You can use the WiFi.
well actually this happen to my iphone , and the apple company told me that my wifi card had died out and no longer could be used
Iphone will work without a SIM. Can't make calls of course unless you use a service like skype but all data apps will work if you have a wifi signal. Don't know why other smartphones such as blackberry ask for a PIN first effectively preventing use without a SIM.
iPhone needs a SIM card from AT&T
To use as a phone, you will need to get a compatible sim card. without it you can still use it for WIIFI internet access through an available router.
You can use the WiFi.
yes but you wont have service just only wifi and if you want you can have any Sim card for any company that offers a Sim card
yes you can
well actually this happen to my iphone , and the apple company told me that my wifi card had died out and no longer could be used
Apple don't provide a sim card the networks do. If the iPhone was bought from a network shop they'd have likely to have locked it to that network and give a sim for that network.
the sim card just holds network information not phone information so yes you can transfer your sim card without any problems i had a sim card from about 3 years ago and i just bought a iphone 3gs and it works fine in it
Any tablet that has a SIM card slot can use the internet without wifi.
Only if that phone has WiFi (a wireless card inside it), and you are in range of a network. Otherwise, you would not be able to.
Yes, you can. You just can't use it to call or SMS. Other than that, you can use normally when your phone is connected to wifi.
Your computer will have to have a built in wireless card. You can then go to a WiFi hotspot.
No. There's an iPad WiFi and an iPad WiFi + Cellular. The iPad WiFi will only be able to access the internet when you're within range of a WiFi network. The iPad WiFi + Cellular is able to access the internet within range of WiFi and on a 3G network. To access the 3G network you will however have to use an active simcard.
Go to an event.