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Posts Tagged ‘code’
Saturday, August 27th, 2011
Research In Motion is unveiling the new 9900 Blackberry Bold. All of them running on RIM’s new Blackberry OS 7 operating system.
The 9900 Bold will be T-Mobile’s first 4G Blackberry. It is light, thin and the speed is greatly improved. The keyboard is easy to use and type on. It has a 2.8 inch touchscreen which is adapted to all the new OS 7 features.
The 9900 Blackberry Bold comes locked to the T-Mobile network. But if you want to use it with a SIM card from a different network provider, then you can get it unlocked by Unlockology.com. Unlockology provides 100% correct unlock codes and the service is guaranteed. The also provide free unlocking instructions on how to enter the unlock code. They also have an MEP reader to insure that the unlock code is 100% correct.
Tags: 9900, blackberry, bold, code, mep, t-mobile, unlock, unlock blackberry, unlocking
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Wednesday, June 29th, 2011
9300 – How to Unlock Blackberry Curve 9300 – Unlocking Instructions
NOTE:
These unlocking instructions are to be used once you have received your unlock code from Unlockology.com.
IMPORTANT:
Before entering an unlock code, please make sure the 15 digit IMEI number you gave us is correct. Unlocking Codes are unique to each Blackberry. Follow the instructions on this link to properly read the IMEI on your handset.
CODE ERROR:
Should you get a ?Code Error? message when entering the unlock code, STOP and contact us immediately. By default Blackberry only allows 10 attempts to enter a correct unlock code. If you have less than 3 attempts left, do NOT enter a code without first providing us with your handsets MEP number. Providing an MEP number guarantees a 100% correct unlock code. How to read the MEP.
How to enter an Unlock Code on the Blackberry Curve 9300
1. You must have a SIM card in your phone to complete these steps (it be an active or inactive SIM card). Unlockology.com suggest you have a fully charged battery. Make sure the phone is not displaying a low battery warning.
2. Turn your 9300 Curve BlackBerry handset on.
3. From the front screen on your Blackberry 9300, go to the SETTINGS MENU – then to OPTIONS
4. Then select ADVANCED OPTIONS, and then SIM CARD
5. A personalisation screen will now appear.
6. Type the letters MEPD using the keyboard on your Blackberry 9300 (Even though you are typing, what you type (MEPD) will not show on the Blackberry’s screen)
7. Type MEP, then press the ALT Button and press 2 on the keyboard of your Blackberry 9300 Curve. (Even though you are typing, what you type (MEP {alt} 2) will not show up on your Blackberry 9300 screen)
8. You will now be prompted to enter the UNLOCK CODE provided by Unlockology.com into your Curve 9300 Blackberry.
9. Press the track pad to confirm you entry after entering the code.
10. A message that says CODE ACCEPTED will show up and the Blackberry 9300 screen will return to the personalisation screen.
11. Unlockology.com has unlocked your Blackberry 9300 Curve. Thank you.
12. It is always a good idea to do a full reset on your Curve 9300 . Do this by taking the battery out and then inserting it in again and switching on your phone.
About Unlockology:
Unlockology.com provides apps, solutions, unlocking instructions, MEP reader and unlock codes for Blackberry, Samsung, Motorola, HTC, LG, Apple, Nokia, Pantech and many other brands of cell phones and smartphones worldwide.
Unlockology supplies easy and free how to unlock a BlackBerry instructions and a Blackberry MEP reader. Once unlocked your BlackBerry or other mobile device will work on any GSM network service provider around the world. For example on some of these cellular carriers: AT&T, Movistar, LIME, Vodafone, T-Mobile, Orange, O2, Rogers, Three, Verizon, Claro, Digicel, Bell, Wind, Telstra, Optus, Vodacom, TIM, Telus and many more.
Tags: 3g, 9300, blackberry, code, curve, generator, how to, imei, instructions, mep, phone, unlock, unlocking
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Saturday, February 26th, 2011
Over the past few years, RIM’s dominance in the smartphone market has been slowly eroded with the introduction of both the Apple’s iPhone and a slew of other devices running on the Android platform.
Blackberry’s currently operate on RIM’s proprietary OS 6 firmware, and through its Apps World store, it sell thousands of different applications that have been specifically designed for the OS platform. However, RIM’s App World is heavy on business tool applications and short on gaming and other categories. Although many successful game applications already exist in the market, they have been written for either the Apple or Android platforms.
In addition to its mobile phones, RIM has now entered the tablet computing market with the introduction of the PlayBook tablet computer. The average PlayBook tablet user is less business oriented than the traditional Blackberry Smartphone user, so the demand for more casual or specialized applications is growing, but the introduction of new applications on the App World store is not keeping up with demand.
Will this supply and demand disparity force RIM into adopting the Android operating platform as an optional operating system on both its Blackberry phones and PlayBook tablet? With more than 120,000 apps available for Android devices, will the positives outweigh the negatives? With Apple’s every increasing dominance in both the Smartphone and Tablet arenas, I don’t see how RIM can avoid making this decision. This might be a decision that may help RIM gain back some of its lost market share and would probably attract a whole segment of new non-business customers to the RIM devices. To date RIM has kept this decision private and have declined to comment.
Stay tuned. More to come on Unlockology.com
Tags: android, application, apps, blackberry, cellphone, code, os6, platform, playbook, smartphone, tablet, unlock, unlocking, wireless
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Thursday, February 24th, 2011
Research in Motion (RIM) has announced the launch of their new Blackberry Bold 9780 smartphone. A mobile phone with lots of improvements over it’s 9700 and 9000 series counterparts.
