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Carrier Unlock Tools

Tool Name Tool Type Process Time Credits

Acer

Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon/Nextel Unbarring (All Models supported) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 45.00
Alcatel

AT&T Alcatel Carrier 1-60 minutes 10.00
T-Mobile USA Alcatel Carrier 1-60 minutes 10.00
Argentina

Samsung Argentina (All Levels) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 24.00
Australia

3 Hutchinson Australia all models Carrier 1-24 hours 10.00
Australia & NZ Service iPhone All Models Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
Australia - Optus/Virgin iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-24 Hours 8.00
Australia - Optus/Virgin iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-4 Business Days 21.00
Australia - Telstra iPhone 4 8GB Carrier 1-2 Business Days 25.00
Australia - Telstra iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-4 Business Days 12.00
Australia - Vodafone/3 Hutchinson iPhone (Premium) Carrier 1-24 Hours 67.00
Australia - Vodafone/3 Hutchinson iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-24 hours 10.00
Optus Australia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 30.00
Samsung Australia / New Zealand (All Levels) Carrier 1-2 Business Day 35.00

Austria

Austria - A1 Telekom iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 108.00
Austria - A1 Telekom iPhone 6S/6S+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 140.00
Austria - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-3 Business Days 125.00
Austria - T-Mobile iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-7 Business Days 92.00
Austria - T-Mobile iPhone 6S/6S+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 190.00
Brazil

Brazil - Claro iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
Brazil - TIM iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
Brazil - Vivo iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
Samsung Brazil Instant (All Levels) Carrier 1-90 min (1am-4pm EST Monday to Saturday) 40.00
TIM / Claro / Vivo Brazil - Nokia BB5 2nd Method Carrier 24-48 hrs 26.00
Canada

Bell / Virgin / Solo NCK (All Models except iPhone) Carrier 1-12 Hours (Business Hours) 10.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone All Models Supported (Clean Only) Carrier 1-5 Business days 70.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone EXPRESS (Clean Only) Carrier 1-5 Business days 55.00
Canada - Rogers/Fido iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE/7/7+ (Premium) Carrier 1-7 Business Day 80.00
Canada - SaskTel iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 1-2 Business Days 37.00
Canada - Telus/Koodo iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean Express) Carrier 1-4 Business Days 58.00
LG Canada Express (All Levels) Carrier 5 min - 1 hour 10.00
Rogers/Fido/Chatr NCK (Newest Database) Carrier 1-24 hours 14.00
Samsung Canada Express (NCK Only) Carrier 1-48 Hours 19.00
SaskTel (All Models Except iPhone) Carrier 1 Business Day 13.00
Telus & Koodo Canada Carrier 1-24 hours 15.00
Chile

Chile - Claro iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Premium) Carrier 2-7 Business Days 56.00
Chile - Entel iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 2-7 Business Days 45.00
Dell

Denmark - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 Carrier 1-2 Business Days 13.00
Denmark - Telenor iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 Carrier 1-5 Business Days 25.00
Denmark - Telia iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-3 Business Days 23.00
Denmark

Denmark - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 Carrier 1-2 Business Days 13.00
Denmark - Telenor iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 Carrier 1-5 Business Days 25.00
Denmark - Telia iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-3 Business Days 23.00
El Salvador

El Salvador - Tigo iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 78.00
El Salvador - Tigo iPhone 6S/6S+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 84.00
France

Bouygues France Generic Carrier 1-2 Business Days 10.00
France - Bouygues iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-7 Business Days 18.00
France - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 15.00
France - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 80.00
France - SFR iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C (Clean) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 13.00
France - SFR iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 34.00
Orange France Generic Carrier 1-3 Business Days 10.00
SFR France Generic Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
SFR France Not Found Carrier 1-3 Business Days 25.00
Honduras

Honduras - Claro iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5C/5S/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 2-10 business days 78.00
HTC

AT&T HTC (2009-2016) Carrier Instant - 15 Minutes 10.00
T-Mobile USA HTC (2009-2016) Carrier Instant - 15 Minutes 10.00
iPhone

AT&T Generic Clean (All Models except iPhone) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 8.00
AT&T Generic Premium (All Models except iPhone) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 15.00
AT&T iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 1-96 Hours (Business Days) 7.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE Premium Carrier 1-14 Business Days 95.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE Premium Express Carrier 1-7 Business Days 90.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE Semi Premium (80%) Carrier 1-14 Business Days 30.00
Australia & NZ Service iPhone All Models Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
Australia - Optus/Virgin iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-24 Hours 8.00
Australia - Optus/Virgin iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-4 Business Days 21.00
Australia - Telstra iPhone 4 8GB Carrier 1-2 Business Days 25.00
Australia - Telstra iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-4 Business Days 12.00
Australia - Vodafone/3 Hutchinson iPhone (Premium) Carrier 1-24 Hours 72.00
Australia - Vodafone/3 Hutchinson iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-24 hours 10.00
Austria - A1 Telekom iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 118.00
Austria - A1 Telekom iPhone 6S/6S+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 140.00
Austria - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-3 Business Days 125.00
Austria - T-Mobile iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-7 Business Days 92.00
Austria - T-Mobile iPhone 6S/6S+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 190.00
Brazil - Claro iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
Brazil - TIM iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
Brazil - Vivo iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 14.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone All Models Supported (Clean Only) Carrier 1-5 Business days 75.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone EXPRESS (Clean Only) Carrier 1-5 Business days 60.00
Canada - Rogers/Fido iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE/7/7+ (Premium) Carrier 1-7 Business Day 80.00
Canada - SaskTel iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 1-2 Business Days 37.00
Canada - Telus/Koodo iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean Express) Carrier 1-4 Business Days 58.00
Chile - Claro iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Premium) Carrier 2-7 Business Days 56.00
Chile - Entel iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 2-7 Business Days 40.00
Cricket (All Models Except iPhone) Carrier 1-3 Business Day 20.00
Denmark - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 Carrier 1-2 Business Days 13.00
Denmark - Telenor iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5 Carrier 1-5 Business Days 25.00
Denmark - Telia iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-3 Business Days 23.00
El Salvador - Tigo iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 78.00
El Salvador - Tigo iPhone 6S/6S+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 84.00
France - Bouygues iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-7 Business Days 18.00
France - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 15.00
France - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 80.00
France - SFR iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C (Clean) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 13.00
France - SFR iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 34.00
Honduras - Claro iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5C/5S/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 2-10 business days 78.00
iPhone GSX Next Tether (Carrier/Status)/Policy ID Info Carrier 1-60 Minutes 6.00
Ireland - O2 iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 3-7 Business Days 20.00
Ireland - Three iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 35.00
Ireland - Vodafone iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 1-4 Business Days 17.00
Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 37.00
Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 3-7 Business Days 25.00
Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 42.00
Mexico - Nextel iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 37.00
Mexico - Nextel iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 42.00
Mexico - Telcel iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Clean Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
Movistar Mexico Carrier 1-3 Business Days 15.00
Nextel Mexico Carrier 1-2 Business Days 20.00
T-Mobile USA UnBarring Lost/Stolen/Blacklisted (All Models supported) Database 2 Carrier 1-24 Hours 20.00
T-Mobile USA UnBarring Lost/Stolen/Blacklisted (Fraud, EIP Not Supported) Database 1 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 17.00
Telcel Mexico Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
UK - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 3-7 Business Days 39.00
UK - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 7/7+ (Clean) Carrier 3-8 Business Days 80.00
UK - O2/Tesco iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 3-10 Business Days 30.00
UK - Orange/T-Mobile/EE iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 5-15 Business Days 65.00
UK - Orange/T-Mobile/EE iPhone 7/7+ (Clean) Carrier 5-15 Business Days 130.00
UK - Vodafone iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 5-15 Business Days 41.00
Ireland

E-Mobile Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
E-Mobile Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Ireland - O2 iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 3-7 Business Days 20.00
Ireland - Three iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 35.00
Ireland - Vodafone iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 1-4 Business Days 17.00
Meteor Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 35.00
Meteor Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 108.00
O2/Tesco Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
O2/Tesco Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Three Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
Three Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Vodafone Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
Vodafone Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Korea

Korea - KT / SK iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Clean) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 9.00
Korea - KT / SK iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium) Carrier 2-8 Business Days 23.00
Korea - KT / SK iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+ (Premium) Carrier 2-8 Business Days 45.00
LG

AT&T LG Carrier 2-5 Minutes 10.00
LG Canada Express (All Levels) Carrier 5 min - 1 hour 10.00
LG USA Express (All Levels) Carrier 5 min - 1 hour 10.00
T-Mobile USA LG Carrier 1-2 Business Days 10.00
Mexico

Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 37.00
Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 3-7 Business Days 25.00
Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 41.00
Mexico - Iusacell/Unefon/Nextel Unbarring (All Models supported) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 45.00
Mexico - Nextel iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 37.00
Mexico - Nextel iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 41.00
Mexico - Telcel iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Clean Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
Nextel Mexico Carrier 1-2 Business Days 20.00
Samsung Mexico Instant (All Levels) Carrier 1-90 min (1am-4pm EST Monday to Saturday) 30.00
Telcel Mexico Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Motorola

T-Mobile USA Motorola Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
Netherlands

Netherlands - KPN iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-3 Business Days 24.00
Netherlands - T-Mobile iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-5 Business Days 35.00
Netherlands - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-5 Business Days 35.00
Nokia

AT&T Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 8.00
AT&T Nokia Lumia (Not Found) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 27.00
E-Mobile Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
E-Mobile Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Everything Everywhere UK Nokia Lumia Carrier 5-12 business days 50.00
Meteor Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 35.00
Meteor Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 108.00
Movistar Spain Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-2 Business Days 20.00
O2/Tesco Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
O2/Tesco Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Orange Spain Nokia Lumia Carrier 3-5 Business Days 75.00
Orange UK Nokia Lumia Carrier 3-10 business days 50.00
T-Mobile UK Nokia Lumia Carrier 4-8 business days 50.00
Three Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
Three Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
TIM / Claro / Vivo Brazil - Nokia BB5 2nd Method Carrier 24-48 hrs 26.00
Vodafone Ireland Nokia BB5 & SL3 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 16.00
Vodafone Ireland Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 22.00
Vodafone Spain Nokia Carrier 1-5 business days 55.00
Norway

