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iOS Winning More Mobile Ad Share In 2013, AT&T Losing Its iPhone Edge, Velti Reports

2013-07-03T05:12:00.001-07:00

Apple’s iOS mobile operating system is winning even more ground in mobile advertising market share, according to mobile ad firm Velti. The firm saw Apple’s share grow from 59 percent overall to 64 percent between May 2012 and May 2013, with the iPhone 5 grabbing a lot of those new impressions. The iPhone 5′s share grew by 7.4 percentage points between May last year and May of 2013, and the iPad added 3.7 percentage points, too, though the iPod touch saw big losses.

The iPhone grew 15 percent overall however, thanks to older models, resulting in a net gain for iOS in general. Apple is more than making up for sluggish sales of the iPod touch, and is also adding share thanks to the iPad mini. Samsung is also growing its own share, however, but it isn’t climbing at anywhere near the rate of its Apple competitor. There’s some volatility to come in the next few months, Velti predicts, as consumers hold off in anticipation of the new iPhone which will likely arrive in September. This has become basically an age-old tale at this point, and factors indicate it won’t affect Apple’s long-term dominance of mobile ads all that much.

There’s also been a considerably shift in which carriers are serving the bulk of ads to iPhones. Once dominant AT&T is giving ground to Verizon, specifically, and that’s big news for the carrier landscape. Sprint has also shed share since May 2012, Velti says, and T-Mobile is still barely scratching the surface, though the report only covers until May, so that may change as more people take their business to the new UnCarrier.

For those who’d rather not see much of the advertising that powers a lot of mobile apps these days, there’s also bad news: increasingly, advertisers are switching to larger display units and ditching the smaller ones, Velti finds. Full screen interstitial, as well as 300 x 250 and 728 x 90 ads are all showing positive growth, while 320 x 50 ads on the iPhone specifically have seen a decline in usage. Bigger is better for mobile display ads, or at least that’s the way advertisers are increasingly leaning.

Winning the mobile ad race is a key victory for Apple, which continues to excel in metrics around mobile app engagement and monetization, both of which are extremely important to developers. It’s part of a cycle that helps make iPhone desirable to consumers, too, so Apple is likely pleased to see it extend its lead. Source:- Techcrunch

2012-11-12T22:14:00.000-08:00

AT&T To Launch Samsung’s $499 Galaxy Camera On November 16

Regardless of how you feel about the concept, Samsung’s Galaxy Camera is finally making its way to the United States. AT&T has just announced it will it launch the curious camera on November 16 (i.e. this Friday), and that it will cost Google-devoted photographers $499 — that’s with or without a data plan.
In case you haven’t yet heard of the Galaxy Camera, think of it as a standard 16-megapixel point-and-shoot camera with a neat twist — it runs Android 4.1 Jelly bean, and sports a large 4.8-inch 720p LCD touchscreen that lets users fire up Android apps (ahoy there, Instagram!) and browse the web over Wi-Fi or a wireless data connection in addition to just framing shots. Under the proverbial hood lurks a 1.4GHz quad-core processor of unknown make (an Exynos chip wouldn’t be a surprise), and a 21x optical zoom lens rounds out this peculiar little package.
A curious combination for sure, but it’s not one that hasn’t already been seen before — Nikon beat Samsung to the punch with its Coolpix s800c.
It’s about time that AT&T came forward with availability — the Galaxy Camera made its first appearance last August at IFA in Berlin, and AT&T announced that it would carry the device early last month. At the time, the carrier found it prudent to keep quiet when it came to price and launch timing, though I have to wonder how many people were actually waiting on the edge of their seats for this thing to hit store shelves.

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11 Ways Android is Better than iOS

2012-11-01T23:56:00.004-07:00

1.The iPhone 5 still has a small screen

Apple may be patting itself on the back over its move from a 3.5-inch to a 4-inch display, but in the smartphone size race, the iPhone 5 trails the field by a wide margin. In the Android world, the 4.3-inch Droid RAZR M is considered a "compact" phone, the 4.8-inch Galaxy S III is mainstream and the 5.5-inch Galaxy Note II is large.

Why would you want a phone with a larger screen? A larger display makes videos more exciting, text easier to read, and keys on the keyboard easier to target with your finger. And if for some reason that doesn't appeal to you, the Android ecosystem also has smaller phones.

2.Near Field Communication

If you own an iPhone 5, you can just forget about using mobile payment systems that let you touch your device to a reader in order to conduct a transaction. Instead of MasterCard's Tap and Pay, you'll be using tap and pray as you rap your fingers on a table and hope that Apple provides NFC (Near Field Communication) support on the iPhone 6 in 2013.

With NFC support, the latest Android phones can not only send out payments, but also share photos, contacts, videos and more, just by tapping their backs together. Since Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, the OS has built-in NFC sharing software called Android Beam that any third party application can use for seamless sharing. Task management app Any.Do even lets you beam assignments to friends and family. I'm sure Apple will add this functionality just in time for iOS 8.

3.Customized desktop

Congratulations iPhone 5 users! You now get an extra row of icons that you didn't have with the iPhone 4 and 4S. That means you can see your TweetDeck icon and tap on it without scrolling over. The Times Square billboard writes itself: "iPhone 5: Now with More Icons!"

However, if you use any Android phone, you get more than just a static set of application icons on your 5 to 7 home screens. You have a working desktop you can fill with interactive widgets that show everything from the weather to your latest social media updates. I particularly dig the circles widget that Motorola includes on its Android phones, which shows you battery life, time, text alerts and local weather.

4.Standard cables, docks, and no landfill waste

If you're like me, you have a drawer full of USB cables and, if you can't find one, you can always buy another on any street corner. When you upgrade from an old phones to a new one, you can still use the same old wires and charging plugs, because micro USB is a standard. In fact, the European Union requires phone manufacturers to use micro USB for charging, because it reduces waste as users hold on to their old cables rather than tossing them in a landfill.

Unfortunately, the iPhone 5 uses a proprietary connector it calls "lightning" instead of standard micro USB, but gets around the EU regulation by offering an adapter.Why not just use micro USB like every other company? Then you couldn't make a mint selling proprietary wires and making every iPhone 4S owner that upgrades buy new accessories, because older iPhones had an even larger proprietary dock connector.

5.Many keyboard options

With the iPhone 5, you can have any keyboard you want as long as its the stock iOS 6 keyboard. If you're using Android and you don't love Google's default layout, you're free to install a third-party keyboard that suits your needs.

Some of the best Android keyboards include Swype, which lets you create words by tracing between letters on the keyboard, and SwiftKey, which predicts the next word in your sentence to save you keystrokes. Heck, you can even buy an Android slider like the Motorola Droid 4, which has a real physical keyboard.

6.Attach any document or file to email

Apple doesn't gamble on immature technologies so perhaps its understandable that the company has yet to include this new-fangled thing called "email attachments" on its iPhone 5. While previous versions of iOS Mail didn't even present you with any attachment options in its message composer, the new iOS 6 mail on the iPhone 5 gives you the option to attach images or video only.

What if you need to send your boss a PowerPoint presentation, a Word doc or some other type of file? You will need to have an app that opens that kind of file, go to that app and send the file from there. In other words, there's no way to simply attach the file(s) of your choice when composing email in iOS mail. There are workarounds and third-party apps that address this problem, but Apple's approach here could not be lamer.

Just like Windows or Mac OS, Android allows you to attach any files you want to any email message. Whether you're using the Gmail app, its stock email app or any of a dozen third party email clients, there's always a prominent attachment option on the composition screen and, when you hit it , you're able to browse your gallery, your file system or any other apps you've installed that organize files (Dropbox, Quickoffice, etc).

