NTT Docomo will replace about 930,000 SIM cards due to manufacturing errors, the company said Tuesday. The recall involves about 510,000 NTT Docomo SIM cards and some 420,000 from other carriers ...

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Ubigi also offers plans valid for up to a year, ideal for people who plan to stay in Japan for a long time. Ubigi works with Japanese mobile carrier NTT Docomo to provide robust coverage across Japan.

[Jason Gin] wanted to reuse the SIM card that came with a ZTE WF721 wireless terminal he got from AT&T, but as he expected, it was locked to the device. Unfortunately, the terminal has no function ...

All smartphones (and feature phones and other types of mobile phones) require a SIM card to connect to a mobile network – as, in fact, do mobile broadband devices, and any tablets that offer mobile ...

Three free SIM cards come with no commitments and you can simply top them up to use them on Pay As You Go with low rates of 3p per min, 2p per text and 1p per MB ...

RailEurope, a familiar company if you book train tickets in advance, offers the eKit SIM Card. Functionality is similar to the others, and data rates are $1 per megabyte, prepaid. For comparison ...

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A subscriber identity module is a removable smart card for mobile phones. SIM cards store the required information to identify the mobile device. It also contains data required for voice ...

Japanese mobile operator NTT Docomo said it formed a capital tie-up with fintech firm Monex Group on Wednesday to build a new financial services business centered on managing its customers' assets.

But when Gilbert went to check out, he got a "card declined" message. He didn't think much of it. It was a new card and he had forgotten the three-digit code on the back. Instead, he used his ...