Norway - Netcom iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
Norway - Tele2 iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 2-5 Business Days 85.00
Norway - Telenor iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 18.00
Norway - Telenor iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Not Found) Carrier 3-8 Business Days 62.00
Pantech

AT&T Pantech Carrier 2-5 Minutes 8.00
Paraguay

Samsung Paraguay (All Levels) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 24.00
Portugal

Vodafone Portugal Carrier 3-5 Business Days 45.00
Romania

Orange Romania Carrier 1-3 Business Days 50.00
Romania - Orange iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 35.00
Romania - Orange iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 135.00
Romania - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean) Carrier 5-10 Business Days 42.00
Romania - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-7 Business Days 75.00
Vodafone Romania Carrier 1-7 Business Days 45.00
Samsung

Samsung Argentina (All Levels) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 24.00
Samsung Australia / New Zealand (All Levels) Carrier 1-2 Business Day 35.00
Samsung Brazil Instant (All Levels) Carrier 1-90 min (1am-4pm EST Monday to Saturday) 40.00
Samsung Canada Express (NCK Only) Carrier 1-48 Hours 19.00
Samsung for T-mobile / AT&T NEW Carrier 1-2 Business Days 19.00
Samsung Mexico Instant (All Levels) Carrier 1-90 min (1am-4pm EST Monday to Saturday) 30.00
Samsung Paraguay (All Levels) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 24.00
Samsung Uruguay (All Levels) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 24.00
Samsung USA NEW Instant (All Levels) Carrier 1-90 min (1am-4pm EST Monday to Saturday) 28.00
Spain

Movistar Spain Generic Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
Movistar Spain Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-2 Business Days 20.00
Orange Spain Carrier 2-5 days 55.00
Orange Spain Nokia Lumia Carrier 3-5 Business Days 75.00
Spain - Movistar iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 10.00
Spain - Orange iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 10.00
Spain - Vodafone iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium) Carrier 1-4 Business Days 12.00
Vodafone Spain Nokia Carrier 1-5 business days 55.00
Sweden

Sweden - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE/7/7+ Carrier 1-5 Business Days 27.00
Sweden - Tele2 iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 1-5 Business Days 63.00
Sweden - Telenor iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C Carrier 2-7 Business Days 72.00
Sweden - Telia iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 1-5 Business Days 50.00
Switzerland

Switzerland - Orange iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-2 Business Days 12.00
Switzerland - Sunrise iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-2 Business Days 12.00
Switzerland - Swisscom iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+ Carrier 1-2 Business Days 12.00
United Kingdom

3 Hutchinson UK Generic Carrier 3-8 Business Days 23.00
Everything Everywhere UK Nokia Lumia Carrier 5-12 business days 50.00
O2 UK Generic Carrier 5-12 Business Days 15.00
Orange UK Carrier 3-10 business days 32.00
Orange UK Nokia Lumia Carrier 3-10 business days 50.00
T-Mobile UK Nokia Lumia Carrier 4-8 business days 50.00
UK - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 3-7 Business Days 39.00
UK - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 7/7+ (Clean) Carrier 3-8 Business Days 80.00
UK - O2/Tesco iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 3-10 Business Days 30.00
UK - Orange/T-Mobile/EE iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 5-15 Business Days 65.00
UK - Orange/T-Mobile/EE iPhone 7/7+ (Clean) Carrier 5-15 Business Days 130.00
UK - Vodafone iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 5-15 Business Days 41.00
Vodafone UK Generic Carrier 3-7 Business Days 16.00
United States

AT&T Alcatel Carrier 1-60 minutes 12.00
AT&T Generic Clean (All Models except iPhone) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 8.00
AT&T Generic Premium (All Models except iPhone) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 15.00
AT&T HTC (2009-2016) Carrier Instant - 15 Minutes 10.00
AT&T iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean) Carrier 1-96 Hours (Business Days) 7.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE Premium Carrier 1-14 Business Days 95.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE Premium Express Carrier 1-7 Business Days 90.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE Semi Premium (80%) Carrier 1-14 Business Days 30.00
AT&T LG Carrier 2-5 Minutes 10.00
AT&T Nokia Lumia Carrier 1-3 Business Days 8.00
AT&T Nokia Lumia (Not Found) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 27.00
AT&T Pantech Carrier 2-5 Minutes 8.00
AT&T Sony Carrier 1-3 Business Days 30.00
AT&T ZTE Carrier 1-2 business days 14.00
Cricket (All Models Except iPhone) Carrier 1-3 Business Day 20.00
LG USA Express (All Levels) Carrier 5 min - 1 hour 10.00
Metro PCS Mobile Device Unlock App Carrier 1-2 Business Days 20.00
MetroPCS (Premium) Carrier 1-2 Business Days 23.00
Samsung for T-mobile / AT&T NEW Carrier 1-2 Business Days 19.00
Samsung USA NEW Instant (All Levels) Carrier 1-90 min (1am-4pm EST Monday to Saturday) 28.00
T-Mobile USA Alcatel Carrier 1-60 minutes 12.00
T-Mobile USA Device Mobile Unlock App (Express) Carrier 1 Business Day (Delayed 1-3 days) 25.00
T-Mobile USA HTC (2009-2016) Carrier Instant - 15 Minutes 10.00
T-Mobile USA LG Carrier 1-2 Business Days 10.00
T-Mobile USA Motorola Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
T-Mobile USA Sony Carrier 2-5 Business Days 25.00
T-Mobile USA UnBarring Lost/Stolen/Blacklisted (Fraud, EIP Not Supported) Database 1 Carrier 1-3 Business Days 17.00
T-Mobile USA ZTE Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
USA - Cricket iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 55.00
USA - Cricket iPhone 7/7+ (Clean) Carrier 1-5 Business Days 70.00
USA - Sprint iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Premium) Carrier 3-10 Business Days 50.00
USA - Sprint iPhone 5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/7/7+/SE Clean Carrier 1-5 Business Days 25.00
USA - T-Mobile iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE (Clean Express) Carrier 5-18 business days 90.00
USA - T-Mobile iPhone 7/7+ (Clean Express) Carrier 5-18 business days 125.00
USA - Verizon iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Carrier 1-5 Business Days 20.00
Uruguay

Samsung Uruguay (All Levels) Carrier 1-3 Business Days 24.00
ZTE

AT&T ZTE Carrier 1-2 business days 14.00
T-Mobile USA ZTE Carrier 1-2 Business Days 15.00
Manufacturer Tools

Tool Name Tool Type Process Time Credits
Alcatel

Alcatel Manufacturer 1-3 business days 9.00
Alcatel NEW Manufacturer 1 Business Day 12.00
Alcatel World Wide Database Codes Manufacturer 1-2 Business Days 14.00
Apple Tools

Apple iCloud ID Finder Service by IMEI+UDID Manufacturer 1-5 Business Days 45.00
Apple iCloud ID Removal Canada Clean (60 Percent Success Rate) Manufacturer 5-12 Business Days 130.00
Apple iCloud ID Removal Service 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ Manufacturer 5-15 Business Days 110.00
Apple iCloud ID Removal Service Worldwide Express 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+/SE/7/7+ (Clean) 100 Percent Success Manufacturer 1-5 Business Days 240.00
Apple iCloud ID Removal USA Clean (60 Percent Success Rate) Manufacturer 5-12 Business Days 130.00
Australia

Samsung Asia / Australia / UAE (All Levels) Manufacturer 1-2 Business Days 40.00
Blackberry

Blackberry AT&T MEP-04598-007 Manufacturer 1-12 hrs 14.00
Blackberry Digicel MEP-14896-007 Manufacturer 1- 12 hrs 14.00
Blackberry MEP Unlock Manufacturer Instant 7.00
Blackberry NEW Security INSTANT Manufacturer Instant 10.00
Blackberry Newest MEP (Koodo, Mobilicity, Telus etc) Manufacturer Instant 7.00
Blackberry SPC Code Manufacturer Instant 15.00
Blackberry T-Mobile MEP-04104-009 Manufacturer 1-12 Hours 14.00
Blackberry Worldwide 9315/9320/9720 (Database) Manufacturer 1 Business Day 28.00
Blackberry Worldwide Priv/Not Found (Database 2) Manufacturer 5-7 Business Days 35.00
Blackberry Worldwide Q5/Q10/Z10/Z30 (Database 1) Manufacturer 1 Business Day 28.00
Canada

Apple iCloud ID Removal Canada Clean (60 Percent Success Rate) Manufacturer 5-12 Business Days 130.00
Samsung Canada (Cheap 11) Manufacturer 1-48 Hours 20.00
Sony Ericsson Fido Manufacturer 24-48hrs 45.00
Doro

Doro Manufacturer 1-12 hours 7.00
Europe

Clean/Blacklist Worldwide IMEI Check Manufacturer 1-5 Minutes 8.00
Samsung Europe Express (All Levels) Manufacturer 1-2 Business Days 30.00
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Outsourcing Web Projects

2016-12-21T20:17:00.001-08:00

Six steps to a smarter business.

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Do you wish that you could take on bigger, more profitable jobs, but don’t feel that you have the time, resources, or technical capabilities to do so? This book will provide you with tried and tested techniques that will ensure that you can deliver complex, high quality web projects using outsourced development resource, both on time and on budget! In this book,

Dave Hecker, an outsourcing specialist who consults to Fortune 50 companies, reveals the secrets behind accomplishing successful outsourced web development projects. Dave leads you through the process of writing a great project specification to advertise your job effectively, selecting the best outsourcing partner, and managing the project to its successful completion. Along the way, you’ll pick up lots of handy hints—such as simple methods of determining which outsourcing partner is right for you and simple project management tips that will help keep your project on track.

Jump Start HTML5

2016-12-21T20:14:00.000-08:00

Get up to speed with HTML5 in a weekend.

Everything you need to know about HTML5 in one place!

If you’re any sort of web developer then you need to know HTML. The language has undergone some dramatic changes in recent years: HTML5 has come onto the scene, offering a slew of exciting new features, like native audio and video, vector graphics, offline apps, and much more.