7.Share every which way you want

With Android, every relevant app from the browser to the photo gallery includes a share button. When you tap share, you're given an extensive and universal list of apps you can share with. And that list grows, depending on what software and services you have installed, from Facebook to your SMS messenger to Bluetooth transfers. So if, for example, you join Pinterest and install its app, you can share directly to that from any app with a search button.

Rather than providing you with one share list to rule them all, the iPhone 5 lets each app developer create his or her own share menu, which has a finite list of services that developer feels like supporting. The default Safari browser and iOS photo gallery apps can only share to Facebook, Twitter, Email and messaging. Google, Flickr, Pinterest, Google Talk, and any of 100 other services need not apply.

8.Access to all files and folders on your PC

Try plugging an Android phone into your PC and mounting it as a storage device. You'll have access to all the files and folders, just as you do when you browse through your WIndows computer's C drive. So, if you want to copy a raft of MP3s or PowerPoint presentations to your Android handset, you can just drag and drop them.

Say you record a memo with Droid Record and want to grab its output files. You can navigate down to its folder and move, copy or share them directly from there. If you run a file browser on the phone itself, you can also dive into the file system from there.

So what happens when you plug the iPhone 5 into your PC? You get access to the digital camera (DCIM) folder only, so all you can do is drag and drop pictures. Yes, you can got to iTunes to transfer media files back and forth, but you still can't go directly into file system because Apple just doesn't trust you enough to let you see the folders on the iPhone 5 that you bought from them. Whose phone is it anyway?

9.Tactile feedback

Most Android phones offer optional haptic feedback, which allows you to get a nice tactile vibration when you type, long press on the screen or tap the navigation buttons. While some people dislike haptics, the vibrations give you a strong acknowledgement that your touch has registered so you don't have to tap twice.

Unfortunately, with the iPhone 5, you don't have a choice; just a flat screen that provides no feedback.

10.Scribble notes

"If you see a stylus, they blew it," Steve Jobs famously said of pen-enabled computing and, like its predecessors, the iPhone 5 does not support pen input. Yes, you can get third-party capacitive styluses that will work on the iPhone 5, but these little sticks do nothing more than give you a thinner finger.

Want to scribble down some notes like you do on paper? On Android, you can. Samsung's Galaxy Note and LG's Intuition both offer large screens, active styluses and deep pen integration into the operating system.

On the upcoming Galaxy Note II, you can hand write notes on your calendar, on the backs of JPGs and in half a dozen other places throughout the OS. You can even get previews of emails, photos and videos by hovering the Galaxy Note II's stylus slightly above the screen.

11.Easy Network Unlocking

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Blackberry Porche Design P’9981

2012-06-28T01:49:00.002-07:00

The P’9981 enters the market as the elite BlackBerry, demanding an exclusive price tag for an exclusive device. As such the underlying hardware provides a solid framework with which to build on. The P’9981 uses a 1.2GHz single-core processor, an Adreno 205 GPU and 768MB of RAM to power the latest iteration of RIM’s BlackBerry OS, version 7.0. There’s also a 5MP camera on the leather-clad back capable of 720p HD video recording. The body is a work of matt aluminum with a polished edge tracing the sides of the phone. All of the buttons around the edge have naturally adopted a more angular feel, but they’re still in exactly the same place as the donor device that defines the P’9981′s layout. Aside from the same 2.8″ display seen on the 9900, the start and end call buttons, menu and back keys and the optical trackpad all fall perfectly flush with the display’s glass. The removable leather back panel surrounds the camera module and comes embossed with the BlackBerry ‘pips’ in its center. It’s worth noting, the back panel also doubles as the NFC antennae.
Unlocking the Blackberry P’9981 requires an unlock code. An unlocked Blackberry P’9981 should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them from working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Blackberry P’9981.

In order to get a Blackberry P’9981 unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Blackberry P’9981’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free BlackBerry unlocking code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Blackberry P’9981 to other carriers. Enjoy!

Blackberry P’9981 Unlocking Instructions:
1. Insert a foreign SIM Card

2. Power on the phone

3. When prompted, enter your unlock code

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How to Unlock Blackberry Curve 9320

2012-06-12T01:39:00.001-07:00

Blackberry has launched their new Smartphone Blackberry Curve 9320. The BlackBerry Curve 9320 looks like a Curve of old. It's sleek, with both black and brushed metal tones and has a curved back, which really fits in the hand well - almost as though it's been moulded with that in mind. It was one of the first things we noticed when we took it out of its packaging. The new Blackberry curve 9320 comes with OS 7.1 and 512MB Ram. The new Blackberry Curve 9320 is capable of 32GB external storage capacity. It has got a 3.12MP camera with geo tagging and image stabilization features. Blackberry has not given a front camera in this phone even it supports 3G networks. Blackberry has given 320 x 240 pixels, 2.44 inches display. It has got a QWERTY keyboard with a Touch-Sensitive Optical trackball. Its phone having dimensions 109 x 60 x 12.7 mm . It supports GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 on 2G Network and HSDPA on 3G network.

Unlocking the Blackberry Curve 9320 requires an unlock code. An unlocked Blackberry Curve 9320 should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them from working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Blackberry Curve 9320.

In order to get a Blackberry Curve 9320 unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Blackberry Curve 9320’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free BlackBerry unlocking code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Blackberry Curve 9320 to other carriers. Enjoy!

Blackberry Curve 9320 Unlocking Instructions:

How to turn Wireless Mode Off:

1. Scroll to the Airplane Icon (Turn Wireless Off.)

2. Press Select.

3. Wireless Mode will turn off.

How to SIM Unlock the device:

1. Go to the "Options" screen

2. Select the "SIM Card" option

3. Type ALT-MEPD (hold ALT key while typing the 4 Letters, M-E-P-D)

4. Release the ALT key; it should then display a list "SIM, Network, Network Subset, etc..."

5. To select "Network" type ALT-MEPE (since E is the Key that gives 2 when shifted)

6. Release the ALT key, it should then ask for the code

7. Enter the unlock code provided.

Note: In case of difficulties when entering the code please try the alternative instructions below:

Alternative Instructions how to enter the unlock code.

***** You must have a SIM card in your phone to complete these steps. We recommend using the SIM card that your phone is currently working with *****

1. Go to settings

2. Go to options

3. Go to advanced options

4. Go to SIM card

5. Type MEPD (not case sensitive) (you will not see text appear on screen while typing)

6. Does it say Network active? If so your phone is locked

7. Hold the ALT Key while typing in MEPE (not case sensitive) (you will not see text appear on screen while typing)

8. It will say "Enter Network MEP Code, then you type in the 16 digit unlock code, press in the jog dial to confirm

9. Your phone is now unlocked

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2012-06-03T23:53:00.001-07:00

How to Unlock Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G from T-Mobile ?

2012-05-30T03:15:00.000-07:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.

Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G from T-Mobile can now be unlocked fast and easy. The Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, as the far too long name suggests, is yet another incarnation of the original Galaxy S. Sure, it has grown an extra CPU core, to go with its 42Mbps network connectivity, but at the end of the day, the newcomer packs a lot of the I9000 DNA and hardware.

Thankfully, the CPU and chipset of the Galaxy S Blaze 4G, unlike the rest of its hardware, have not remained in 2010. The smartphone packs Qualcomm Snapdragon S3 silicon with two Scorpion cores, clocked at 1.5GHz. Throw in NFC connectivity, and we are looking at a seriously capable, 2012 mid-range smartphone. Here goes the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G full list of talents.

