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Susan Fourtané 10/18/2014 | 5:02:13 AM
The Apple SIM sounds great Mitch,

If I have to quickly summarize my thoughts after reading your article that would be: Super yay! :D

I have secretly been dreaming about something like this. In the globalized world of today, with many of us needing something like a universal chip, not only for local use, but also for global use when you travel.  

The Apple SIM sounds like great news. I watched the announcement on Thursday, but just half of it, so I missed this part. How nice you wrote about it. 

As I said below, this will improve carrier services, but for travellers this is excellent news. 

-Susan  
Susan Fourtané 10/18/2014 | 4:51:39 AM
Re: A Global Tablet melao, 

I believe carriers will react improving service, customer service, and everything else that they can improve for customer retention. This is not a bad thing.

It generates a wave of competence aiming to be the best carrier offering the best possible service. I see this as a very possitive thing. A smart step from Apple. 

-Susan
danielcawrey 10/17/2014 | 6:42:49 PM
Re: A Global Tablet I am going to guess that this new SIM card is going to irritate carriers. The wireless providers often get a bad rap because they don't actually offer the cool devices we all use; Samsung and Apple get all the cred for that. 

Carriers get stuck with jut providing the "pipes" for these devices. And while I can see how the Apple SIM is going to be great for travel, it's not really too beneficial for the wireless companies. 
melao2 10/17/2014 | 5:00:00 PM
Re: A Global Tablet I wonder how the carriers will react to that ease to switch carriers.
DanJones 10/17/2014 | 2:29:44 PM
Re: A Global Tablet When they do a VoLTE update to the iPad *that* will make it the ideal travelling companion.
bosco_pcs 10/17/2014 | 1:37:06 PM
A Global Tablet When I read about this on Appleinsider, I thought it was the real killer "app." Obviously, others, especially Samsung, will quickly follow. If I were a globetrotter, I'd use it instead of chancing WiFi
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