This book is the perfect primer to get to grips with HTML5, and start to take advantage of its power in your projects.

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Basics: What is HTML5?
Basics: The Anatomy of HTML5
Basics: Structuring Documents
Basics: HTML5 Forms
Basics: Multimedia, Audio and Video
Multimedia: Preparing Your Media
Multimedia: Using Native HTML5 Audio
Multimedia: Using Native HTML5 Video
Multimedia: The source Element
Mutimedia: The track Element
Multimedia: Scripting Media Players
Canvas & SVG: An Introduction to Canvas
Canvas & SVG: Canvas Basics
Canvas & SVG: Handling Non-supporting Browsers
Canvas & SVG: Canvas Gradients
Canvas & SVG: Canvas Images and Videos
Canvas & SVG: An Introduction to SVG
Canvas & SVG: Using SVG
Canvas & SVG: SVG Bézier Curves
Canvas & SVG: SVG Filter Effects
Canvas & SVG: Canvas or SVG?
Offline Apps: Detecting When the User Is Connected
Offline Apps: Application Cache
Offline Apps: Web Storage
Offline Apps: Storing Data With Client-side Databases
APIs: Overview
APIs: Web Workers
APIs: The Geolocation API
APIs: Server Sent Events
APIs: The WebSocket API
APIs: The Cross-document Messaging API

JavaScript: Novice to Ninja

2016-12-21T20:11:00.001-08:00

Learn the ways of the JavaScript ninja!

JavaScript has become a must-have skill for all web developers. JavaScript: Novice to Ninja is a fun, practical, and comprehensive guide to the modern usage of this deceptively powerful language.

In this step-by-step introduction to coding in JavaScript you’ll learn how to solve real-world problems, track events, design eye-catching animations, build smarter forms, and develop richer applications. Along the way, you’ll learn to develop according to best practices, including Object Oriented Programming and Test Driven Development.

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Hello JavaScript
Programming Basics
Arrays, Logic, and Loops
Functions
Objects
The Document Object Model
Events
Forms
The Window Object
Testing and Debugging
Functional JavaScript
Object-oriented Programming in JavaScript
Ajax
HTML5 APIs
Organizing Your Code
Next Steps

HTML5 & CSS3 for the Real World: 2nd Edition

2016-12-21T20:09:00.001-08:00

Powerful HTML5 and CSS3 techniques you can use today!

HTML5 & CSS3 for the Real World is your perfect introduction to the latest generation of web development technologies. This easy-to-follow guide covers everything you need to get started. You’ll master the semantic markup available in HTML5, and discover how to use CSS3 to create amazing-looking websites without resorting to complex workarounds.

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If you’ve picked up a copy of this book, it’s likely that you’ve dabbled to some degree in HTML and CSS. You might even be a bit of a seasoned pro in certain areas of markup, styling, or scripting, and now want to extend those skills further by dipping into the features and technologies associated with HTML5 and CSS3. Learning a new task can be difficult. You may have limited time to invest in poring over the official documentation and specifications for these web-based languages. You also might be turned off by some of the overly technical books that work well as references but provide little in the way of real-world, practical examples.

our goal with this book is to help you learn through hands-on, practical instruction that will assist you to tackle the real-world problems you face in building websites today—with a specific focus on HTML5 and CSS3. But this is more than just a step-by-step tutorial. Along the way, we’ll provide plenty of theory and technical information to help fill in any gaps in your understanding— the whys and hows of these new technologies—while doing our best not to overwhelm you with the sheer volume of cool new stuff.

Introducing HTML5 and CSS3
Markup, HTML5 Style
More HTML5 Semantics
HTML5 Forms
HTML5 Video and Audio
Introducing CSS3
CSS3 Gradients and Multiple Backgrounds
CSS3 Transforms and Transitions
Embedded Fonts and Multicolumn Layouts
Flexbox and Media Queries
Geolocation, Offline Web Apps, and Web Storage
Canvas, SVG, and Drag and Drop

The WordPress Anthology

2016-12-21T20:06:00.001-08:00

Get under the hood of WordPress and customize it to meet your needs!

The WordPress Anthology puts you in the driver’s seat of this powerful & flexible open-source CMS, offering an extensive array of solutions for your projects. Jam-packed with proven tips & techniques for web developers, you’ll discover how to effectively use WordPress to better meet your needs. In short, it’ll make the world’s most versatile CMS work for you!

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Hello World
WordPress 101
The Loop and WordPress File System
Post Types
Plugins
Themes
Taxonomies
Image Galleries and Featured Images
The WordPress API
Multisite: Rolling Your Own Network
Going Global with Themes and Plugins
SEO, Marketing, and Goal Conversion

Full Stack JavaScript Development with MEAN

2016-12-21T20:03:00.001-08:00

It’s clean, it’s lean—it’s the MEAN Stack

With modern tools, it is possible to create production-grade applications using only JavaScript, HTML, and CSS. The combination of MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, and Node.js, all JavaScript technologies, has become so popular that it’s been dubbed the MEAN stack. This book will explore the MEAN stack in detail.

We’ll begin by covering Node.js, as it lays the groundwork for all our server-side work. You will learn how to get Node running on your local machine, as well as download modules using npm, Node’s package manager. The key aspects of the Node.js programming model will also be covered.

From there, we’ll move on to MongoDB, a NoSQL database. You’ll learn how to interact with Mongo from a Node application, and how to create, retrieve, update, and delete data from a Mongo store.

After you have a solid grasp on Node and Mongo, the book will move on to the Express web server. We’ll address the basics of Express applications via topics such as routes and middleware. Building on previous chapters, we will cover the integration of Node, Mongo, and Express.

Our coverage of the MEAN stack will wrap up with several chapters on AngularJS. These chapters will detail Angular fundamentals such as data binding, directives, controllers, routing, and services.Wrapping up the book will be chapters on debugging and testing MEAN applications.

Full-stack JavaScript is not fully encompassed by the MEAN stack. There is an entire ecosystem of JavaScript tools to learn about, and this book will introduce a few of them.We will present task runners Gulp and Grunt, which are extremely useful for automating mundane, repetitive tasks. We’ll also investigate JSHint, a linting tool used to improve code quality. Along the way, we’ll also be developing an example human resources application from scratch using the MEAN stack.

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Node’s Programming Model
Angular Directives
Data Binding
Angular in Our App
Interacting with MongoDB Using Mongoose
Architecture of an Express Application
Using MongoDB and Mongoose in Our Sample App
Node.js Introduction
Using Express in Our App
Debugging
Alternative Server Frameworks
MongoDB Introduction
Modules and npm
Introduction
Controllers
Testing
Building the Node Server
Core Modules
Client-side Routing
Alternatives to Mongo
Introduction to Express
Task Runners
AngularJS Overview

The Principles of Beautiful Web Design, 3rd Edition

2016-12-21T20:00:00.002-08:00

Take your sites to new heights. Lavishly illustrated with detailed examples, The Principles of Beautiful Web Design is an easy-to-follow guide that will lead you through the process of creating great designs from start to finish. No prior web design experience is required.
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Layout and Composition
Color
Texture
Typography
Imagery

CSS Master

2016-12-21T19:57:00.002-08:00

Organized, fast, efficient - CSS done right!

CSS has grown from a language for formatting documents into a robust language for designing web applications. Its simplicity is deceptive, however. It belies the complexity of the box model, stacking contexts, specificity, and the cascade. It’s tough to develop interfaces that work across a variety of screen sizes and with an assortment of input mechanisms. CSS mastery lies in understanding these concepts and how to mitigate them, as well as understanding and using new tools such as linters, optimizers, and preprocessors.

This book will show you how to write better, more efficient CSS, and to take advantage of the plethora of the new cutting-edge CSS features available to the front-end developer. You’ll also learn to master tools that will improve your workflow.

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Selectors
CSS Architecture and Organization
Debugging and Optimization
Complex Layouts
Transitions and Animation
CSS Transforms
Applying CSS Conditionally
Using CSS with SVG
Preprocessors
Conclusion

Writing for Money: Tips for Planning Your Next Article Pitch

2016-11-18T20:43:00.000-08:00

Source: Sitepoint

If you have expertise with web technologies, there’s good money to be made writing for online publications like SitePoint.

Don’t worry if you feel you’re not a great writer. The most important thing is your knowledge and enthusiasm for your subject.

As an editor for SitePoint, I’ve compiled a list of the most important things to consider when planning and pitching your article idea.

Deciding What to Write About
Not every topic is suited for an article, so start with some planning and research. Here are some things to focus on.

Know your subject
Think about what you’re best qualified to write about. Sure, you can do some research on a topic you don’t know much about and then knock out an article. But it’s better to write about something you’re intimately familiar with, as it lends depth and authority to your writing.

Pick an appropriate topic
The internet is full of amazing blog posts on all kinds of topics, some of them pretty niche — which is fantastic, and long may it last! But when writing for money, it’s important to remember that your publisher can’t afford to pay for content that few will read.

You can help your chances of getting published by ensuring there’s widespread interest in your topic. As an expert in a particular area, you should have a feel for what’s trending, and the kind of information people are currently looking for.

For programming languages, there will always be new specifications, libraries, modules and APIs to explain, new techniques to explore, better ways to get things done, and new solutions to common problems. And there will always be a demand for new insights into Design and UX, Accessibility, Entrepreneurship, Content and Marketing.

A good way to gauge current interest in a topic is to look at what’s happening on news groups, social media, forums and so on. I often get pitches for topics that used to create a buzz but are now basically old news. Ask yourself whether your proposed article could have been written one or more years ago. If so, it’s probably better to focus on what’s changed since then — especially given how fast web technologies and practices are evolving. (Of course, a new take on an old topic is an exception, but it takes skill to make a splash with these.)

Has it been done before?
Ideally, choose a topic that needs more coverage generally. If a topic has recently been done to death across the web, it may not be the best choice, even if your publisher is yet to cover it. At least try to offer something new on the topic, or a different angle, and highlight this in your pitch.

It’s also a really good idea to check if your topic has already been covered by your publisher. Search their site, either through their internal search tools or via Google, like so:

site:sitepoint.com my topic idea
If the topic has been covered, all is not lost. You could argue the previous articles are out of date, or that you have a different slant on the topic that’s worth publishing. This can be very helpful to the editor.