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We require your IMEI number. You can find this by pressing *#06# on your phone as if you are making phone call.
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Once you receive your Unlock Code from us by email, simply follow the instructions below and your phone will be free to use on any GSM network.

Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G Unlocking Instructions:

1. Input a non accepted SIM card
2. Phone will display enter “SIM network unlock PIN”
3. Input the unlock code that was emailed to you
4. Phone is unlocked!

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* No complicated software, or cable, just simply enter the unlock code we send you
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How to unlock HTC One X ?

2012-05-25T00:48:00.000-07:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your HTC One X by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.

Just look at some of the things the One X has put on its resume. The 4-PLUS-1 Tegra 3 makes its smartphone debut here, the awesome polycarbonate body adds that extra solid feel and grip, while the 4.7" second-generation S-LCD of HD resolution on the front is a crystal-clear view to the world of Sense 4.0 and Android 4.0 ICS.The most impressive thing about the One X is that it's actually more compact than you'd expect from a phone with a 4.7" screen. Not only is it impressively slim, the One X is only marginally larger than the omnipresent Samsung Galaxy S II and that one had a 4.3" screen.

The only problem we have to face is that ,it may be locked to a network and we have to unlock the phone to use its full features.Nowadays unlocking is not a big deal,many companies provide unlockcodes in no time.Unlocking the HTC One X requires an unlock code. An unlocked HTC One X should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them form working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your HTC One X

In order to get a HTC One X unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your HTC One X’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free HTC unlock code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

How to Enter Unlock Codes into HTC One X phone:

1) Insert a not allowed Sim Card and turn ON your phone.

2) Phone will ask ? SIM Network Unlock Code?.

3) Enter Unlock Code.

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Como Desbloquear BlackBerry Bold 9900?

2012-05-16T00:06:00.001-07:00

Nossa forma de orientar sobre desbloquear o BlackBerry Bold 9900 é rápido e simples de usar. Para aqueles de vocês que não sabem, o BlackBerry Bold 9900 também foi marcado o Dakota BlackBerry, bem como a Magnum BlackBerry. Basicamente, para cortar o ponto, uma vez que o novo BlackBerry Bold 9900 é um GSM ou SIM celular cardada, é possível para a desbloquear usando um código de desbloqueio.

Gostaria em primeiro lugar recomendo ligar para sua operadora de telefone atual celular para ver se eles podem lhe fornecer um código de desbloqueio gratuitamente. Eles seriam os únicos que podem para isso de graça, eu não posso gerar um código para você. Caso contrário, você pode tentar alguns dos fornecedores código de desbloqueio listadas abaixo ou no Google. Depois de ter seu código de desbloqueio, você pode usar os passos abaixo para transformar o seu BlackBerry 9900 para um aparelho completamente desbloqueado.

BlackBerry Bold 9900 Instruções de desbloqueio

1. Ligue o seu dispositivo com um cartão SIM não aceito.
2. Dispositivo irá solicitar o código de desbloqueio.
3. Digite código de desbloqueio usando o teclado.
4. Clique entrar / enviar.
5. Dispositivo pode reiniciar automaticamente. Isto é normal.
6. O BlackBerry Bold 9900 é desbloqueado agora.

Fique atento à medida que aprendemos mais sobre este novo smartphone da BlackBerry e sinta-se livre para postar qualquer de seus comentários ou perguntas abaixo. Graças amigos!

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How to Unlock Blackberry Bold 9790 by Unlock Code ?

2012-05-14T02:33:00.004-07:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your Blackberry 9790 Bold by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.

The new Blackberry 9790 Bold has a 2.45″ screen with 480 x 360 pixel resolution. The Blackberry 9790 Bold works with a Marvel Tavor MG1 1 GHz processor and runs on BlackBerry OS 7.0. The dimensions comes to about 110 mm in height, 60 mm in width and 11.4 mm in depth and weighs about 107 g. A micro USB connector is located on the left side of the handset, while the screen lock key is placed on top. There is also a 5 megapixel camera with video capture.

Unlocking the Blackberry Bold 9790 requires an unlock code. An unlocked Blackberry Bold 9790 should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them form working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Blackberry Bold 9790.

In order to get a Blackberry Bold 9790 unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Blackberry Bold 9790’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free BlackBerry unlocking code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Blackberry Bold 9790 to other carriers. Enjoy!

Blackberry 9790 Bold Unlocking Instructions:

1. Input a non accepted SIM card
2. Phone will display enter “Network MEP Code”
3. Input the unlock code that was emailed to you
4. Phone is unlocked!

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How to Unlock Blackberry 9370 Curve ?

2012-05-14T02:26:00.002-07:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your Blackberry 9370 Curve by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.

The new Blackberry 9370 Curve has a 2.44″ screen with 480 x 360 pixel resolution. The Blackberry 9370 Curve works with a 800MHz processor and runs on BlackBerry OS 7.0. The dimensions comes to about 109 mm in height, 60 mm in width and 11 mm in depth and weighs about 99 g. A micro USB connector is located on the left side of the handset, while the 3.5mm handsfree port and screen lock key are placed on top. There is also a 5 megapixel camera with video capture.

Unlocking the Blackberry 9370 Curve requires an unlock code. An unlocked Blackberry 9370 Curve should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them form working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Blackberry 9370 Curve.

In order to get a Blackberry 9370 Curve unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Blackberry 9370 Curve’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free BlackBerry unlocking code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Blackberry 9370 Curve to other carriers. Enjoy!

Blackberry 9370 Curve Unlocking Instructions:

1. Input a non accepted SIM card

2. Phone will display enter “Network MEP Code”

3. Input the unlock code that was emailed to you

4. Phone is unlocked!

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How to Unlock Samsung Galaxy S III i9300 with Unlock Code

2012-05-14T02:10:00.004-07:00

This a guide and tutorial on how you can Sim Unlock your Samsung Galaxy S III i9300 to another GSM Network

The Samsung Galaxy S3 will feature:

- Android 4.0.4 with a new version of TouchWiz

- 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED display (1280 x 720)

- 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor (North American version), 1.4Ghz Exynos 4 Quad processor (international version)

- 1GB of RAM

- 16/32GB versions (64GB coming later) with optional microSD slot

- 8MP camera with no shutter lag, 3.3fps burst

- 1.9 front-facing camera with face tracking

- NFC with S Beam

- 2100 mAh removable battery

- HSPA+ (international version) and LTE (North American)

- 136.6 x 70.6 x 8.6 mm, 133g

Once Unlocked enjoy using your Samsung Galaxy S3 on other GSM Networks.

After Unlocking the Galaxy Galaxy S3 GT-9300 can run on other GSM networks which support the following:

2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900

3G Network HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100

Unlocking the Samsung Galaxy S III requires an unlock code. An Samsung Galaxy S III unlocked should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them form working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Samsung Galaxy S III

In order to get a Samsung Galaxy S 3unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Samsung Galaxy S 3’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free Samsung unlocking code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Samsung Galaxy S III to other carriers. Enjoy!

Samsung Galaxy S3 III Unlocking Instructions:

1. Input a non accepted simcard

2. Phone will ask for a Network Unlock Pin or Network Control Key

3. Input the unlock code (Network code) that was emailed to you

4. Phone is unlocked!

* Some models may require a service provider code (sp code)

Otherwise, if your Samsung mobile phone displays “Insert Correct SIM Card” then:

1. Turn on your Samsung phone with an UNACCEPTED SIM card inserted.

2. Type: #7465625*638*CODE# (Where CODE is your Samsung unlock code.

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* If you are travelling, buy a local simcard and save on roaming fees

* The resell value of the Samsung Galaxy S III will increase significantly as it is available to more carriers.

