Showing posts with label Subscriber Identity Module. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subscriber Identity Module. Show all posts

Friday, March 25, 2011

Download Apple iOS 4.3.1 for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad

Apple just released iOS 4.3.1 (build 8G4) for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. It is a known bug fix update that several issues should resolve on iOS 4.3. Earlier this week, the website Boy Genius Report reported that the update within two weeks would be available. The site even published the first findings , showing that the battery life, since iOS 4.3 many people had deteriorated, would be somewhat improved.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Gevey SIM Can Unlock iPhone 4 On iOS 4.3, Baseband 04.10.01

Gevey just released a SIM card for special iPhone 4 unlock on iOS iPhone 4.2.1 and 4.3 Baseband 04.10.01 without having to jailbreak or changing the iPhone firmware.

The SIM works with  Gevey Interposer SIM card EEPROM, a method very similar to what we had with the TurboSIM.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

How to Downgrade iOS 4.3 to a 4.2.1

 This guide will help downgrade iOS 4.3 to iOS 4.2.1  and  fix the iTunes 10.2.1 error 1013.
Currently it is possible to downgrade its iOS 4.3 to a previous iOS if you do not meet certain requirements:

Friday, January 7, 2011

iPhone 5 already in the wild?

Moments ago, we introduced you to the photos released by Medic SmartPhone, pictures of the metal structure of a new iPhone model that could be questionable because retouched think ...

This time we got even better since GlobalDirectParts seems to have a iPhpne 5 or iPhone CDMA complete!
Demo video:

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Problems with the iPhone iOS 4.2.1 Battery Life after unlocking with UltraSn0w 1.2

Now after much time has been able to raise the baseband of the iPhone to 06.15.00 and then release it UltraSn0whave begun to emerge some problems, including battery life.
The problem arises in the iPhone 3G/ 3G and it has nothing to do with UltraSn0w. It seems that arises during hacktivation, made with alternative activation redsn0w and PwnageTool.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

How to unlock a BlackBerry Bold

LAS VEGAS - JANUARY 08:  A Blackberry Bold wit...Image by Getty Images via @daylifeMany phones are locked by the manufacturer for a specific vendor. The practice allows providers to offer their phones at low prices and contracts, ensuring that the customer does not broken or changing service providers.
Unlocking a phone allows the owner to use it with other companies, and to avoid roaming charges abroad. So, for these benefits, many unlocked phones are sold at prices higher than those standards blocked devices.
The phones can be unlocked and every method to unlock a BlackBerry requires a little preparation. Follow these instructions depending on how you unlock.

Unlock a BlackBerry Bold through the provider

Step 1. Get the IMEI number of your phone. Enter the main menu and go to "Options. " Scroll down to "Status. " Your IMEI number is visible.
Step 2. Contact your dealer for the unlock code.
Step 3. Give them your IMEI number, then the code is attached to this issue.
Step 4. Enter the phone's main menu and select "Manage Connections"
Step 5. Click "Turn All Connections Off"to turn off mobile phone connections.
Step 6. Confirmed in the top cell that is "Off. "
Step 7. From the main menu select "Options", scroll and select"Advanced Options"and select"SIM Card".
Step 8. Enter the SIM Card screen "MEPD"(in capitals). The letters do not appear on the screen. This opens the options for personalizing your phone. Note that Network will be "Active"(Active).
Step 9. Enter "MEP2"(all caps with the"ALT").
Step 10. Write your code in the black box. There will be a limit of attempts that can be done with the code, once reached that limit, the phone can not be unlocked.
Step 11. Press the trackball (trackball) key Enter and confirm the code has been accepted. The network will be "Disabled. "


Unlock a BlackBerry Bold through third parties

Step 1. Get the IMEI number as in the previous section.
Step 2. Try your code with an external provider, as cellunlock.net.
Step 3. Remove the SIM card and turn on the Smartphone.
Step 4. Enter the phone's main menu and select "Manage Connections"
Step 5. Click "Turn All Connections Off"which will disable all mobile phone connections.
Step 6. Confirms that the top of the phone is "Off. "
Step 7. From the main menu select "Options"and choose"Advanced Options"
Step 8. Select "SIM Card"
Step 9. Type "MEPD" (in capitals) in the SIM Card screen. As noted above, the letters do not appear on the screen. This opens the customization options. Note that the net (Network) indicate that it is "Active" (Active).
Step 10. Write "MEP2" (in case with the 'ALT').
Step 11. Enter your code in the black box. Attempts have a limit, once reached, the phone can not be unlocked.
Step 12. Press the trackball (trackball) Enter key and confirms that the code has been accepted. The network will be "Disabled."
Step 13. Return to the main menu.
Step 14. Remove the battery and leave it off for 10 or 15 seconds. Thereafter, the phone is unlocked and can be inserted a new SIM card.
 

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iPhone SIM card not integrated until 2012

Apple Inc.Image by marcopako  via Flickr
Even if this would facilitate the lives of users, operators do not see that a good eye and putting pressure on both Apple and Gemalto. It must be said that with a virtual SIM card, it would be much easier to switch operators. Apple could remotely control the fleas to change the type of plan, the operator ... and could even if she wanted to become a virtual operator.

While working on this virtual smart card with Apple, Gemalto would set back the traditional operators, which represent 50% of its turnover, according to Les Echos. Gemalto is already "under threat of arrest orders from European operators."
But this is only a postponement, according to a source of Echoes, " Apple has decided to delay implementation of its offensive on the SIM card at least until 2012 "It would even be willing to solicit other Gemalto suppliers, if it yielded to pressure from its traditional customers. 


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