just pop the sim in. reception is fine for me. i'm with at&t.

 

I have it and it works just fine!
My issue is that the iPhone does not store contacts on the SIM..

 

i've done this a few times for my friends phones. its not a one step process, but its simple to do with a PC. this process will require the use of Outlook, Itunes, RAZR phone, razr usb cable and Motorola Phone Tools software. (MPT usually comes with RAZR style phones). if you dont have it, you may be able to download it somewhere on the net. i believe i have a few copies laying around as i own like 3 old RAZR phones.

1. turn on Outlook
2. plug in iphone and turn on Itunes.
3. once sync'd, goto Info, Contacts and select "Sync contacts with Outlook. this will copy all your iphone contacts to your outlook contacts.
4. turn on Motorola Phone Tools and connect RAZR style phone to PC and insert your sim to the RAZR phone.
5. in Motorola Phone Tools, sync it with Outlook contacts. once sync'd, motorola phone tools will read all the Outlook contacts.
6. in Motorola Phone Tools, while the contacts are now being displayed.. select "copy contacts to phone" phone = razr phone with sim card.

now.. your contacts from your iphone are now on your sim card

 

For those of you that it works well, what year and model are you driving? Porsche USA says that's as good as it's going to work since it's old technology (from 2007). Please let me know, Thanks

 

Had it in my '05 Carrera S
Have it in my '07 GT3

Worked fine

 

Hi all. Thanks for your help. Moving the Sirius Antenna (was mounted next to phone antenna) and changing to TMobile has helped. Now we are losing signal to the Satelite radio like crazy. If you have Satelite radio, which antenna are you using and where do you have it mounted. Thanks much!

 

In Europe they dont charge you for having more than one Sim, so it is a great idea and a great option. It the US, they use it for an excuse to sell you another phone so they can subsidize Europe and wonder why it does not catch on.
LOL