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2010-05-30
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Might be -- specially for a 8 year old SIM card. But 20% is a bit too much.
At least in this country I had an 8 year old SIM card which was still limited to 10 contacts
Nokia Care told me to get it replaced for this same reason.
At least in this country I had an 8 year old SIM card which was still limited to 10 contacts
Nokia Care told me to get it replaced for this same reason.
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2010-05-30
, 16:05
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SIM card need to be replaced every 2 years max.
but my friend also got a old SIM card on his NoKIA as well. but then he got a brand new SIM card from his friend that works for AT&t
and he claims that his battery life have improved at least 20% and up
he is doing the same phone usage with the new card as what he was doing with the old one.
anyways . i just wanted to know if replacing my phone with a new card will really improved the battery life or not.
btw. i highly doubt that my friend is lying to me because we are good buddies