Consider your audience
To communicate effectively, it’s important to be clear about who you’re writing for. Ask yourself the following questions:

What should the reader already know in order to be able to follow along?
What skills or knowledge should the reader come away with after reading?
You’re not ready to write your article until you can answer these questions. Having a clear idea of your audience is critical for choosing a topic and how to approach it. A successful article meets readers where they are, and makes it clear where you’re talking them.

When pitching a topic to your editor, the more you can demonstrate you’ve considered the points mentioned above, the better the chances of your topic being approved.

Writing an Outline
Along with your topic pitch, I highly recommend you include an outline of your article. This really helps an editor assess the viability of the topic. It also helps you to plan your writing and to ensure it has a clear purpose and goal.

An outline is like a skeleton, showing an article’s limbs and bones. It’s similar to what you’d glean by quickly scanning a finished article: the title and main headings give you a sense of what the article covers, and the first line of each paragraph gives you a bit more detail.

Try to write an outline without referring to notes. If you can’t, it probably means you’re not quite on top of the topic yet, and that you need to do some more thinking, planning or research.

So let’s look at the elements of an effective outline. At the end of this section, I’ll include the outline I used for this article as an example.

Title
An editor will help you with the title, but it’s still a good idea to put thought into this yourself. A title can make or break an article. Try to capture the essence of the topic in a way that will attract readers and also maximize its SEO potential. Longer titles of around 50 or 60 characters are preferable to shorter ones.

Introduction
A good introduction is crucial. It gives readers a clear idea of what the article is about, why it’s important, whether or not it’s relevant to them, and what they can hope to learn from it.

Your outline should include a brief list that covers these points clearly.

Headings
The main headings of your article are really important, and you should be able to list them in an outline when pitching a topic. Readers often scan headings to get an overview of an article, so they should give a clear sense of what the article covers.

As with the main title, word them carefully, so that they clearly summarize what’s to follow.

Listing discussion points
Under each heading, list the main points you’ll be making. These list items may or may not represent actual paragraphs, but it’s useful to think of them like that. Often readers will scan headings and then the first words of each paragraph, which should give a sense of what they contain.

Conclusion
It’s always good to round off an article with some concluding thoughts — such as ones that help to elucidate, clarify or reiterate the main points made in the article, and that point readers to what they can do next.

Your outline should include a simple list of these concluding points.

Demo outline
As an example, here’s the outline I put together for this article. I didn’t want to start writing until I had this clear overview of the article.

[title]
Writing for Money: Tips for Planning Your Next Article Pitch

[intro]
- good money to be made writing for online publications
- knowledge and enthusiasm more important than writing skills
- in this article: things to consider when planning and pitching your article idea

## Deciding What to Write About

### Know your subject
- focus on what you're qualified to write about

### Pick an appropriate topic
- some blog topics are too niche to work as articles
- focus on what's of current interest/trending: specs, libraries, techniques etc.
- avoid "old news" topics

### Has it been done before?
- has the topic been done to death? Has the publisher covered the topic already? Try at least to offer a unique angle

### Consider your audience
- be clear about what you expect your audience to know, and what they'll get from the article

## Writing an Outline
- helps you and your editor
- provides a skeleton for scanning
- if you can't write it without notes, do more planning

### Title
- think about appropriate titles

### Intro
- put your readers in the picture

### Headings
- your headings should provide a summary of the article

### Listing discussion points
- Under each heading, list the main points you'll be making

### Conclusion
- list concluding thoughts that round off the article

### Demo outline
- use this outline as a demo

## Other Things to Consider

### Don't skip the outline
- jumping straight into writing is tougher for you and the editor in the long run

### Be flexible
- remember the business side of article writing. You're serving readers, not yourself

## Wrap-up
- don't be put off
- take responsibility for quality control; write about what you know well
- demonstrate your understanding of the topic and audience with a logical outline
Other Things to Consider
The two main things I wanted to cover in this article were choosing a topic and writing an outline. But there are some further points worth mentioning.

Don’t skip the outline
If you know your topic really well, you may be tempted to skip the outline and just write the article. However, it’s much harder to rework a finished piece of writing than an outline.

The outline for this article started much longer than it ended up. It originally included tips on how to write an article, but I quickly realized this was better saved for another article, and that I should just start by focusing on article pitching. The outlining process made this obvious, and it was a lot easier to tweak an outline than a whole article.

Submitting a pitch as a full article also makes things more difficult for an editor. Your editor needs to have a say in the direction and focus of an article, and that process is much easier with an outline. If a completed article needs too much reworking, there’s a greater chance your pitch will be rejected than if you’d submitted it as an outline. And it’s less painful to have an outline rejected than a full article that you spent hours working on!

(Even if you’re just writing posts for your personal blog, I still recommend writing an outline first. It will help you organize your thoughts, and may save your editor a lot of work — in this case, you!)

Be open-minded and flexible
Writing articles for money isn’t a branch of the creative arts (at least, not primarily!) It’s business. If an editor asks you to change things, or rejects your topic, don’t assume it’s because they don’t appreciate your genius. Usually, it’s because they’re trying to serve their readers as best they can and to reach as wide an audience as possible. For commercial reasons, they have to make sure a topic will attract enough readers to pay the bills and justify the money they pay you.

Of course, you can argue your case, but it really comes back to the strength of your pitch and the research you’ve done in advance — as mentioned earlier.

Wrap-up
Hopefully these tips haven’t made it sound like article pitching is too hard. It’s really quite easy to send off an email proposing an article topic — and I encourage you to give it a try.

Just don’t leave all the quality control to your editor. Your chances of getting published, and of producing something useful for readers, will be much higher if you do the sort of prep work I’ve described.

So start with your expertise and love of the subject. Then consider how relevant it is today, and how wide an appeal it might have. Some authors tell me “this will interest people” without giving any obvious reasons why — and that’s not enough. Your editor may not be as much an expert in your topic area as you, and will have misgivings if you can’t speak with some authority on the topic’s relevance and likely appeal.

Lastly, put some effort into your outline. An editor really needs to know that you’re on top of the subject and have the skill to argue it out logically. A few random dot points about the topic aren’t enough to demonstrate that you know the subject and where you’re going with it. An editor may be willing to coach you through this process, but ideally shouldn’t have to. You’ll certainly get brownie points for taking the initiative!

In a follow-up post, I’ll offer tips on how to turn your outline into a finished article.

Up Firmware, up Rom for FonePad 7/Sonicmaster K012/Memopad

2016-04-14T04:02:00.003-07:00

Asus Fonepad 7 is capable of conversation like many other tablets such as the Samsung tablet. But after a period of stable operation, the machines often have to hang on startup logo, this time you can only fix by running back hung logo Firmware for Fonepad 7.
Up ROM original way for Asus Fonepad 7 simple and fast.
How to Do not picky, do not need software support 3rd party, that's why after you read this article themselves can manipulate without any trouble. The article also depending on the circumstances that you can apply to other Asus tablets.
Up ROM original way for Asus Fonepad 7 simple and fast.
Prepare:

Should battery charging machine full or almost full, and in the course of implementation have plugged.
Prepare one or more 1GB memory card, required format (to remove junk files).
Download the file to your computer K012_sdupdate.zip.
Carefully read the above again if you did correctly.
How to perform rerun Firmware:
Copy the downloaded file to the memory card K012_sdupdate.zip formatted then investigation into tablets >> Fonepad 7.
Power off the machine, if the machine is hanging logo, simply press and hold the Power button to turn off the machine completely.
Boot into Droiboot by mode: press and hold the Power button at the same time 2 + VL UP

Up ROM original way for Asus Fonepad 7 simple and fast.
Use the buttons to increase (+) decrease (-) volume to move up and down and the Power button to select.
In the boot menu you move down the line chosen by SD Update or Recovery >> Power >> to query on the SD memory card and start the process of firmware update for Fonepad 7.

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Wait for about 5 minutes to complete the process that is currently up >> main screen.
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2016-04-04T20:42:00.001-07:00

