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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2009
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NEWS ABOUT: SIM cards

SIM cards stories: 3 news summaries

(Newser) - Phonemaker Nokia is flummoxed as to why hackers are offering more than $32,000 in underground forums for old handsets, NetworkWorld reports—though bank fraud is a distinct possibility. “We have not identified any phone software problem that would allow” misuse, the company said. But a 2003 model manufactured... More »

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cell phones • Germany • Nokia • black market • hackers • cybercrime • bank fraud • SIM cards • online banking • mobile phones

 Police Arrest 2 in Mumbai Probe

First nabbing could undercut theory blaming only Pakistan

Dec 6, 08 8:09 AM CST
(AP) - Police arrested two Indian men accused of illegally buying mobile phone cards used by the gunmen in the Mumbai attacks, police said, marking the first known arrests since the bloody siege ended. It wasn’t immediately clear whether the two had prior knowledge of the attacks; if they did, the... More »

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Pakistan • India • arrest • Mumbai • SIM cards • terrorist attack

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Errant iPhones? No Big Deal, Analyst Says

Apple profits can withstand unaccounted for gadgets without loss

Jan 28, 08 8:41 PM CST
(Newser) - An estimated 1.4 million iPhones that have been either inventoried or clandestinely unlocked may not pose a significant threat to techno-juggernaut Apple's overall profit. The "missing" phones could force stock prices to dip, "but if you look at Apple," reassures analyst Ezra Gottheil, "It's solidly... More »

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stock market • wireless • iPhone • Apple • AT and T • unlock iPhone • SIM cards

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