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If you fly with Japan Airlines (JAL), you'll arrive at Terminal 2E of Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG), the gateway to Paris. Getting a SIM card there is incredibly easy. Once you reach baggage claim, you'll find a SIM card counter like the one in the photo below. This is what you should get: Orange Holiday Europe. It costs €39 and includes data…
So, this time I went to Dresden, an ancient city in Germany, from October 16th. Because flights to Dresden were fully booked and I couldn't get a ticket, I ended up traveling by land from Berlin, so I got my SIM card at Berlin's Tegel Airport (TXL). I arrived on Air Berlin, which is going bankrupt and will cease operations in a few days, so I landed in Terminal C, but to get the SIM card, I needed to go to Terminal C…
Well, this week, with the words "information bank" plastered across the front page of the Nikkei newspaper, a large number of people are apparently heading from Japan to the My Data 2017 conference, and I'm one of them. And unusually, I'm not going as a speaker. (It's extremely rare for me to attend a conference without giving a speech.) Since a SIM card is the most convenient way to communicate, I got one during my layover on the way to Tallinn, Estonia…
I'm at IETF 84. As usual, I got a SIM card, and this time I got a Telus one. I always struggle to choose a plan, but I went with Talk + Data + Messaging. Since that's a bit risky, I added a Data 30 add-on, which is a bit extravagant, but it gives me 1GB of data. Tethering is also possible. The shop is in Pacific Centre Mall…
Since I have a SIM-free iPhone 4s, I thought it was a bit much to be paying 2000-3000 yen a day to SoftBank, so I went to the Orange store in Montparnasse to get a SIM card. It took about 40 minutes including waiting time, but the staff spoke English well, so there were no problems there. I also asked if I could get a data plan...
Right after getting off the plane at Schiphol Airport and clearing customs, there's a shop selling SIM-free phones and SIM cards. I bought a prepaid SIM card from an MVNO called Ortel there. It cost €24.95 = €9.95 (SIM card) + €7.50 (phone charges) + €7.50 (credit for other plans). Internet/data will be purchased using this credit. The plan is…
The first thing I did when I arrived at Munich Airport this morning was to get a SIM card for my iPhone 4. My iPhone 4 is unlocked, so I can use a local SIM card. When you exit the baggage claim area in Terminal XNUMX and go right, you will find the store shown below on your right.
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