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Brazil
Brazil - Claro iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	14.00
Brazil - TIM iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	14.00
Brazil - Vivo iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	14.00
Samsung Brazil Instant (All Levels)	Carrier	1-90 min (1am-6 pm EST Monday to Saturday)	40.00
TIM / Claro / Vivo Brazil - Nokia BB5 2nd Method	Carrier	24-48 hrs	26.00
Canada
Bell / Virgin / Solo	Carrier	1-24 hours	15.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone All Models Supported (Clean Only)	Carrier	1-5 Business days	75.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone EXPRESS (Clean Only)	Carrier	1-3 Business days	60.00
Canada - Bell/Virgin iPhone Premium All Models Supported (Blacklist Ok) Delayed	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	45.00
Canada - MTS iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	63.00
Canada - Rogers/Fido iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Express	Carrier	1 Business Days	35.00
Canada - Rogers/Fido iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Slow	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	30.00
Canada - SaskTel iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	50.00
Canada - Telus/Koodo iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean Express)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	63.00
Fido	Carrier	1-24 hours	12.00
LG Canada Express (All Levels)	Carrier	5 min - 1 hour	10.00
Mobilicity	Carrier	24 Hours	20.00
Rogers	Carrier	1-12 hours	11.00
Rogers / Fido Blackberry 10	Carrier	1-24 hrs	11.00
Rogers / Fido Database 2	Carrier	1-24 hours	11.00
Rogers / Fido Database 3	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	14.00
Rogers/Fido/Chatr	Carrier	1-24 hours	11.00
Samsung Canada Express (NCK Only)	Carrier	1-48 Hours	20.00
SaskTel (All Models Except iPhone)	Carrier	1 Business Day	13.00
Telus & Koodo Canada	Carrier	1-24 hours	15.00
Chile
Chile - Claro iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Premium)	Carrier	2-7 Business Days	63.00
Chile - Entel iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium)	Carrier	5-15 Business Days	72.00
Croatia
Croatia - T-Mobile iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S	Carrier	2-7 Business Days	60.00
Croatia - T-Mobile iPhone 5/5S/5C	Carrier	2-7 Business Days	70.00
Denmark
Denmark - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	13.00
Denmark - TDC iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	18.00
Denmark - Telenor iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	25.00
Denmark - Telia iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	23.00
El Salvador
El Salvador - Tigo iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	50.00
France
Bouygues France	Carrier	1-3 business days	35.00
France - Bouygues iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-7 Business Days	18.00
France - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	15.00
France - Orange iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium)	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	80.00
France - SFR iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C (Clean)	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
France - SFR iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium)	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	38.00
France - Virgin iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	5-10 Business Days	40.00
Orange France	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	55.00
SFR France	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	20.00
SFR France Not Found	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	25.00
Ireland
Ireland - O2 iPhone All Models (Clean)	Carrier	3-7 Business Days	20.00
Ireland - Three iPhone All Models (Clean)	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	70.00
Ireland - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	30.00
Nokia Ireland (All Networks)	Carrier	1-3 business days	60.00
O2 Ireland Nokia Lumia	Carrier	3-8 business days	75.00
Tesco Ireland Nokia	Carrier	1-3 business days	35.00
Three Ireland Nokia	Carrier	1-3 business days	35.00
Vodafone Ireland Nokia	Carrier	1-3 business days	40.00
Korea
Korea - KT / SK iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Clean)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	9.00
Mexico
Mexico - Iusacell iPhone 3GS/4/4S	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	38.00
Mexico - Iusacell iPhone 5/5S/5C	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	43.00
Mexico - Iusacell iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	50.00
Mexico - Telcel iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	35.00
Nextel Mexico	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	20.00
Samsung Mexico Instant (All Levels)	Carrier	1-90 min (1am-6 pm Monday to Saturday)	30.00
Telcel Mexico (All Models Except iPhone)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	22.00
Netherlands
Netherlands - T-Mobile iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	35.00
Netherlands - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	35.00
Norway
Norway - Netcom iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
Norway - Tele2 iPhone 3GS/4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	2-5 Business Days	85.00
Norway - Telenor iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean)	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	18.00
Norway - Telenor iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Not Found)	Carrier	3-8 Business Days	62.00
Paraguay
Samsung Paraguay (All Levels)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	25.00
Portugal
Vodafone Portugal	Carrier	3-5 Business Days	45.00
Romania
Orange Romania	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	50.00
Romania - Orange iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	35.00
Romania - Orange iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	135.00
Romania - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean)	Carrier	5-10 Business Days	42.00
Romania - Vodafone iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Premium)	Carrier	1-7 Business Days	75.00
Vodafone Romania	Carrier	1-7 Business Days	45.00
Spain
Movistar Spain Generic	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
Movistar Spain Nokia Lumia	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	20.00
Orange Spain	Carrier	2-5 days	60.00
Orange Spain Nokia Lumia	Carrier	3-5 Business Days	75.00
Spain - Movistar iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	10.00
Spain - Vodafone iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-4 Business Days	12.00
Vodafone Spain Nokia	Carrier	1-5 business days	60.00
Sweden
Sweden - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	27.00
Sweden - Tele2 iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	63.00
Sweden - Telenor iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C	Carrier	2-7 Business Days	72.00
Sweden - Telia iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	50.00
Switzerland
Switzerland - Orange iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
Switzerland - Sunrise iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
Switzerland - Swisscom iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
United Kingdom
3 Hutchinson UK Generic	Carrier	3-8 Business Days	23.00
Everything Everywhere UK Nokia Lumia	Carrier	5-12 business days	50.00
O2 UK Generic	Carrier	5-12 Business Days	20.00
Orange UK	Carrier	3-10 business days	32.00
Orange UK Nokia Lumia	Carrier	3-10 business days	50.00
T-Mobile UK Nokia Lumia	Carrier	4-8 business days	50.00
UK - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean)	Carrier	5-12 Business Days	48.00
UK - 3 Hutchinson iPhone 6S/6S+ (Clean)	Carrier	5-12 Business Days	53.00
UK - O2/Tesco iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+ (Clean)	Carrier	3-8 Business Days	25.00
UK - Orange/T-Mobile/EE iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean)	Carrier	5-15 Business Days	65.00
UK - Vodafone iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean)	Carrier	3-8 Business Days	25.00
United States
AT&T Alcatel	Carrier	1-60 minutes	12.00
AT&T Generic Clean (All Models except iPhone)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	8.00
AT&T Generic Premium (All Models except iPhone)	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	23.00
AT&T HTC	Carrier	2-5 Minutes	10.00
AT&T HTC Database 2 (New Models)	Carrier	2-5 Minutes	12.00
AT&T HTC Database 3 (Newest Models)	Carrier	2-5 Minutes (new models can take 1-8 hrs)	30.00
AT&T Huawei	Carrier	1-2 Busineses Days	9.00
AT&T iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean)	Carrier	1-96 Hours (Business Days)	7.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Premium (All IMEI Supported)	Carrier	5-15 Business Days	60.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Premium Express (All IMEI Supported)	Carrier	3-5 Business Days	65.00
AT&T iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ Semi Premium (DELAYED)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	8.50
AT&T LG	Carrier	2-5 Minutes	10.00
AT&T Nokia Lumia	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	8.00
AT&T Nokia Lumia (Not Found)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	27.00
AT&T Pantech	Carrier	2-5 Minutes	8.00
AT&T Sony	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	30.00
AT&T ZTE	Carrier	1-2 business days	14.00
Cricket (All Models Except iPhone)	Carrier	1-3 Business Day	20.00
LG USA Express (All Levels)	Carrier	5 min - 1 hour	10.00
Metro PCS Mobile Device Unlock App	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	30.00
MetroPCS (Premium)	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	33.00
Samsung for T-mobile / AT&T NEW	Carrier	1 Business Day	20.00
Samsung USA NEW Instant (All Levels)	Carrier	1-90 min (1am-6 pm Monday to Saturday)	29.00
Sprint Clean/Blacklist/Unpaid Bill Check	Carrier	Instant-30 min	7.00
T-Mobile USA Alcatel	Carrier	1-60 minutes	12.00
T-Mobile USA Device Mobile Unlock App	Carrier	1-3 business days	30.00
T-Mobile USA HTC	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	10.00
T-Mobile USA Huawei	Carrier	1-5 Business Days	12.00
T-Mobile USA LG	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	10.00
T-Mobile USA Motorola	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
T-Mobile USA Sony	Carrier	2-5 Business Days	35.00
T-Mobile USA UnBarring Lost/Stolen/Blacklisted (All device supported)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	28.00
T-Mobile USA ZTE	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	15.00
US Cellular	Carrier	1-5 Hours	10.00
USA - Sprint iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium)	Carrier	10-25 Business Days	48.00
USA - Sprint iPhone 5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean)	Carrier	2-5 Business Days	20.00
USA - Sprint iPhone 6/6+ (Premium)	Carrier	10-25 Business Days	83.00
USA - Sprint iPhone 6S/6S+ (Premium)	Carrier	10-25 Business Days	90.00
USA - T-Mobile iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+ (Clean)	Carrier	5-12 business days	99.00
USA - Verizon iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+/6s/6s+	Carrier	1-2 Business Days	20.00
Uruguay
Samsung Uruguay (All Levels)	Carrier	1-3 Business Days	25.00

