SIM card

Mobile phones are incredibly useful to have when travelling – however, using your phone in another country (or even another region of the same country) can be expensive.

Here are some things to keep in mind if you are going to travel:

There are now many ways to create and share multimedia (videos, pictures and text) content from your mobile phone, either between phones or via the internet, and reach a broad audience.

Depending on the model of your phone, you can:

If you remove the back of your mobile phone you will find the battery, underneath which is the SIM card. SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Model and this card is where information about your network provider and your phone number is stored. By moving the SIM card you can move your phone number and stored contacts from one phone to another. This is useful if your phone is broken or damaged, because you can remove the SIM and put it in another phone. You can also put a different SIM card in your phone, and thus use a different phone number.