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Thank you...<br />
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Just one more clarification. <br />
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I read some where that only Nexus 7 with mobile data can accept a SIM card and that WI FI versions of the tablet can't....! I was under the impression that a SIM card is the bridge to mobile data and since I am getting it from my phone, it should provide the tablet with the required mobile data. Am I right or wrong in this...?? My tablet is a WI FI version.
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Thank you...

Just one more clarification.

I read some where that only Nexus 7 with mobile data can accept a SIM card and that WI FI versions of the tablet can't....! I was under the impression that a SIM card is the bridge to mobile data and since I am getting it from my phone, it should provide the tablet with the required mobile data. Am I right or wrong in this...?? My tablet is a WI FI version.

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You are welcome,<br />
But did you find what you were looking dor?
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You are welcome,
But did you find what you were looking dor?

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Hi,<br />
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I've been using a Motorola Droid X2 for a while, and recently purchased a Google Nexus 7 tablet. I am wondering if I can switch my phone SIM card to the tablet. Thanks.
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Hi,

I've been using a Motorola Droid X2 for a while, and recently purchased a Google Nexus 7 tablet. I am wondering if I can switch my phone SIM card to the tablet. Thanks.

Swapping SIM card from phone to tablet

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