Manufacturer Tools

Tool Name	Tool Type	Process Time	Credits
Checkmend (Full Report) Lost/Stolen/Blacklisted (Europe/USA)	Manufacturer	1-5 minutes	5.00
Alcatel
Alcatel	Manufacturer	1-3 business days	9.00
Alcatel NEW	Manufacturer	1 Business Day	12.00
Alcatel World Wide Database Codes	Manufacturer	1-2 Business Days	14.00
Blackberry
Blackberry 9315/9320/9720 Worldwide	Manufacturer	1-12 hours	27.00
Blackberry AT&T MEP-04598-007	Manufacturer	1-12 hrs	14.00
Blackberry Digicel MEP-14896-007	Manufacturer	1- 12 hrs	14.00
Blackberry MEP Unlock	Manufacturer	Instant	7.00
Blackberry NEW Security INSTANT	Manufacturer	Instant	10.00
Blackberry Newest MEP (Koodo, Mobilicity, Telus etc)	Manufacturer	Instant	7.00
Blackberry North America INSTANT IMPROVED	Manufacturer	Instant	7.00
Blackberry Q5/Q10/Z10/Z30 Worldwide	Manufacturer	1 Business Day	27.00
Blackberry SPC Code	Manufacturer	Instant	15.00
Blackberry T-Mobile MEP-04104-009	Manufacturer	Instant	14.00
Blackberry VIA PRD	Manufacturer	Instant	7.00
Canada
Samsung Canada INSTANT (All Levels)	Manufacturer	1-90 min (1am-6 pm Monday to Saturday)	29.00
Dell
Dell via IMEI	Manufacturer	3-10 Business Days	20.00
Doro
Doro	Manufacturer	1-12 hours	7.00
HTC
HTC (M8 and Not Found) 5	Manufacturer	instant-10 min	23.00
HTC DB 2014 (2013 - 2014) 4	Manufacturer	1-10 hrs	12.00
HTC HD2, Desire, G2, Mytouch, etc (2012 - 2014) 2	Manufacturer	Instant	30.00
HTC Instant (2009 - 2012) 1	Manufacturer	Instant-5 minutes	13.00
HTC Newest Database (2012 - 2013) 3	Manufacturer	Instant	14.00
HTC Supernew () (2012 - 2014) 2	Manufacturer	Instant - 10 mins	15.00
HTC Supernew (2009 - 2012) 1	Manufacturer	2-10 mins	15.00
Huawei
Huawei	Manufacturer	1-3 Business Days	10.00
Huawei New Database	Manufacturer	1-5 Business Days	10.00
iPhone
Apple iCloud ID Finder Service by IMEI+UDID (Not Found)	Manufacturer	1-5 Business Days	37.00
Apple iCloud ID Removal Service 4/4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Manufacturer	5-15 Business Days	110.00
El Salvador - Tigo iPhone 6S/6S+	Manufacturer	1-3 Business Days	65.00
EMEA iPhone 5/5S/5C/6/6+/6S/6S+	Manufacturer	1-3 Business Days	20.00
iPhone Network Check Fast (GSX Report)	Manufacturer	1-24 Hours	7.00
iPhone Network Check Slow (GSX Report)	Manufacturer	1-48 Hours	7.00
iPhone Sim Check	Manufacturer	1-24 Hours	3.00
iPhone/iPad iCloud Status Check - Blacklist/Lost/Stolen	Manufacturer	1-60 Minutes	3.00
Korea - KT / SK iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C (Premium)	Manufacturer	2-8 Business Days	23.00
Ireland
O2 / Three Ireland Network Checker	Manufacturer	1-30 Minutes	7.00
Japan
Japan - KDDI iPhone 4/4S/5/5S/5C	Manufacturer	5-18 Business Days	68.00
Japan - KDDI iPhone 6/6+	Manufacturer	5-18 Business Days	101.00
Japan - KDDI iPhone 6S/6S+	Manufacturer	5-18 Business Days	108.00
Korea
Korea - KT / SK iPhone 6/6+/6S/6S+ (Premium)	Manufacturer	2-8 Business Days	45.00
LG
LG Express (All Levels)	Manufacturer	1-30 Minutes	10.00
LG NCK Not Found	Manufacturer	1 Business Day	7.00
Motorola
Motorola	Manufacturer	1-12 Hours or (12-24 hours for newer models)	10.00
Motorola 2nd Method (Database 2)	Manufacturer	1-2 Business Days	13.00
Motorola Not Found (Database 3)	Manufacturer	1-4 Business Days	13.00
Motorola Worldwide 24/7	Manufacturer	1-10 Hours	7.00
Netherlands
Netherlands - KPN iPhone 4S/5/5S/5C/6/6+	Manufacturer	1-3 Business Days	24.00
Nokia
Nokia Network Check	Manufacturer	1-5 Hours	3.00
Pantech
Pantech	Manufacturer	Instant	7.00
Samsung
Samsung Asia / Australia / UAE (All Levels)	Manufacturer	1-90 min (1am-6 pm EST Monday to Saturday)	30.00
Samsung Europe Express (All Levels)	Manufacturer	1-90 min (1am-6pm EST Monday to Saturday)	30.00
Samsung Network Checker	Manufacturer	1-60 Minutes	3.00
Samsung South America Instant (All Levels)	Manufacturer	1-90 min (1am-6 pm Monday to Saturday)	30.00
Samsung US (All Models Supported)	Manufacturer	1 Business Days	20.00
Samsung USA Express (1-12 hr)	Manufacturer	1-12 hrs (Monday - Saturday)	22.00
Samsung USA NEW (slow)	Manufacturer	1 Business Day	20.00
Samsung Worldwide Express (All Networks/Countries)	Manufacturer	1-90 min (1am-6 pm Monday to Saturday)	40.00
Sidekick
Sidekick Unlock Calculator	Manufacturer	INSTANT	30.00
Sony Ericsson
Sony Ericsson UK via IMEI (NCK Only)	Manufacturer	1-5 Business Days	25.00
Sony Ericsson via IMEI (All Level)	Manufacturer	1-4 Business Days	30.00
Toshiba
Toshiba Worldwide	Manufacturer	2-5 business days	20.00
United States
Samsung USA NEW	Manufacturer	1-2 Business Days	21.00
ZTE
ZTE Factory (All models Supported)	Manufacturer	Instant - 60 Minutes	8.00
ZTE Not Found	Manufacturer	1-3 Business Days	14.00

Software Tools

Tool Name	Tool Type	Process Time	Credits
Unlock by Cable (Software Solutions)
Motorola Iden Unlock Software	Software	Instant - 30mins	15.00
Nokia Unlock Software	Software	1-3 hours	30.00
Sidekick PV300 via software	Software	5-20 minutes	30.00
Sidekick Unlock by Cable (Mobiflip included)	Software	1-3 hours	25.00
X10 Xperia, X10 mini, X8, X12 Arc/Play INSTANT Software	Software	Instant	14.00

How Much Money Do You Need to Start Your Entrepreneurial Journey?

2016-03-15T01:22:00.005-07:00

When you decide to pursue your own path, be the captain of your fate, the master of your soul and the boss of your dreams, you’ve decided to become an entrepreneur. An entrepreneurial journey is one that involves creating positive change, taking risks, building a team and making a dent on the universe.

Clearly, this journey is not an easy one. It’s fraught with risks, stress and uncertainty. What’s critical while having the ‘luxury’ of pursuing this journey is that you’ve given your finances a serious look, and have them in order. But, how much money do you really need in the bank to start your entrepreneurial adventure?

The simple answer is that there is no secret recipe or ‘exact amount’ of money you need to begin. No ‘amount’ fits all, so you’ve got to nail down your own financial formula. But, there are some frameworks which cannot be neglected. So let’s get right into them!

1. Minimum Viable Income

You’ll definitely need money to live. That’s a no-brainer. The main point here is working out exactly how much you need to survive each month. This is your so-called “Minimum Viable Income” which puts food on the table and pays the bills.

Start by calculating your fixed expenses and your variable expenses. Fixed expenses are those you’ll definitely need to incur to maintain your living standards, like rent. On the other hand variable expenses are those that fluctuate depending on how much you consume, like entertainment or coffee.
Formula For Minimum Viable Income: Fixed Living Expenses + Variable Living Expenses

If you’re young, single and have nothing to lose, like Steve Jobs was when he started out, you can even cut out some of your fixed living expenses. By living with a friend or your parents, you practically eliminate one major expense from your life. Just make sure you don’t get used to the comfort of avoiding rental expenses, and give yourself a deadline on how much time you’re going to be living as a ‘guest’ before you move out.

Once you arrive at this number — let’s say it’s $1000 a month — you need to work out a way of making this amount of money, in the least amount of time possible, so you can devote the remaining time you’ve got to “The Life Changing Idea” you want to work on. If it’s $1000 a month, can you provide consulting services for a couple of hours a week, or sell products on eBay to make the cut? Evaluate your options and your skills carefully and pick one that suits you.
2. What Type Of Business Are You Wanting To Build?

Are you looking to build a service or product based business? The former requires less investment upfront, while the latter requires higher capital outlay upfront and the ‘holding capacity’ to survive until your business becomes profitable.

You’ll need to evaluate which type of business to enter, depending on your unique personal and professional circumstances and resources. There’s nothing stopping you from starting with a service based business and transitioning to a product based one in the longer run. The important thing is to take the first step.

Calculate how much you’re going to need for your business. Business registration expenses, legal costs, initial marketing costs, any technology costs, internet expenses, printing costs. The goal is to have a clear idea on the expenses you’d incur each month.

If you’re building a product based business (especially if it’s a tech product), whatever amount it’ll take to build your product, double it. History proves that tech projects almost never get completed on time. Might as well plan ahead, and be smart about planning your expenses.

As a suggestion, in a product based business you should have enough funds to at least fund the “MVP” so you can get some traction on your idea, before going to investors to seek further funding.

Once you know the expenses involved, you’ll be able to confidently set a revenue target for your business. This is absolutely vital to ensure your business is viable. While projections will not match your reality, it’s important to know how much your business needs to make in revenue, so you can carve out the right path depending on how things go along the journey.
3. What Resources Are Available To You?

This includes not just money, but co-founders, mentors and advisors, investors in your network and other resources. If you’ve got co founders, you’ll save money depending on their skills. If you’ve got investors and mentors in your network, the chances of you raising money or getting funded sooner are higher than someone who has no network. Intangible things like this will influence your confidence level as an entrepreneur, and you’ll be able to take the plunge with lesser personal funds in your bank.

Take the example of PayPal. Elon Musk started out with 3 other co-founders (popularly known as the “PayPal Mafia”). They only had money to fund their living expenses and lived out of their dorm rooms. The costs of building the product were covered by virtue of having talented and skilled co-founders. So the only amount of money they needed to start was their personal ‘minimum viable income’ to survive, as the costs of building the business were covered, with all the founders working for equity.

If you can rely on your family and friends for funds to start your business, you need no money in the bank to start. While investors may be reluctant to invest in your business at an idea stage, friends and family are more likely to bet on your venture, on the basis of ‘personal goodwill’ that you would’ve hopefully built with them.

Can you borrow money from the bank? Although borrowing from financial institutions is not recommended if you don’t have a clear strategy on how you’re going to pay back the loan, it’s worth finding out about. In certain countries, the government supports small businesses by offering grants, and this can definitely provide your business with the much needed boost it needs.

Credit cards can also help with funds when you need them. Ruslan Kogan, the founder of Kogan, started his million dollar enterprise with nothing in the bank. He funded his product purchases with the help of a few credit cards, having the future promise of revenues on incurring the costs. Clearly, if you know for sure that your product is going to sell, you could just use credit cards to fund the product, and then pay off the debt once the revenues come in. This is definitely not a recommended strategy, but just proof of someone who has created a multimillion dollar business with nothing in the bank.

One of your top priorities as an entrepreneur is to gather as many resources as possible to make your dream a reality. This means being relentlessly resourceful and extremely creative.
3. Financial Runway

Do you have personal savings? How much do you have? Personal savings can go a long way in funding your personal and business expenses. The more you have, the better, as that’s going to be your financial ‘cushion’ to get through the hard times. As a ‘financial runway’ you should have at least 6 months of expenses in your account at any given time. Of course, that’s not set in stone and there are always exceptions.

This could be a ‘sequential strategy’. So if you quit your job tomorrow, and have a financial runway for 6 months, that basically means you have the time to work on your big idea for at least 3 of the 6 months. Hopefully at the end of the 3 months, you’ll know whether your business is going to make any money, or whether you revert to your “Minimum Viable Income Plan” to extend the amount of time your business needs to be cashflow positive.
4. Future Promise Of Money

If you have some confidence of future money coming through to your bank, via sales or winnings at a business competition, you’ll need less today in the bank to start your entrepreneurial journey.

For example, if you were sure you were going to win the next Shark Tank episode (something that’s hard to be sure about!), you can hedge your bets accordingly and make the leap to being a full time entrepreneur sooner rather than later.