* Easily switch between simcard, using the same phone.

* Unlock your phone from the comfort of your own home

* You never send your phone to anybody.

* No complicated software, or cable, just simply enter the unlock code we send you

* There is absolutely no risk of damaging your Samsung Galaxy S3 III by unlocking it.

* Very easy, no technical experience necessary.

* The phone is permanently unlocked, even after updates

* Warranty will not be voided

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Samsung Galaxy S III Hands-on Preview

2012-05-11T03:06:00.001-07:00

Samsung has just presented the most awaited smartphone of the year, the Galaxy S III, at a spectacular premier hosted in London's Earl Court, one of the fighting arenas in the upcoming Olympics, before over a thousand guests.

Its specifications do not differ much from what was guessed over the past few weeks, and an air of slight disappointment was sensed among the gathered crowd – a quad-core processor, a 4.8-inch 720p screen, an 8-megapixel camera and 8.6-millimeter thickness are not things unprecedented in the smartphone world.

Samsung Galaxy S IIIStill, everyone who had the opportunity to try this device could see in the first few minutes of working with it that every feature – even though already seen in the competition’s camp – is a step up in real terms: more contemporary, polished and modern than the rival’s models. Above all, I am talking about the HTC One X, which has almost identical hardware characteristically. I had my hands on the Galaxy S III and I'm convinced, without a doubt, that this is the best Android OS smartphone at the moment.

Build & Design

The device is made of a very solid and convincing plastic alloy and seems incredibly light when held in the hand, weighing in at 133 grams. The back cover’s texture, its rounded edges, and the entire shape of the smartphone largely helped it to offer the same experience as if one was holding a substantially smaller device, despite the mass and dimensions. For comparison purposes, the iPhone 4S gives the impression that it is much heavier, although it has a 1.3-inches smaller display. Similarly, the HTC One X seems much lighter when held than it actually is, but it does not seem as light as Galaxy S III.

The Galaxy S III appears rather plastic on photographs, but in reality, it is considerably more convincing. It is robust, solid, designed to perfection, and looks like a modern and powerful smartphone.

The 1280 x 720, Super AMOLED touchscreen covered in Gorilla Glass 2 is very impressive and again, it is clear that it is slightly better than the screen offered by HTC’s One X. Even though it is PenTile Matrix, the display looks especially good when objects are moved across it. This includes widgets, icons or pop-up windows with videos which can be turned on while one is doing anything else, which is a fine software addition designed for this device.

Pixelisation upon animation is not noticeable even along sharp edges, something which we have not previously had the opportunity of experiencing with Android. The screen’s reflection is almost brilliant – even though it is glossy, it does not take lightly to fingerprints and provides durable contrast, irrespective of the viewing angle.

Performance

Samsung Galaxy S IIIAnother thing that was unfamiliar on devices with Android prior to the Galaxy S III (even though it has been present on the iPhone for years): absolutely smooth scrolling and zooming in and out on web sites. Although Flash support was not activated on the test copies of the device I was testing, scrolling and zooming of web sites was absolutely swift and smooth, without any lags. This can be credited to Samsung’s quad-core Exynos 4 Quad chipset which, clearly, offers even more optimal performance than NVIDIA’s Tegra 3 processor, used in the One X.

In my hands-on testing, I tried Samsung's S Voice, a direct competition to Apple’s Siri, and saw practically no difference, apart from the fact that it seemed Galaxy S III was solving the tasks slightly faster (this depends on the internet connection speed, of course). S Voice gave almost identical answers to various inquiries as did Siri. The advantage of S Voice is that it understands English even with the most varied of accents, including French, German, Spanish and Korean.

It is also a good thing that it includes a 64GB microSD card slot, even though it comes with 1GB of RAM and 16, 32 or 64GB of internal storage. This will encourage users to generate files which take up significant amounts of memory more frequently, like 1080p videos. Photographs can even be taken simultaneously as videos are being recorded, just like with HTC’s One X.

Interestingly enough, the Galaxy S III comes with a Micro-SIM card slot. Few other handsets do, but the iPhone 4S is on the list.

Preliminary Conclusion

It could be said that Samsung has just presented a smartphone that offers the best of what the competition is offering and a tad bit more. It will surely secure many purchasers, and guarantee even greater success than recorded by its two Galaxy S predecessors.

The Galaxy S III, which will be the official smartphone of the 2012 Olympic Games in London, should be available on the European market at the end of May and in the U.S. in June, with LTE support added.

How to unlock your Blackberry for Free?

2012-03-11T23:04:00.000-07:00

Want to learn how to unlock a Blackberry phone for free? This phone tutorial shows how to get a free unlock code for your Blackberry and how to use it to unlock your phone. Keep in mind this will only work on Blackberry phone’s that have SIM cards in them. Here are the steps to get your free Blackberry unlock code:

How To Get A Free Blackberry Unlock Code

1. Type *#06# on your Blackberry.
2. The first 15 digits of output is your IMEI number.
3. Call your phone carrier and ask for an unlock code.
4. They will request your Blackerry’s IMEI number in exchange.

Now that you have your Blackerry unlock code, we can start unlocking your phone.Here are the steps:

How To Unlock A Blackberry Phone

1. Turn off the Wireless Radio
2. Next go to Settings > Options > Advanced Options > SIM Card
3. Now, hold down the ALT key and press the keys that correspond to: m e p d
4. Next hold down the ALT key again and press the keys that correspond to: m e p 2
5. You should see a menu where you can put in a 16 digit code and 10 tries to punch it in correctly.
6. After you enter in the code, press Enter.
7. It should say “Device Unlocked” and you have an unlocked Blackberry.

If you have an questions or comments about unlocking Blackberry cell phones, then please feel free to leave a comment or review below. Happy unlocking and God bless!

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Trying to get a free restriction code from your provider may not always work. Alternatively, we often recommend Unlockgenie.com for genuine unlock code for your Blackberry phone.

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2012-03-11T22:44:00.003-07:00

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Top 10 Tips before unlocking your GSM Blackberry Safely, Cheaper & Quicker

2012-03-11T22:41:00.000-07:00

1. Your GSM Blackberry can be unlocked - No matter what GSM model you have on any network, there is a 95% success rate using professional unlocking services to unlock your model. Just because you read that people cannot unlock your Blackberry, does not mean it cannot be done by anyone. Do more research as you did to get here and you will get it done. CDMA cannot, we will talk more about that later on.

2. Give Yourself Time - Unlock your Blackberry in advance, depending on your network, it can take up to 10 business days to unlock your phone. Specially for international networks outside North American. At the time this was written here are some examples for time periods. Rogers Blackberry Unlock (0-2 business days), Cingular Blackberry Unlock (1-2 business days), T Mobile Blackberry Unlock (1-3 business days), Vodafone UK Blackberry Unlock (1-3 business days), other networks vary, you need to check the Global Unlock website (fastest possible methods are only used)

3.GSM vs CDMA - Blackberry comes in two different technologies. You can only unlock GSM Blackberry (networks like Blackberry T Mobile Unlock, Blackberry Cingular Unlock, Blackberry Rogers Unlock, Blackberry Vodafone Unlock). You cannot unlock CDMA Blackberry (Sprint, Verizon, Bell, Telus). Outside North America 90% of networks are GSM and the success rate with our service is 95% to unlock blackberry phones. Blackberry has recently introduced Dual CDMA/GSM, at this time they come unlocked, however the frequency makes it so you can only use it oversea's.

