The Apple nano-SIM that eventually won out is small enough to do this, and if you turn it sideways, it even looks like it should fit into a micro-SIM slot. It’s exactly what the ETSI didn’t want.

Like the SIM Cutter method, using a knife will leave the waste material intact for use as an adapter if needed later. There are plenty of printable SIM templates on the web which you can print off ...

Here, we explain the differences between SIM, Micro-SIM and Nano-SIM, and explain which size SIM you’ll need for your iPhone. By Lewis Painter Contributor, Macworld JAN 16, 2017 12:17 pm PST ...

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 maintains the old configuration; in other words, with an adapter, you could theoretically use their nano-SIM in a micro-SIM or mini-SIM phone sold today.

The micro-SIM is basically a cut-down SIM, and you can use a cutting tool to convert a standard SIM to the smaller version. Snipping reduces the size but doesn't improve the old technology.

If you're lucky enough to have bagged an iPhone 5 and are wondering how to squeeze your current SIM card or micro-SIM into that teeny-tiny slot, then you'll need artistic precision and the slicey ...

In this post, I will walk you through in inserting and/or removing both nano SIM and microSD cards into your new device. If you don’t know how to do it safely yet, continue reading as this ...