A future promise of money could also be in the form of a ‘backup job’ option, in case things were to fail with your venture. This is always advisable, given the amount of uncertainty present in the entrepreneurial world. Knowing you have a job to go back to, if things went horribly wrong, will give you more confidence.
5. Emergency Fund

This is an absolute must for both your business and your personal life. Things don’t always go as planned, and you need an emergency fund to take care of the ‘surprises’ life throws at you.

Plan to have an emergency fund with at least 3 months of expenses (both business and personal), in addition to the financial runway required in the ‘normal course’ of things.
6. Crowdfunding

Entrepreneurs have a plethora of options available to them. Crowdfunding your business or product is a viable approach to funding your business.

For this purpose, the only amount of money you’d need in the bank is what’s necessary to fund the campaign itself. Be prepared for the worst case scenario though, in case the campaign fails. Smart entrepreneurs build networks with their target audience before creating a crowdfunding campaign, increasing the odds of success.

Clearly, you don’t need a lot of money in the bank to get started, if you’re bold enough. But at the same time, there is no straight answer to how much money you need, as it depends on a range of factors. Good financial planning to ensure you have at least enough to cover your living expenses, as well as the funds you need to launch and get initial traction are key to making the jump.

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Creating a Cloud Backend for Your Android App Using Parse

2016-03-15T00:56:00.002-07:00

We previously published an article on using Parse to provide a backend for iOS apps and thought we should write one for the Android developers who want to know how to integrate the Parse SDK in their app.
If you read the previous article, you can skip the introduction. We wanted the articles to be stand-alone tutorials, so you don’t have to read the previous one to follow along with this one

Introduction

With the increased use of mobile devices, it is common for applications to offer features such as backup storage, data sync, data sharing etc. Building stand alone applications that only function and save their data on the device they are installed on is at times not feasible. A backend is usually needed where data can be saved and manipulated for the app to provide the service it was intended for.
Building this requires time, a different skill set and other resources (e.g. servers, push notification services, etc). Fortunately, there are several platforms that provide ready-made customizable backends that you can integrate with your apps. These are known as ‘Backend as a Service’, or BaaS in short.

Pros and Cons of Using BaaS

Pros

Saves time and resources.
Provides different services in one package. Most of the available BaaS vendors not only provide backend cloud storage for you data, but also services as push notifications, analytics, social network integration, etc.
Caters to scaling. The BaaS platforms are built for scaling and as a developer, you will not need to do any extra work if you were to gain a large amount of users. It will cost you more though, as you may move up the pricing plan.
Easy to make changes. You can easily make changes to your application’s functionality without requiring a lot of rewrites to its backend. It is easy to change your database models using the platform’s dashboard. This comes in handy to anyone following the iterative ‘lean startup’ methodology of shipping and improving the app based on usage data.

Cons

Using a BaaS can be expensive. While most of these services offer a free package for a certain number of requests a month, it can get costly if your app was to take off and gain many users.
You might experience vendor lock-in where a switch to another platform is difficult. But this is becoming less of a problem as most services are built to allow for easier migrations. You might have to give up some services as not all BaaS platforms offer the same services.
A huge disadvantage you should consider before using a BaaS is the dependence of your app on a third-party service. A provider might make changes to its service which you will either have to tolerate or look for another solution. There is also the possibility of a service being shut down which will be a huge inconvenience as you will be forced to migrate your data to another provider or to your own backend. An example of this is the recent shutdown of StackMob which forced developers to migrate their data.

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7 Leadership Skills Bossy Children Must Learn

2015-12-03T01:15:00.002-08:00

Of course, a child doesn't have to be over-controlling to become a true leader. Leadership skills can apply to any child who'd like to learn them.

The 'Bossy' Debate:

Some say the word 'bossy' is often used to describe girls and women leaders and that's why females shy away from leadership roles. So to be politically correct, we should ban the word 'bossy.'

But what if some boys and girls really are bossy? Rather than ban another word, why not help our bossy kids become likable leaders?

A Bossy Story

As a child counselor, I remember listening to a shy girl who had a bossy girlfriend. When they were quite young, the reserved child accepted orders from her friend. But as they grew older the quiet one became annoyed at being told what to play and what to do. She began to avoid her friend. The mother of the domineering girl wondered what happened to their daughters' friendship. A long story made short, the bossy child's self-esteem plummeted because she didn't know the 'soft skills' for making friends and how to become a true leader.

If you have a child dictator, you CAN help turn him or her into a likable leader. First, let's find out some behaviors any bossy kid might possess. Then you can determine if some of them fit your child.

7 Bossy Behaviors That Get Children Rejected

1. Controls conversations

2. Won't listen or compromise

3. Pushes hard to get their way

4. Brags about themselves a lot

5. Tells kids what they should do

6. Orders kids to play their games

7. Acts like poor sports when they don't get what they want

Of course, your child needn't have all these behaviors to be considered overbearing. A few is enough for you to decide to come to the rescue.

Let's face it, young children have little knowledge or experience about getting along with others. They make lots of mistakes. Some get their feelings hurt and start to learn how to make friends. Others grow up to be bossy adults. If women get in leadership roles, they might be called the hated "B" word. Men supervisors are often called jerks or bullies. As the parent, there are many ways to save your child from such a fate.

First, master the art of positive chats with your child. You may already know that friendly conversations include asking questions and lots of listening. For instance, you might ask, "Why doesn't Billy want to play with you anymore?" As the conversation progresses, you might add, "I've noticed that you often decide what to play. Would you like it if Billy told you what to do? What could you do instead?"

In future chats check back with your child to see how the relationship is going. Then promote each leadership skill with one friendly discussion at a time. You decide which ones might help the most:

7 Leadership Skills Children Can Learn

1. Listen actively - Prove it by repeating part of your friend's statement.

2. Cooperate with others - Pitch in and help. Play their games too.

3. Resolve conflict and negotiate - Ask your friend, "How can we both win?"

4. Show empathy and caring - Say, "I'm sorry that happened to you. How can I help?"

5. Be a brainstorm leader - Ask, "What fun things would you like to do?" Give your ideas too.

6. Help friends grow - See their good points and give them compliments.

7. Be kind - Avoid cruel talk and gross behavior.

You can teach these skills with loving conversations, role-playing activities, and charting your child's new leadership skills.

Consider discussing, drawing, posting, and/or memorizing all or parts of the following poem:

Poem to Help Bossy Children

Make Caring Count!

I told the kids just what to do,

They yelled at me; their anger grew.

"You're not the boss. You cannot lead!

You've got your nerve!" they all decreed.

I did not know what I should do,

I sat alone and cried, "Boo-ooh."

My bossy ways just gave me heck.

My heart is broke. I've no respect.

It's time I change, that I knew,

I didn't know what I should do.

"Care for others," a birdie said.

"Learn the wants inside each head."

"Tell me what YOU WANT to play,"

I asked the kids and heard them say,

"Glad you asked. That's good to do.

You're caring counts. We'll play with you."

Don't tell the kids what to play,

Ask instead. You'll win that way.

Like all the kids. They'll like you too.

Make caring count like leaders do.

Summary for 7 Leadership Skills Your Bossy Child Needs to Learn

It's a mistake to think bossy children are natural-born leaders. Many get rejected and have no followers. Use the checklist in this article to see if your child has any of the 7 behaviors to avoid. If he does, develop the art of friendly chats and have discussions about the 7 points on list. Get his input. Listen well.

Next, discuss and role-play the leadership skills that your child can easily learn. Create a chart for one new behavior at a time. Rewards using stars can help. Then chat about each success. Stars, chats, and friendships are his rewards for improving his behavior and leaving his bossy ways behind.

Finally, encourage your child to draw the scenes in the poem. Then memorize all or parts of it. If you do, you'll be training your child to think before he speaks and become a likable leader too.

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2015-11-06T19:33:00.002-08:00

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13 Tips on Designing and Building Apps More Efficiently

2015-11-01T18:15:00.000-08:00

I've been thinking a lot lately about all the small utility apps I've programmed over the years and how I could have designed them better.

I loosely define a utility as any project designed to solve a singular and specific problem for a certain situation or business process.

For example, I built a small PHP application that accepts an export from an ecommerce store and parses the data into another format needed for a specific business process.

How could I design these better?

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I normally build a utility by having an idea of a problem to solve, and I jump right in to an editor and start typing.

Some time later, I find myself wanting to steal functionality from old utilities, but when I go to reuse some code, I find out how badly I programmed the thing! Generally I don't spend a lot of time on small utilities, so they are programmed without classes, namespaces, or even OOP. Procedural FTW!

It's made me think that I should be more organized, even in tiny projects.

Here are some issues I now consider before starting any new project.

1) The basics are required!

Regardless of how tiny the utility is, practice good programming! Use proper source formatting, naming conventions and commenting. Another developer should be able to see what's going on in the code with little effort.

Avoid procedural coding where possible.

I no longer allow myself to write sloppy code, even if the project is tiny or of limited use.

2) Define the project

It doesn't matter if the utility has a single function to perform: it should be well defined before coding begins. The definition of the app will include basic declarations, like who will use it, what data it will expect, and what output it's supposed to give.

Define data sources, security concerns, and whether the app will grow with more functions over time.

Where will the utility be hosted?

The more detailed the definition, the easier it is to pick tools and stay in scope while programming it. This is especially true if you're programming for someone else!

3) Will others work on it?

If other programmers will be involved, increase your documentation and commenting. Use source control, and focus on separation of concerns in your classes and methods.

If no programmer will ever need to read your code or work on it except you, keep to the basics and don't overwhelm yourself. Just make sure you can still make sense of it!

4) Source control?

Depending on the context of the utility—such as if it is an internal project for an organization that will own the work—the code may be hosted in a public repository. If so, increase documentation; add a readme.md file; add DocBlocks to define ownership of the code, and use Semantic Versioning.

If there are concerns about intellectual rights and who owns the code, this would require you to throw a license in there.

5) Do I have to maintain it for the long haul?

If you foresee future development, assume that others will work on the app, and that it therefore needs source control, improved documentation, and a license attached.