4. How To Unlock? - When Unlocking, always use a unlock code - This method is the simplest and safest method to unlocking your phone. You can hook it up to servers, however with the design of the Blackberry we strongly prefer codes for two reasons. First, if you have a security password or IT password on your phone, you will need to remove it before unlocking. Second, using a proper unlock code, you cannot damage your phone, since there is nothing hooked up to your phone. I would suggest code is if want to pay less (take the risk of trouble) on older models. Newer Blackberry cannot be unlock by software.

Instructions - Click Here for BlackBerry Unlocking Instructions

5.What about a different SIM Cards? - Always make sure you know how you will get your foreign or new SIM card before you use it on another network. You can purchase it from a local store in the country you are going to use it. I suggest doing your research online, finding out which plan (pay as go most of the time) will fit you and order the SIM card for the website to mail it a address in the country of us. Buying in the store can cost up to $40, where online in many cases they will only charge you the shipping fee's (Example AT&T charges $30 in store and $6 shipped to a US address). This will save time and hassle when you get to where you will use the SIM card

6.Do You Need to Repeat Unlock Process? - If your phone is unlocked professionally it will not require a re-unlock even if you change the software. The only reason you would ever have to re-unlock it is if the hardware changes. I do get people who get codes from less trusted places, then come and ask for me to get certain features working. I cannot guarantee service since the earlier process has corrupted what I need to do, so it may not work. Get it done right immediately

7.Is Blackberry Unlock Support Needed?- When unlocking a blackberry, they are in most cases pretty simple to unlock, however it is always suggest to use a professional unlocking blackberry service (company should be registered, long standing website, have a public phone # and email), so you can get support if you need it.

8.Why Use Remote Service? - If you take this to someone to do it, you are spending your time, paying more when you do not need to. I have made the offer to over 500 people in the past few years in Toronto, Canada. Come to me, pay double and leave it with me for a couple days or do it through the Global Unlock website. If you have an issue, then come and see me. I have had 1 person see me in 500, he was a taxi driver with no email address and it took me 45 seconds to unlock his phone. DO IT YOURSELF, I encourage people not to come in and see me if they want to and almost everyone agree and it happy once they see how easy it and they are supported on the Blackberry Unlock

9.Does Network Support Unlock Blackberry? - Make sure the network you want to use the unlock Blackberry on supports Blackberry Devices. I have included a list of all Blackberry networks, I tried to take out GSM, however please douvlec check. You can find this out by checking the network website and see if they sell GSM Blackberry. If they sell GSM Blackberry, they will support all Blackberry. If they do not, call customer support and ask if they support GSM Blackberry

10.What About Data Plan? - Blackberry use special data plans called Blackberry Connect. You cannot use a regular Data Plan for Blackberry functions

Now you are ready to unlock your Blackberry, geared with all the information you need to safely unlock your Blackberry device.

Blackberry Unlock Codes! Questions, concerns, issues - post your questions

2012-03-11T22:36:00.002-07:00

In Blackberry Unlocking we get into the world of unlocking and all it's details. There are 1000's of little steps and knowledge that goes into Unlocking your phone.

Whether it comes to buying the right phone to unlock, or entering the code and following the instructions, or the 100's of questions/issues/concerns you may run into after unlocking! Here are just some things you'll run into during the unlocking process....

1. What phones Unlock
2. How to Unlock
3. Getting stuck during the unlocking process
4. Entering the code
5. Final Unlocking
6. Checking compatibilty
7. Issues/concerns with the network and your phone.
8. Signal problems
9. Phone speed
10. Data/Internet configuring

With all the threads popping up everyday with different questions I think it's a good idea to start a thread to cater to all your unlocking questions in one spot! Need an answer, come here!

There are many unlocker's online here to help! If we pull our efforts together i'm sure we can make sure no questions go unanswered. This thread isn't for selling unlock codes but to help our fellow forum members.

Not only keep the forum cleaner but also make sure your questions get answered quickly and get you started with your new unlocked phone!

let's hear that question!

BlackBerry Unlocking FAQ's!!!

2012-03-07T01:42:00.001-08:00

Benefits of Unlocking your Blackberry:

•    Enables you to use it with another GSM provider
•    Enables you to use a local prepaid sim card when travelling instead of roaming with your current provider.
•    Adds to the resale value of your phone
•    Freedom to use any GSM Blackberry device on the network of your choice

Just to give you an example, let's say you're a Storm 9550 lover and have AT&T but AT&T doesn't sell the Storm 2, you can buy a Verizon Storm 9550 unlock it and use it with AT&T.

Can ANY Blackberry be unlocked?

Yes only if your Blackberry is GSM. As mentioned above some Blackberrys are dual Technology: GSM/CDMA. Those Blackberrys can be unlocked and used on GSM providers. All other models, if you have a SIM card slot in the back, then your phone is GSM is can be unlocked. Please make sure not get confused with the SIM card slot and the Memory Card slot

Once I Unlock my Blackberry, can I use it with any GSM provider worldwide?

99% of the time, the answer is YES, but you always have to make sure that the phone is compatible with the Network you want to use, because in some cases your phone will not be able to be used on the network.

Best way to find out is to check your Blackberry's GSM capabilities and then compare that to the Network you wish to use frequencies.

Here are some examples:
•    Blackberry 8830 will only work overseas once unlocked because the phone is only capable of GSM 900 / 1800 on GSM. So even if you unlock it, you will not be able to use it in North America.
•    Blackberry 9530/9550/9630 once unlocked will only work on AT&T, T-Mobile, Rogers & Fido's EDGE (no 3G)
•    Blackberry 9700 from T-Mobile once unlocked will only work on AT&T's EDGE but not 3G
•    Blackberry 9700 from T-Mobile or Wind Mobile once unlocked will work on all GSM carriers as EDGE, but 3G will only work on these 2 networks in North America. In other parts of the world, you will be able to get 3G from providers offering 3G on 1700MHz, 2100 MHz bands.

So as you can see, there is are still things you need to check. Most of the time, most Blackberrys that are quad-band will work worldwide on EDGE, but in some cases ex: Canada, where Bell/Telus/ only have a 3G HSPA Network, if you buy an 8900 which is quad-band but not 3G compatible and unlock it, you won't be able to use it with Bell/Telus because they only have a 3G network and no EDGE to fall back on.

Always best to ask before unlocking your phone just in case.

Verizon/Sprint have SIM cards, can I use an unlocked Blackberry with them?

The SIM cards that Verizon & Sprint ship with their dual technology phones such as the 8830/9530/9550/9630 are only meant to be used when roaming outside North America. In other words, your line is tied to the phone using the ESN. If you plan on traveling and would like to roam with them, you will need to call them and have them activate the SIM card for International use. There is no way to use your Verizon/Sprint line on their SIM card in North America at the moment.

Does Unlocking void my Warranty?

This has been a question asked over and over again with different opinions. We can confirm that unlocking your phone remotely by code will not void the warranty. In the past, some phones needed to be opened, software tampered with in order to unlock it and that obviously would void the warranty. If you call your provider and ask them the question, they will most likely say that it does, because that's what they are trained to say. We personally exchanged numerous unlocked Blackberrys with ATT/T-Mobile/Verizon/Rogers and never had any issues.

Once my Blackberry Unlocked, will all features such as BBM/Email/Browser work?

Yes they will, but you need to make sure that you have a Blackberry Data Plan with the provider you will be using. In some cases you will need to load the Service Books manually to your phone in order for all features to work. You can find a lot of threads here with step by step instructions. In some cases you will also need to make sure that the PIN has been released by previous provider if phone has previously been used.

What is MEP and SP Unlock Code?

