1995. If anyone knows anything about Lt. CDR. Lincoln Ramsey, I would like to hear from you. He was with the dental core aboard the USS Sanborn. (I accidentally posted this as a reply to another message.) What an interesting and informative website.