You may not be the person to maintain future versions if the app is internal to an organization. It's better to spend the extra time on these chores than for future programmers to dismiss you as a poor programmer.

If you write well-documented code, you may be able to come back later for a letter of recommendation. (You can't take company-owned code with you, but at least you'll have a letter confirming all your work was good!)

6) Should I create an API, library, or neither?

It's beyond the scope of this article to define APIs and libraries, but it's still a significant decision to make, because it will change the entire methodology of your coding.

Will the tool be standalone, or will you distribute it as a library, or do you want to allow others to access the functionality through an API interface?

If you go the API route, you'll want robust handling of all inputs and outputs, data validation, data conversion, security, HTTP routing, endpoints and so on. Encryption and authentication become a concern too.

7) CMF, backend, configuration?

Does the utility itself require its own management interface, separate from the front-end context?

Do you need a back end as a means of providing access for an administrator to control the utility?

The biggest problem is that any content management framework (CMF) is likely to give you a lot of bloat and features you don't need just to run a little utility. But then again, the CMF is likely to give you its own API and helper tools, which may come in handy.

Alternatively, you can store all configuration information in a single file that only admins have access to.

In most cases, I just create a config.php file and place all the config data in there and edit manually without an interface.

8) Package management?

Package management is the cool kid, but that doesn't mean we need to hang out and be friends!

It's easy to include a few libraries without using package management.

I have only found myself using it when I need more than two or three modules, or if those modules are complex.

If you choose to use Composer modules (for PHP), then I also suggest building your utility within the rules of Composer so that your project itself can be managed via Composer. Use the PSR-4 spec, folder names, and naming conventions for classes and so forth.

9) Front-end Framework?

A complex front end might arise where the user is meant to perform many steps, upload files, fill out forms, review data, visualize data, etc. As the front end becomes more complex, you may consider using a front-end framework.

By framework I really just mean a CSS framework like Bootstrap, Foundation, or even something bigger that includes more visual modules and JavaScript widgets, such as jQuery or others.

I usually find myself writing all CSS from scratch, but if the project grows too big, I'll do a rewrite onFoundation perhaps.

10) Do I need logging?

Will you require any kind of historical record of the actions taken by the utility? Will you need an audit trail of who did what, when, from where, and for how long?

Again, if we're in a corporate environment and the utility is meant to be used by multiple people, a log may be necessary for tracking.

Good logging libraries are available in package managers, so if needed, that could be a reason to use package management.

11) Do I need hardened error handling?

Most of the time I create utilities with no thought for error handling. I tend to program with all errorsshown, and once everything works and there are no errors in my testing, I turn off showing errors at all.

You should think about whether you need complex error handling, front-end messages, undofeatures, back-button management, autosave versus save button, popups and modal windows, and whether this will be tied in to a logging system.

Note that logging, auditing, error managing should be part of the early specifications. This should help you decide about using package management and frameworks right from the start.

12) Do I need extra security?

If your utility performs destructive data management or needs user authentication, then extra security is a no-brainer.

I tend to think, as soon as you need robust security, then use a framework with these features built in. You can use a framework with no management interface like Laravel, Kohana, Slim, Silex, and many others. Or use a framework with an interface like MODX, ProcessWire, or Bolt. Just make sure the framework has the features you need.

Reinventing the wheel is just not necessary. Don't write your own logging, security, user auth, database abstraction, etc. Just use a framework at that point.

13) Is it public-facing?

One big question to ask is whether the tool is only to be used internally, or if you'll allow access from the general web. If the former, is it still open internally to an organization where dozens or hundreds of people will have a crack at it?

You'll have to make sure your endpoints are well defined, and that you protect any auxiliary files and scripts as needed.

If you suspect high traffic, then you're talking caching mechanisms, especially where databases or highly dynamic data is generated. We're also talking security, logging, auth, and so on.

I would say, as a general rule, if you are creating a small utility to provide to the planet-at-large, use all common libraries, tools, methods, documentation, and even a framework.

Don't mess around when it comes to handing out public access: all bets are off, so just do everything by the books with modern, well-tested modules and frameworks!

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How Rap Genius Raised $1.8M Without Knowing What They Were Doing

2015-10-20T08:08:00.002-07:00

It’s August 25th 2011 – three days after demo day and 115 days after May 2, 2011, the day Osama died and Rap Genius got into Y Combinator.
Ilan and I are at the San Francisco Four Seasons for our first meeting with an actual real investor and the setup is perfect. It’s this baller-ass Russian dude – perfect level of stubble, the supplest Diesel jeans, suede loafers, no socks whatsoever.
After spending 10 seconds with him there’s absolutely zero doubt in my mind that this guy has track lighting in his apartment (in fact I saw it myself the previous day when we looked up his AirBnB listing. $600 per night!)

So we’re talking, some about Rap Genius, but mostly about what his girlfriend’s model friend told him about Williamsburg and which famous producer he went paddleboarding with and how much one particular sculpture appreciated, and then finally he asks “So, what valuation are you guys raising at?”
And we have no clue what to say!
I mean, we had talked about it before, we know we want to raise at a high valuation – that’s good, right?
We know a bit about what other YC (Y Combinator) companies have done, but not really. We’ve heard that the best strategy is to push the VC into naming the first number.. is it too late for that now? Is that even possible?
So what do you do in this situation?
Well, if you’re me, the first thing you do is form a clear picture in your head of your TechStars rejection email.
And once you’ve re-lived that, you picture your Y Combinator rejection email.
Then you think about Fred Wilson’s reply to your cold email from 6 months ago.. Was that a rejection email too? At the time it seemed like maybe he just had a few surmountable objections.. it was definitely a rejection email.
And then you think about your whole pre-YC existence.
For the two years before we got into YC, Rap Genius was a side project my friends and I thought was cool, but no one else cared about or even thought of as something that was trying to be a business.
But at that moment in the Four Seasons, Rap Genius was one of the hottest, fastest-growing companies in YC’s latest batch, and therefore we had a solid claim to being one of the hottest startups in the entire world. And yet, to my eyes, very little had changed.
The site was definitely bigger than it was at the start of YC, but it was fundamentally the same product and the traffic graph had the same shape. We could have given our exact demo day presentation before YC even started.
So what happened? Were we actually hot all along? Was everyone’s previous lack of interest fake?
It seemed pretty real at the time. Or maybe it’s the post-demo day limelight that’s fake and soon everyone will go back to not caring?
But of course the whole point is that there is no underlying objective reality – there’s no teacher’s edition of the startup textbook that explains which companies are ACTUALLY hot, and what the REAL CORRECT Rap Genius valuation is.. Or maybe getting into Y Combinator is the teacher’s edition, but then all the pages are blank. It doesn’t matter – the point is that the shoes aren’t magic, you have to force yourself to dance.
And of course that’s what’s going on with the Russian baller too. It’s not just about the merits of your website – if it were we’d be at the Four Seasons 6 months earlier – it’s about whether you project energy, excitement, and confidence. So when dude asks what your valuation is you have to look him in the eyes and say the biggest number you can without losing it and cracking up, which for us on that day was $17 million.
So that’s one fundraising lesson: project confidence. But more than that you must actually BE confident because there will be times when things look so bleak that unless you truly believe you’ll trick yourself into thinking it’s all over.
Three weeks after meeting the Russian dude we had raised about $500,000 of the $1.5 million we had told everyone we planned to raise, but we had hit a string of “no’s,” and we weren’t feeling amazing so went to office hours with Paul Graham for some inspiration.
We arrived early and so we overheard a bit of the conversation PG was having with another founder who was pressing him for a form of fundraising advice totally foreign to us.
Founder: PG – is there ANYTHING we could be doing better? Or are we doing everything perfectly?
Paul Graham: No, you guys are nailing it. You’re pretty much done
F: Is there any way we can thank Ron Conway for hooking us up with so many bomb investors?
PG: Nope, you’ve done an amazing job thanking him already! You’ve thanked him perfectly!
And so on as our spirits sink lower and lower until finally it’s our turn to show PG our fundraising spreadsheet.
Here’s what the spreadsheet looked like: there was a row for every investor we knew who had not yet said “no”, and columns for (a) the probability of investment and (b) the range of possible investment sizes.
The problem was that even if every warm lead invested the maximum plausible amount we’d still barely make it to $1 million.
Paul Graham takes one look at the spreadsheet and announces “*Wow, you guys are totally f*****. There’s no way you can get to $1.5 million if these are your only leads.”*
And of course this would be a mega-embarrassing outcome because it would mean there was much less interest at the valuation we were seeking than we had conveyed to the people who had already invested.
PG advised us to dream up some way of lowering our cap for our existing investors to get more takers, which would have been a hella-beta conversation to have and who knows whether it would even work because showing that kind of weakness is a major turnoff.
Ok so another quiz: Paul Graham, your idol, has just told you you f***** everything up – what do you do?
This one’s a bit easier: you drive straight to the Menlo Park Quiznos and order a giant saucy bread-y chicken sub that tastes like cardboard and then you sit there depressed with Ilan in silence broken only by the fizzing of both your massive diet cokes.
And yet it ended up totally fine. Things shook out exactly like we pretended we knew they would all along.
We raised $1.8 million in an oversubscribed round at a great valuation.
So even if you’re a “hot” start up raising a competitive round, you’ll still experience moments of total abject terror. But as long as you don’t freak out and start telling everyone you f***** up, years later investors who turned you down will jokingly ask why you didn’t let them invest.
Fundraising is a psychologically trying experience that depends very little on any sober analysis of the quality of your product and much more on how well you can project confidence and manage your own psychology.
And of course this was only the seed round.
Raising a Series A is much harder. Whereas in the seed round you’re looking for a bunch of people to commit a few hundred thousand dollars and little reputation and time, in your Series A you’re looking for ONE person to bet on you to the tune of millions of dollars, a ton of time, and his entire reputation.
This means you can’t just show up all coffee’d out and ready to say big numbers. Believe me – we tried.
If you roll up to your first meeting with a VC and tell him you’re raising $15 million, you’ll spend the whole conversation justifying a raise of that size and zero time talking about how cool your website is.
Instead you have to build a real relationship over many months, kick it with him, get him to sign up and contribute, et cetera.

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