With smartphones getting thinner and more compact, every excessive fraction of an inch is cut to make space for the tightly fitting components.
One such piece of equipment is the SIM card: companies with Apple in the forefront have pushed the miniaturization of the SIM card and we've quickly gone from the regular SIM card (technically, it's known as 'mini SIM') to the microSIM standard, and in recent years, to the nanoSIM card standard.
If you are upgrading from a two-year old phone to a new one, you might find that your old microSIM does not fit the ...
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