The Subscriber Identification Module card is a removable memory card that fits into the back of a mobile phone and contains the user's identity code and relevant personal data. The card can be plugged into any GSM compatible handset, instantly personalising it to the user.

Subscriber Identity Module card is also known as ‘smart card', ‘access card' or ‘phone chip'. This is the computer chip that goes into a GSM phone to operate it. The card contains your telephone number, a host of details enabling you to make and receive calls and stores information such as phone numbers and text messages.

Mobile phones use a card to hold all subscriber details called SIM (subscriber identity module).

a little card you stick in your digital phone that identifies your account every time you connect to the system)

a little chip sort of thing that goes into a cell phone and allows it to become functional in other countries

a little chip that goes into the phone giving you cellular service, your cell

a memory card which can store phone numbers and personal settings

a memory card which is placed into the back of a mobile phone and is used to access a GSM mobile network

a removable memory card and can be put into any compatible GSM handset, permitting the user to keep the same number while changing handsets

a small card that lets the phone work on a particular mobile network

a small chip that you insert in a GSM phone

a small flat rectangle plastic that contains a microchip

a small microprocessor card inserted into a mobile device, such as a cell phone or a PDA

a small plastic chip that you insert into a mobile device, such as a phone or enhancement

a small printed circuit board that has to be inserted in any GSM-based cell phone when subscribing

a small "smart card" for GSM/GPRS mobile phones that contains your personal account profile as well as saves important information (i

a small "smartcard" that houses your mobile phone number, authenticiation key, and other information

a smart card with a much smaller plastic substrate than credit-card sized smart cards

a special smart card that is used by GSM-based digital cellular networks

a 'Subscriber Identification Module' card, a small board containing a chip which holds your phone number and also some memory for use as a phone book or SMS bank

Chip card that is inserted into a cell phone and which contains all the data of the subscriber.

A microcomputer within a mobile phone, which performs all necessary operations based on information stored inside it.

Subscriber Identity Module. A SIM card must be inserted into the user's mobile phone before it can be used. A SIM card identifies a mobile customer and his provider. In addition, a SIM card may store the mobile customer's personal information and contain special functions.

Stands for Subscriber Identity Module. A SIM card, which is commonly found in GSM mobile phones, identifies a user with the information stored on the card. The card can be plugged into any GSM compatible handset, instantly personalising it to the user.

( ubscriber dentity odule) A SIM card is used in GSM mobile phones to identify the user for billing and other services.

SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module; regardless of whether your mobile phone is on pay as you go or a contract, it won't work without a SIM card, which tells the network provider who you are and thereby allows your phone to use the network. The SIM contains information including your account information, phone number and phone book and also encrypts voice and data communications to keep them secure during transmission to and from the network.

The small removable chip inside an Orange phone that holds the customer's service details. Newer phones have 'plug-in' SIM Cards, whilst others have 'full size' SIM Cards which are credit card sized.

Subscriber Identity Module. A small, flat electronic chip on a plastic card. A module that is inserted into mobile equipment for subscriber identification and other security-related information. The SIM is considered part of the mobile station. It contains security- related information, other subscriber-related information and algorithms.

The Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) smart card contains user account information. Any GSM phone becomes immediately programmed after plugging in the SIM card, thus allowing GSM phones to be easily rented or borrowed. SIM cards can be programmed to display custom menus for personalized services.

Subscriber Identity Module Card A card with a chip that is used in GSM phones that carries your subscriber identification number, optional data, and optional applications. Your phone number will 'travel' with the SIM card when you put it into many different phones.

Subscriber Identity Module. Unique chip in a mobile phone.

A security module that is inserted into a piece of mobile equipment and that includes data that is used to identify the user and to provide security for voice and data transmission. SIM card includes, for example, the phone number, phone book information, and account information.

Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) cards, small memory cards, work inside some cell phones using GSM technology. A SIM card typically sits below a phone's battery and stores user information, personal phone settings, and phone book entries. A subscriber can move a SIM card from one cell phone to another that supports SIM cards, which will then operate using the subscriber's phone number and account.

Also Known As: SIM; phone chip; Smart card; Access card Definition: The subscriber identity module card that the network owns, but is provided to our customers to be placed into the mobile phone to enable use of a mobile service.

Microcircuit card used in GSM cell phones. Originally intended for the purpose of user authentication, it has changed to perform other functions such as the ability to provide a web micro-navigator, and to control the screen and keyboard of the cell phone to perform the applications (applets) stored in the card.

Microchip provided by your network supplier to enable your mobile phone to access their network.

A small printed circuit board that must be inserted in any GSM-based mobile phone when signing on as a subscriber. It contains subscriber identification, security information and memory for a personal directory of numbers. The card can be plugged into any GSM-compatible phone, and the phone is instantly personalized to the user.

Subscriber Identity Module - Small smart card used in GSM phones that stores information and enables the user to access the network.

The SIM card (Subscriber Identification Module) is inserted into the subscriber's mobile phone. It contains all the information about his subscription.

(Subscriber Identity Module) A SIM card is used in GSM mobile phones to identify the user for billing and other services.

Smart card that gives GSM phone its user identity. Lets phones be easily rented or borrowed.

Subscriber Identity Module Card. A small printed circuit board that must be inserted in a GSM-based mobile phone when connecting to the Vodafone Network. It contains subscriber details, security information, and memory for a personal directory of numbers.

Subscriber Identity Module card. This removable card is the chip inside a GSM phone with information such as the user's phone number, phone book as well as other information related to the subscriber.

(Subscriber Identity Module card) a small printed circuit board that must be inserted in any GSM-based mobile phone when signing on as a subscriber. It contains subscriber details, security information and memory for a personal directory of numbers.

Smart card that gives GSM phones their user identity. SIM cards make it easy for phones to be rented or borrowed.

This is a small card fitted inside a mobile phone. It has a processor and memory for storage of users identity (PIN), user added information and text messages.

Chip which authenticates the user's GSM mobile phone and allows calls to be made. Stores the user's personal profile and other information. Without the SIM card, calls cannot be made.

Used with Inmarsat mini-M, SIM cards are easily installed and removed, allowing one terminal to be used by multiple users without having complex billing arrangements.

Asmall printed circuit board that must be inserted in any GSM/GPRS/3G based mobile device. It contains subscriber details, security information and a variety of other functions such as memory storage etc.

A small printed circuit board that must be inserted in any GSM-based mobile phone when signing on as a subscriber. It contains subscriber details, security information and memory for a personal directory of numbers. The card can be a small plug-in type or sized as a credit-card but has the same functionality. The SIM card also stores data that identifies the caller to the network service provider.

A small memory card not much bigger than half the length of a persos thumb. Used in GSM phones to hold phone numbers and other information. Can be removed and inserted into other GSM phones, allowing callers to keep their numbers and to place and receive phone calls.

A small printed circuit board that must be inserted in any GSM-based mobile phone when signing on as a subscriber. It contains subscriber details, security information and memory for a personal directory of numbers. A Subscriber Identity Module is a card commonly used in a GSM phone. The card holds a microchip that stores information and encrypts voice and data transmissions, making it close to impossible to listen in on calls. The SIM card also stores data that identifies the caller to the network.

A smart card that defines the accounting and personal details of a service and can be used in any GSM handset to activate service.