MEP=Mobile Equipment Personalization and is basically the unlock code you need to unlock most Blackberrys.

SP= Service Provider lock is a new lock that Bell/Telus have lately added to their GSM Blackberrys.

Most Blackberry phones only have the MEP lock.

How do I know if my Blackberry is Unlocked?

You can insert a SIM card in your phone and then go to Options/Advanced Options/SIM card and type the letters "mepd" (without the quotes)

If Network says Disabled or Inactive, that means your Blackberry is already unlocked.

If Network says Enabled or Active, that means your phone is locked.

If Network says Blocked, that means the only way to unlock your phone would be for us or any equipped shop to physically have your phone.

If all say Disabled but Service Provider says Active, that means you need the SP Unlock Code to unlock your Blackberry.

How many digits is the unlock code and is it reusable?

Depending on the model of your Blackberry and the provider the phone is from, the code can be 8 or 16 Digits.

Each Blackberry has a unique unlock code based on the IMEI. The code for one IMEI will not work on another phone.

I have a Past-Due Balance with Verizon, can I still unlock my Blackberry?

Yes you can. If the phone is reported stolen, the PIN might be blocked though by RIM.

Once I get my Unlock Code, how do I enter it on the phone?

Unlocking Instructions for all Blackberry Models can be found here - BlackBerry Unlocking Instructions

How many attempts do I have to enter the correct code?

Usually your Blackberry will come with 10 tries or 255. Before you enter the code, the phone will say "Enter Network MEP Code (xx Left)" The number there will be how many tries you have left.

If your phone says 0 left, the only way to unlock it will be for us or anyone else to physically have your phone.

I enter the unlock code and get "Code Error" but the attempts counter doesn't go down?

It's a known issue on some Blackberrys. If you get "Code Error" and the counter hasn't gone down, that means that your phone accepted the code and unlocked.

If the counter goes down, then you have the wrong code or waited too long to press Trackball/Trackpad/Enter after entering the code.

Where can I get the Unlock Code for my Blackberry?

Some providers will give you the code for free if you have an account with them. Always best to call them and ask before. If you are not able to get it from them, you can buy the code from us or any reliable unlocker here in the Forums.

We are a few honest unlockers here and you can all check our feedback. It's all up to you to decide who you feel more comfortable dealing with.

How much does it cost to unlock my Blackberry?

Once again, we don't want you to pay us or anyone else if you can get the code for free. Always call your provider first and ask them if they will give you the code for free. If not, the use 3rd party unlockers.

Price will depend on Model/Provider/Country. Every unlocker here usually has a website with prices advertised.

How long will it take to get my Unlock Code?

If you requested the unlock code from your provider, it can take anywhere from instant on the phone to a couple of days and rarely weeks.

If you ordered the unlock code from us or any 3rd party unlockers, we usually email you the unlock codes within a couple of minutes when online. Make sure you check turnaround for each vendor.

My Blackberry got replaced under warranty, will the same code work?

No it won't. You will need a new code, because as mentioned earlier, each IMEI has a unique unlock code. Some unlockers will make you pay for a new code and some won't. Always ask before.

If I upgrade the OS or do a Wipe Handheld will my Blackberry relock?

No it won't. Blackberry Unlocking is permanent. The only way to relock a Blackberry is with special software. Once unlocked, you can upgrade/downgrade/wipe the OS risk free.

Thank you for taking the time to read this guide. We will keep adding info to make it as complete as possible. If you have any suggestions, please feel free to post a reply here and we will add it.

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How to Unlock Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket from AT&T ?

2012-02-21T05:27:00.000-08:00

Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket from AT&T is one of the most efficient android device from Samsung. This is purely a GSM phone. If you want to use Samsung Galaxy S 2 Skyrocket with any other GSm network, you need to unlock it first. Unlocking this phone is not so tough now.

Unlocking the Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket requires an unlock code. An Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket unlocked should work on any GSM phone networks or carrier. Most GSM or SIM based cell phones come with a SIM lock which prevents them form working with unaccepted carriers. The unlock code should remove the SIM lock on your Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket.

In order to get a Samsung Galaxy S2 skyrocket unlock code, I would first contact your phone carrier’s support line and request one. Sometimes they will give you one for free and in exchange will need your Samsung Galaxy S II skyrocket’s IMEI number. You can get this number simply by entering *#06# on your phone’s keypad and then pressing enter. If you cannot attain a free Samsung unlocking code, then you can go for a trusted online vendor like UnlockGenie.com

You should now be able to use your unlock code and the steps below to fully unlock your Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket to other carriers. Enjoy!

How To Unlock Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket

1. Power on your Samsung mobile phone with an unaccepted SIM card inserted.
2. Your Samsung mobile will prompt you for a password (unlock code).
3. Enter your Samsung unlock code.

Otherwise, if your Samsung mobile phone displays “Insert Correct SIM Card” then:

1. Turn on your Samsung phone with an UNACCEPTED SIM card inserted.
2. Type: #7465625*638*CODE# (Where CODE is your Samsung unlock code.

Click here to unlock your Samsung Galaxy S 2 Skyrocket from AT&T

Here is an Unlocking video of Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket from AT&T. This video will help you to follow the unlocking instructions properly.

If you would like to leave your own Samsung Galaxy S2 Skyrocket review or need some help unlocking your cell phone, then please feel free to leave a comment below. Thanks and good luck!

How to Unlock LG Optimus Pro C660 ?

2011-11-28T01:51:00.001-08:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your Unlock LG Optimus Pro C660 by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.

Another fine Optimus phone from LG has been released called the LG Optimus Pro (C660). The LG Optimus Pro comes with a full QWERTY keyboard and runs on Android 2.3. platform with a 800 MHz CPU processor.
The dimensions of the pixel touchscreen is 2.8″ 320 x 240 . On the back of the Pro it has a 3 megapixel camera with VGA video camera. There is also an FM radio and a 3.5mm audio socket in addition to the usual good multimedia support that Android devices come with.All the standard Android features are here, including 3.5G support, WiFi, GPS, a web browser and access to thousands of applications. There aren’t many Android 2.3 devices like this on the market at the moment, and it’s always good to have the latest and greatest version of this operating systemInside is a modest 256MB of RAM, 150MB of flash memory plus a 2GB microSD card in the box and a large 1500 mAh battery that should provide a useful amount of talktime. LG say that the Optimus Pro should be available in Europe this summer in Black, White and Titan colour schemes.

The most easy and effective method to unlock LG Optimus Pro C660 is by using the unlock code. Your LG Optimus Pro C660 is locked with a particular unlock code by your network provider. There a many to ways to get this unlock code.

First option is to call your network provider and ask for the unlock code. In return they need the IMEI number of your LG Optimus Pro C660. To get the IMEI number just dial *#06# . You will get IMEI number. But this will not work always. They will ask for thousands things for this.

The the next best option is go for a trusted vendor to purchase the unlock code for your LG Optimus Pro C660. I personally recommend UnlockGenie.com for the genuine unlock code for your LG Optimus Pro C660.
Once you have the unlock code for your LG Optimus Pro C660, please follow the instructions below to enter the unlock code.

LG Optimus Pro C660 Unlocking Instructions:

1. Input a non accepted simcard

2. Phone will display enter “Sim network unlock PIN”

3. Input the unlock code that was emailed to you

4. Phone is unlocked!

* * Normally NCK is the network unlock code. Some models may require a service provider code (SPCK code)

UnlockGenie.com also provide you with all the unlock codes you need such as the network lock, service provider lock, NCK, NSCK, SPCK, CPCK, SIMCK,

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How to Unlock LG C550 Optimus Chat ?

