As such, it was well loved in our iPhone 6 review. And while Apple made lots of changes to enhance this generation of iPhone it didn't change the SIM. That means the iPhone 6 uses the latest nano SIM.

For those with an iPhone 5 or later, the Nano-SIM is the SIM card you’ll need. Unlike with the above options, users can’t opt for an adaptor because it’s larger than the size it needs to be.

The SIM-free and T-Mobile versions of the iPhone 6 can be used with a number of GSM carriers around the world, as a user only needs to provide a compatible Nano SIM for cellular connectivity.

We reported a few weeks ago that T-Mobile had no intention of letting the iPhone 5’s smaller nano-SIM card interfere with its newly-bolstered plans to woo unlocked iPhone owners over to its ...

As listed on Apple's iPhone 6 page, the SIM-free version sells for the full retail price, which means the 4.7-inch, 16GB iPhone 6 costs $649, while the larger 5.5-inch, 16GB iPhone 6 Plus runs $749.

The short answer to this question is, yes, all iPhones – new and old – have SIM cards. A SIM card is required to connect to mobile services, things like data and the radio bands that make phone calls ...

Ready for your new iPhone 5? You may have to wait a bit longer. These handsets need compatible nano-SIM cards before they can be used. Can you cut down an existing SIM card? Here's your answer.

Since the nano-SIM is not only smaller than a standard SIM but also 12 per cent thinner, there was some debate as to whether you'd be able to go all Edward Scissorhands on your current chip, in ...

The Apple nano-SIM that eventually won out is small enough to do this, and if you turn it sideways, it even looks like it should fit into a micro-SIM slot. It’s exactly what the ETSI didn’t want.

And now it's cheaper than ever. If you're going to get an iPhone 6S or want to change network on your beloved old model that's now out of contract then you need to know that it takes a nano SIM ...