[achille2]

This is cool but if you could, please add prepaid? Specifically add the following?

- 4th column for StraighTalk as one of the carriers

- 5th column for Tmobile as one of the carriers)

- Cost to buy iphone (199 normally, but full price prepaid)

- Cost over the entire life of the plan

See:

- Tmobile: http://9to5mac.com/2012/09/10/t-mobile-unveils-its-big-plans...

- StraighTalk: http://9to5mac.com/2012/07/30/review-the-iphone-on-straight-...

Note: Since StraightTalk resells AT&T using their own antennas, the available service would be same. Correct?

[runjake]

There's no point in adding Straight Talk at this time because official word (via their Twitter) is that they do not have nano SIMs and they have no (announce-able) plans to sell nano SIMs at this time.

Micro-SIMs cannot be cut down to nano-SIM dimensions and be used.

[css771]

Why not? Is there a difference in the actual chip? I thought it was just a trimming of the plastic around the chip.

[needcaffeine]

Nano sims are also thinner.

Source: http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/09/12/dont-plan-on-cutting...

But it looks like you can hack it: http://www.idownloadblog.com/2012/09/14/convert-micro-sim-ip...

[mason55]

Also Cricket/Leap Wireless which is the only iPhone 5 announced yet

[dubya]

StraightTalk doesn't have LTE. I'm not sure if an iPhone 4S claims it is using 4G as it does on AT&T.