8:33 pm
I'm not sure if I understand your logic. The Nokia 1600 is free, crappy phone or not. You can use it as a door stop if you wanted to. 🙂 Is it because you think it's wasteful to get a phone that you'll never use? You can always sell it.
Like you, I already had my own phone. As soon as I got the 1600, I took out the SIM and put it into my other phone. I'm keeping the 1600 as a backup phone in case my other phone goes on the blink.
I know that the 1600 is unlocked and I think most of their phones are, except for perhaps the Nokia 2610.
11:14 am
I apologize in advance for this question in case it sounds stupid but I am a neophyte when it comes to these things.
I have a Speakout wireless account with a Nokia 1112 phone.
Suppose I purchase another unlocked GSM phone, a Nokia 6061 phone as an example.
When I put the SIM card from the Nokia 1112 in to the new one, what will happen? Will the Nokia 6061 have my Speakout wireless number?
4:51 pm
Yes, you can install the SIM card into another GSM phone. I own a Samsung which has lived on the Rogers network for several years. I simply swapped in the Speak Out SIM and it connected to the network immediately.
This isn't necessarily true. If your phone was locked to another network, it might not accept another SIM card. Rogers phones, apparently, work fine with 7-11 SIM cards. But if you're buying your GSM phone from the States or something, I wouldn't say it's guaranteed.
6:33 pm
Michael said:
Suppose I purchase another unlocked GSM phone, a Nokia 6061 phone as an example.
When I put the SIM card from the Nokia 1112 in to the new one, what will happen? Will the Nokia 6061 have my Speakout wireless number?
Yes, the 6061 will have your Speakout number. Just think of your phone number as residing on the SIM card.