SIM Card

n acronym for

(Telecommunications) subscriber identity module card: a small card used in a mobile phone to store data about the network, telephone number, etc

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Translations

carte SIM

SIM card

[ˈsɪmˌkɑːd] N =Subscriber Identity Module card → tarjeta f SIM

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Because you can only use one SIM at any given point in time, you should have multi-SIM service to use two or more SIMs with the same mobile number simultaneously with different devices.

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Secondly, does this figure also take into account multi-SIM usage?

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Also, in a market flush with multi-SIM handsets, some of those who were sympathetic to the resistance movement still retained an active Safaricom signal even after making competitor networks their primary service providers.

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It will be 3G/4G migration that will drive growth, although some multi-SIM ownership will persist.

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Tango Networks' unique approach to Mobile UC provides service parity with wireless operator Mobile VPN and Multi-SIM offerings and is fully compatible with both 4G IMS VoLTE and 3G UMTS networks.

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Mobile subscription growth is strong as a result of the move to 3G, but market volatility continues to be problematic due to price competition and the high incidence of multi-SIM ownership.

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"The country is more than 99% prepaid and most of them are multi-sim and dual sim, so when people cannot afford it they start getting rid of their excess sims, whether from the same operation or different operations," Elfatih says.

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On the prepaid segments, revenues grew 3% year-on-year despite the continued pressures on yields brought about by the shift from pay-per-use to value-based bucket and unlimited offers and the pervasiveness of multi-SIM incidence in the market.

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