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Last updated: Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Some folks who plan on buying an iPad or an iPhone 4 complain that their carrier hasn’t yet made a jump to the future and is still offering standard-sized SIM cards. The problem is, both iPad and iPhone 4 sport a miniature tray that only accepts so-called micro-SIM, a miniaturized version of the standard 25mm

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Micro SIM Cutter turns your standard SIM card into a micro-SIM

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