What type of SIMS are there on the Vodafone network?

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The one and only Andy - 17 Dec 2007 13:25 GMT

Like i have one SIM that says 64k. But another that says nothing on
it. Is there a 128k or above? what does it all mean?

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Rod Speed - 17 Dec 2007 20:46 GMT

> Like i have one SIM that says 64k. But another
> that says nothing on it. Is there a 128k or above?

No idea.

> what does it all mean?

Nothing much at all with modern phones which have
internal memory in addition to whats on the sim.

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Craig Ian Dewick - 21 Dec 2007 22:31 GMT

>Like i have one SIM that says 64k. But another that says nothing on
>it. Is there a 128k or above? what does it all mean?

Not sure. All I know is that with GSM at least, there are at least three
'types' of SIM in use. My original Optus SIM (thank god I am no longer with
that stupid company!) was a type-1 which I'd had for at least 10 years,
though my new prepaid one (dodo, with vodafone) is a type-3.

I don't know anything about what that actually means in terms of the way it
changes how the phone works or how it deals with the carrier's network(s)
though.

Craig.

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