2011-11-28T01:29:00.001-08:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your LG Optimus Chat by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.
The new LG Optimus Chat has a 2.8″ touchscreen with a 320 x 480 pixel resolution. The LG Optimus Chat works with a 600 MHz processor and runs with the Platform Android OS 2.2 aka Froyo. The dimensions are about 109 mm in height, 59 mm in width and 16 mm in depth and weighs about 122 g. The LG Optimus Chat is one of the thinnest and lightest Android phones yet. There is a 3.15 megapixel camera with video capture.

The most easy and effective method to unlock LG Optimus Chat is by using the unlock code. Your LG Optimus Chat is locked with a particular unlock code by your network provider. There a many to ways to get this unlock code.

First option is to call your network provider and ask for the unlock code. In return they need the IMEI number of your LG Optimus Chat. To get the IMEI number just dial *#06# . You will get IMEI number. But this will not work always. They will ask for thousands things for this.

The the next best option is go for a trusted vendor to purchase the unlock code for your LG Optimus Chat. I personally recommend UnlockGenie.com for the genuine unlock code for your LG Optimus Chat.
Once you have the unlock code for your LG Optimus Chat, please follow the instructions below to enter the unlock code.

LG Optimus Chat Unlocking Instructions:

1. Turn on phone with a non-accepted SIM card
2. Phone will prompt you for unlock code
3. Enter code that we provided
4. Your phone is unlocked!

* Normally NCK is the network unlock code. Some models may require a service provider code (SPCK code)
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How to Unlock HTC 7 Mozart ?

2011-11-28T01:17:00.001-08:00

This is a tutorial and instructions on how you can unlock your HTC 7 Mozart by Unlock Code to work on any GSM network.

The new HTC 7 Mozart has a 3.7″ touchscreen with 480 x 800 pixel resolution. The HTC 7 Mozart works with a 1 GHz Scorpion processor and runs on the Microsoft Windows Phone 7 OS. The dimensions comes to about 119 mm in height, 60.2 mm in width and 11.9 mm in depth and weighs about 130 g. The HTC 7 Mozart is one of the thinnest and lightest Android phones yet. It has 8 GB internal storage, 512 MB ROM and 576 MB RAM. There is also a 8 megapixel camera with 720p video capture.

The most easy and effective method to unlock HTC 7 Mozart is by using the unlock code. Your HTC 7 Mozart is locked with a particular unlock code by your network provider. There a many to ways to get this unlock code.

First option is to call your network provider and ask for the unlock code. In return they need the IMEI number of your HTC 7 Mozart. To get the IMEI number just dial *#06# . You will get IMEI number. But this will not work always. They will ask for thousands things for this.

The the next best option is go for a trusted vendor to purchase the unlock code for your HTC 7 Mozart. I personally recommend UnlockGenie.com for the genuine unlock code for your HTC 7 Mozart.
Once you have the unlock code for your HTC 7 Mozart, please follow the instructions below to enter the unlock code.

HTC 7 Mozart Unlocking Instructions:

1. Input a non accepted SIM card
2. Phone will display enter “SIM network unlock PIN”
3. Input the unlock code that was emailed to you
4. Phone is unlocked!

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Samsung Galaxy Note - Full Review

2011-11-24T02:21:00.001-08:00

Vivid. Thin. Big. Fast.

That’s the 4 words that best describe the Samsung Galaxy Note.

I was fortunate enough to obtain a review set from Samsung Malaysia, and the first 24 hours has left me in awe at what they have done with the Galaxy Note.

Inside the box, the beautifully made Galaxy Note comes with manuals, a 2500mAh battery, a microUSB cable, a USB wall charger, and a pair of Samsung earphones.

Big Processor, Big Display

The display is big – 5.3inches big – with a thin bezel of about half a cm. This might be a bit tricky for people with small hands, but it fits nicely in my hands. One handed operation wasn’t complicated, though it will require some getting used to. The 1.4GHz dual-core Exynos, made everything smooth and buttery. Still, it’s almost as smooth as the SGS2, but do remember – the Note runs on a significantly higher display resolution.

The Galaxy Note boasts a 1280×800 resolution display; called the Super AMOLED HD. Everything looks breathtaking – even better than the Samsung Galaxy S2. Once Ice Cream Sandwich with hardware acceleration arrives on the Note, it will become just as smooth, if not better than iOS.

The Note has an 8MP camera with LED flash, and a 2MP front camera. Both does a great job, and it is rumored to be the same cameras from the SGS2. And like the Samsung Galaxy S2, The Galaxy Note takes crisp and clear photographs with ease. Full HD videos (1080p) plays easily on the Note, and to say it is more captivating than the Galaxy S2′s Super AMOLED Plus display, is an understatement. The speaker is loud and makes a perfect conference calling companion.

Less Touchy Buttons

The phone comes with minimum hardware buttons. There are only 3 – the home button, power button and volume rocker. This minimalist approach makes the Note not only a fantastic device to hold, but also a thing of beauty to the eyes. If you think the front is good enough to mesmerize you, you’ll salivate peeking at its back. The battery cover is etched just like the Samsung Galaxy S2, and this provides a good grip for all you butterfingers out there.

Home, Sweet Homescreen.

Once booted up, you’ll immediately find many TouchWiz similarities to the Samsung Galaxy S2. It’s almost a clone of the S2, except that this version of TouchWiz is improved in a good way. At the homescreen, you’ll see an icon for S Memo – an application developed specifically for the Galaxy Note – which allows you to scribble notes just like you’re working on a notepad. Samsung incorporated infinite looping into their homescreen, and you’ll find yourself reaching the screen that you want, fast – regardless of you swiping to the left of to the right. Pinch to overview is still there, so you could quickly zip between homescreens too. Your homescreen is a 5 by 5 icon display area, and this has been improved from the 4 by 4 icon homescreen on the SGS2.

An App Drawer Full Of Love

When you open the app drawer, you are lovingly greeted with the same 5 by 5 grid from the homescreen. The same smooth scrolling animations meet your slightest touch, while the display’s vivid Super AMOLED HD shouts for your attention. If you prefer to see your apps in an alphabetical order, you can switch to list mode, which will also allow you to zip immediately to the app you are looking for from the alphabetical scrollbar on the right. As a person who carries about 200 apps in my phone, this addition is always welcome.

Gingerbread, Waiting For An Icy Treat

The device runs the Gingerbread 2.3.5 and is confirmed to receive Ice Cream Sandwich soon. Initially, I was surprised. I was expecting a Honeycomb interface, but Gingerbread already gets the job done. There is stylus support in Ice Cream Sandwich, and it would be interesting to see how that would boost the functionality of the S Pen.

Write With Style

The S Pen is a joy to use. It’s easy, simple and intuitive. Samsung kept the S Pen gestures to a minimum, which is good thing. With just a few taps and swipes of the S Pen, you can capture screenshots, open apps, exit apps, and even toggle the menu button. The accuracy of the pen is commendable, and Samsung has done a fantastic job in making sure this works. I tried using the S Pen on the SGS2, but it doesn’t function (obviously), and I can only conclude that there must be some awesome S Pen API under the Note’s hood. Apart from just taking doodles, the S Memo and S Pen also makes an impressive feat – converting handwriting to text. I tested this app 3 times, and I must say that the accuracy of the converter is very high – accurately capturing every word that I am attempting to express. While using the S Pen in the S Memo app, the device is intelligent enough to distinguish between an accidental stroke (when touched with your hand) and the actual pen stroke.

