Is this dual SIM active standby or so you need to manually switch?
1296069
This phone is regular SIM and supports just one, it is an old model previous to the dual SIM ones.
1296070
you need to manually switch. you'll save yourself a lot of trouble if you buy directly from Apple or from a more reputable seller!
111930
Yes, I've swapped an active SIM between phones to check them. The system should detect the change and either you'll receive a text saying something like "succesful config" or "the terminal could not be remotely configured." Either way there should be no change in balance/plan as h2o doesn't seem to have a restriction on device type.
1350869
Not necessarily. I just bought one up through BB and had THEM set it up. SOoooo glad, too.The SIM from my pre-existing GoPhone (Nokia) gave a "Card cannot be used" message. The included, new, card had to be used and the switch done via a phone call. It wasn't EASY.
1422424
This depends on your carrier contract of service and not the phone. It's gsm so if your contract allows you can switch it. Be aware of termination fees and so on.
442938
Dual SIM feature allows you to operate 2 separate phone numbers from the same hardware. They are both usually active to receive call. Of cause you can only answer one line at a time.
564670
I think you can not have two calls going at the same time, but you can put a call on hold on one sim to answer for a call in the other one. And you keep both sim actives all the time to receive calls
1594522
I have 2 of these phone for use in a dual sim configuration, one for controlled cost from the US and the other from the country that we are traveling. All that you have to do is check the GSM frequency from your carrier with those of the phone. This may be a quad band phone which should work in the majority of the covered world. The dual stand-by function works flawlessly. One sim slot allows 3G data speeds while the other allows only 2G. It's a typical Android environment. Overall it's a good phone that we will use for the foreseeable future with no need to change.
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JESS is asking whether it had DUAL SIM, i.e. two slots for SIM cards so that it can automatically switch. The answer is that it doesn't but that is not a problem, you simply have to take the back off, take out the battery and replace the existing SIM when you want to use a different SIM abroad.
1180293
Based on the defn of both, I will say this phone has the dual active sim feature. I can easily switch between sims for making calls and texting, by pressing the desired one I want.
1581703
stand by for out going calls active for incoming if I remember correctly. But the phone functioned so badly I stopped using it.
1742465
not quite sure whats full active, but it's like the other HTC I've owned that are dual sim. I don't have to switch no networks, both work at same time BUT only one network can be used at a time for any internet connection. I always use the better of the two for my internet connection.
1754274
The sim card is preinstalled. You activate it on securedbysam's website. Do not remove the sim card.
51719
No you don't have to deactivate any sim card. Both sim card runs at the same time. Thank you.
771812
It should automatically switch to whatever is on. If you have more than one device turned on then you'll have to switch manually.
1912908
I also have a two line phone. Your working line is where you install the On/Off switch before the line enters the phone. I'm very pleased with the on off switch. It has stopped those annoying calls late at night.
1557838
This phone is strange. You need to put 2 SIMS in the phone T-Mobile SIMS or SIMPlE Mobile to take the phone out of its stand by mode. If you have an AT&T; SIM you would have to make sure that sim is activated. The t-mobile sims don't have to be activated.
2032119
No, you can switch between sim cards while both are inserted into the phone.