3G Browsing Powerhouse

Having become accustomed to browsing on the SGS2, I did find the stock browser on the Galaxy Note required some getting used to. The Note’s browser is similar to the original Galaxy Tab browser, but with speed improvements. It’s faster and smoother than the original Tab, but a little behind the SGS2 browser. Considering Ice Cream Sandwich will pack hardware acceleration, the browser will cut through the World Wide Web like a hot katana through butter.

More Than Enough Power To Last The Day

First impressions last forever. I’m a moderate to high 3G user, and I’m already accustomed to good battery management habits. Testing the device on the first day (after a full charge), the battery lasted me more than 16 hours – with about 10% left in the tank. This is an impressive feat considering that I’m always checking emails, messaging and browsing on the go non-stop.

Lightning Fast GPS Lock With The Barometer

The Galaxy Nexus comes with a barometer, and so does the Galaxy Note. If you think Google was kidding about increased GPS lock speeds, you’ll be in for a surprise. With data and GPS on, I ran GPS Status, one of the trusted apps to test a device’s GPS capability. The first lock downloads AGPS data and took about 5 seconds. Subsequent locks without additional AGPS data download consistently lock at about 1-2 seconds. The phone locks on to the satellite as fast as the GPS Status app launches. Slow GPS locks will definitely be a thing in the past. Even the “future-proof” SGS2 clocks 6 seconds with AGPS data downloaded.

Conclusion

Would I recommend this device? Hell yeah! I think Samsung is tapping into the enterprise category and this device with be a strong contender in this category. The device is a godsend for users who work a lot with market research, Powerpoints, Word Documents and Photoshop. For the average Jane and Joe, this phone will give them a full-fledged entertainment device that will not disappoint. I find that the phone will fit perfectly in the hands of business professionals and creative masterminds alike.

Specifications

Network
HSPA+ up to 21Mbps 850/900/1900/2100
EDGE/GPRS 850/900/1800/1900
Processor
1.4GHz Dual Core Processor
Display
5.3” WXGA (1280 x 800, 285 PPI) screen*
HD Super AMOLED
Platform
Android™ 2.3(Gingerbread)
Camera
Main(Rear) : 8 MP with LED Flash / Front : 2 MP
Action Shot, Beauty, Panorama Shot, Smile Shot
Video
1080p Full HD video recording & playback
Recording: 1080p@24~30fps/ Playback: 1080p@30fps
Codec: MPEG4/ H.263/ H.264/ DivX, Xvid, WMV, VC-1
Audio
Codec : MP3, AAC, AMR, WMA, WAV, FLAC, OGG
Music Player with SoundAlive
3.5mm Ear Jack, Stereo FM Radio with RDS
Multi Input
Full touch
+ S Pen (Advanced smart pen)
Connectivity
Bluetooth® technology v 3.0 + HS
USB 2.0 HOST
Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct
Sensor
Accelerometer, Digital compass, Proximity,
Barometer,Light
Memory
16GB Internal memory
+ microSD (up to 32GB)
Size
146.85 x 82.95 x 9.65 mm, 178g
Battery
Standard battery, Li-on 2,500 mAh
Value-added Features
Samsung Touchwiz/ Samsung Live Panel UX
S Memo/ S Planner/ S Choice (Apps for GALAXY Note)
Samsung Apps
Samsung kies 2.0/ Samsung kies air
Social Hub, Readers Hub, Music Hub
Google™ Mobile Services : Gmail™, Google Talk™,
Google Search™, YouTube™, Android™ Market,
Google Maps™ with Google Places™ and Google- Latitude™
A-GPS, Glonass

Any thoughts on the Galaxy Note?

How to unlock Motorola DROID 2 Global A956 from Verizon?

2011-11-16T02:43:00.001-08:00

Motorola DROID 2 Global A956 from Verizon is one of the most efficient android device from Motorola. This phone is CDMA on verizon but this support GSM networks too. Only thing you need is unlocking. There are different ways to unlock Motorola DROID 2 Global A956. The most easy and effective method to unlock Motorola DROID 2 Global is by using the unlock code. your Motorola DROID 2 Global A956 is locked with a particular 16 digit number by Verizon. There a many to ways to get this unlock code.

First option is to call us verizon and ask for the unlock code. In return they need the IMEI number of your Motorola DROID 2 Global A956. To get the IMEI number just dial *#06# . You will get IMEI number. But this will not work always. They will ask for thousands things for this.
The the next best option is go for a trusted vendor to purchase the unlock code for your Motorola DROID 2 Global A956. I personally recommend UnlockGenie.com for the genuine unlock code for your Motorola DROID 2 Global A956.
Once you have the unlock code for your Motorola DROID 2 Global A956, please follow the instructions below to enter the unlock code.
Instructions for unlocking Motorola DROID 2 Global A956 from UnlockGenie.com
1. Switch ON your phone with a not allowed SIM card
2. Phone show " Enter Special Code"
3. Enter the Unlock Code which we have provided
WARNING: If one of these messages appear :
- "Contact Service Provider"
- "Tampert Alter"
- "Wait before enter Special Code"
- "Contact Service"
It is because you or somebody already entered too many wrong codes, you just have to let phone ON on these error messages. After 40 min to 2 hours maximum, the message "Enter Code Special" will appear again!

Click here to Unlock your Motorola DROID 2 Global A956

How to Unlock Motorola RAZR XT910 ?

2011-11-15T02:43:00.001-08:00

If you have a Motorola RAZR XT910 in your hand or planning to buy in near future, you can get it unlocked to save your money. There are many additional advantages of unlocking Motorola RAZR XT910. If you have an unlocked Motorola RAZR XT910 you can use any SIM card with any Network Provider around the globe, which you think have cheaper tariffs and provide advanced services at present moment. You can switch the network provider if you are not satisfied with the present one for any reason. Even when you travel abroad you can save a lot by opening up the option of using local service providers. You may also use a Dual SIM card on your phone if you want to handle your professional and leisure calls separately. By using a Dual SIM card adapter you don't have to switch the SIM cards physically and use two connections simultaneously. The resale value of unlocked Motorola RAZR XT910 can be raised up to 300%.

There are various ways to unlock Motorola RAZR XT910, one of the fastest, safest, cheapest and the most preferable way to unlock is by using a unique Motorola RAZR XT910 IMEI Unlock Code. This method of unlocking Motorola RAZR XT910 does not need any technical knowledge and has very basic instructions to follow the procedure. Unlocking Milestone by IMEI unlock code is a permanent unlocking solution and your phone will be unlocked forever. The procedure takes hardly a few minutes to unlock your phone. Moreover, you don't have to hand away your phone to anybody to get it unlocked. Unlocking your phone is absolutely legal because the phone belongs to you and you can use it the way you want. This information will not be given to you by your network provider until you ask. This is due to the fact that no network provider would like to lose their customers to their competitors.

So the best option to get the unlock code for your Motorola RAZR XT910 is by purchasing the unlock code from a trusted vendor. I have personally purchased the unlock code for my Motorola RAZR XT910 from UnlockGenie.com. Because, they have got some good reviews in different public forums.

Once you have the unlock code follow the instructions below to unlock your Motorola RAZR XT910.

Instructions for unlocking Motorola RAZR XT910

1. Switch ON your phone with a not allowed SIM card

2. Phone show " Enter Special Code"

3. Enter the "Unlock Code"

WARNING: If one of these messages appear :

- "Contact Service Provider"

- "Tampert Alter"

- "Wait before enter Special Code"

- "Contact Service"

It is because you or somebody already entered too many wrong codes, you just have to let phone ON on these error messages. After 40 min to 2 hours maximum, the message "Enter Code Special" will appear again!

Click here to Unlock your Motorola RAZR XT910