The Bold 9780 will not be a slide-out handset like the Blackberry Torch 9800. It will have a traditional configuration with a front facing screen and QWERTY keyboard. One of the best improvements on the 9780 is the new 5 megapixel camera and flash. It will also come with the newest version of the Blackberry operating system (OS 6) installed.
Cell C has revealed plans to launch the new 9780 Bold in South Africa in March. It is supposed to retail in the R4999 to R5299 range. Cell C is South Africa’s third cellular network operator behind Vodacom and MTN.
Vodacom has also confirmed that they will be launching the Blackberry 9780 Bold on their network, but they are yet to provide a date. It is not known if the MTN network will also be carrying the 9780 Bold.
Keep coming back and we will keep you informed at Unlockology.com.
Tags: 9780, blackberry, Cell C, cellphone, cellular, code, gsm, mtn, network, unlock, unlocking, vodacom, wireless
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Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011
In a similar move to what the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government did, Indian senior government officials have placed hurdles in relation to the requirements needed for encrypted enterprise information transfer.
RIM the maker of Blackberry’s has been assured, by the Indian government, that lawful access requirement for communication services will be applicable nationwide and will also affect other mobile handset makes such as Nokia, Samsung, Apple, HTC, Motorola, LG, Sony Ericsson and Google Android, that also sell their products in the Indian marketplace.
Blackberry uses BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server), BIS (Blackberry Internet Service), and BBM (Blackberry Messenger) software to deliver information between networks and across different worldwide platforms. This information flow is encrypted and proprietary to RIM. The Indian government wants the ability to intercept and decipher these communications, but RIM which is based in Canada claims that it is not possible to grant full access.
India gave RIM until Jan 31st, 2011 to meet the new government standard of providing lawful interception of these highly encrypted consumer services. RIM in a company statement has said that it has provided the Indian government with a solution that can intercept and decipher BBM and BIS messages. It has yet to provide a solution for BES.
As always we will keep you posted here on Unlockology.com.
Tags: application, blackberry, cellular, code, encrypted, india, network, solutions, unlocking, wireless
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Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011
The long awaited release of the Blackberry Storm 3 might soon be over. The buzz on the street is that it will be released sometime in the fall of 2011. There have already been sightings of demo models.
The Storm 3 is Blackberry’s head on competitor to the iphone, because of its keyboard-free design. With Apple getting ready to release the iphone 5, the pressure on RIM to deliver a game changing Blackberry Storm 3 has never been higher.
The new Storm 3 is supposed to come with a track pad and a 3.7inch 480×800 display. It will be compatible on CDMA and EVDO 3G networks as it is destined to be released on the USA Verizon wireless network. The biggest noticeable change will be the touchscreen. It will no longer be the SurePress click-down screen. It will be loaded with the latest Blackberry 6.1 firmware.
NFC technology is also scheduled to be included. This is beginning to be standard in most high-end smartphones as the trend to use cellphones instead of credit cards to make wireless payments grows.
All in all, this is a long anticipated release and a very important one for RIM Blackberry if it to keep pace with the invasion of the iPhone and other Android cellular phones that have invaded the marketplace and eroded RIM’s overall market share.
Here at Unlockology.com we will keep you posted of any new developments.
Tags: blackberry, cdma, code, phone, smartphone, unlock, unlocking, verizon, wireless
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Sunday, February 20th, 2011
The PRD number on a blackberry (9800, 9700, 9000, 8900, 8520, etc) can help get a 100% correct unlock code according to Unlockology.com. With only 10 attempts to enter a correct unlock code before hard-locking your mobile forever, you do not want to guess. The PRD number format has eight numbers and can look something like this: PRD-27486-021. You can find the PRD number by taking the battery off your blackberry and looking on the UPC label on the phone. The numbers are small so make sure you provide not only a correct PRD number, but a correct 15 digit IMEI number off your phone. Unlock codes can vary by country, service provider and phone model, so it is important that the information you provide is correct.
Here are some more examples of PRD numbers for Blackberry mobile phones:
PRD-12528-076, PRD-07109-002, PRD-07462-005, PRD-08279-005, PRD-08416-003, PRD-08449-002, PRD-08449-002, PRD-08873-002, PRD-09291-001, PRD-09600-002, PRD-11300-012, PRD-11300-017, PRD-11929-001, PRD-11929-001, PRD-11929-008, PRD-11929-019, PRD-11929-027, PRD-11929-028, PRD-11929-038, PRD-11929-043, PRD-11929-050, PRD-12190-003, PRD-12190-003, PRD-12528-003, PRD-12528-008, PRD-12528-009, PRD-12528-010, PRD-12528-010, PRD-12528-031, PRD-12528-031, PRD-12528-031, PRD-12528-033, PRD-12528-034,PRD-12528-034, PRD-12528-053, PRD-12528-053, PRD-12528-062, PRD-12528-062, PRD-12528-066, PRD-12528-07, PRD-12528-086, PRD-12528-089, PRD-12528-090, PRD-12528-098, PRD-12528-099, PRD-12528-100, PRD-12528-101, PRD-12528-103, PRD-12528-116, PRD-12528-120, PRD-12528-121, PRD-12528-121, PRD-12528-124, PRD-12528-128, PRD-12528-135, PRD-12528-147, PRD-12528-167, PRD-12528-169, PRD-1258-008, PRD-13940-003, PRD-13991-005, PRD-13991-032, PRD-14187-015, PRD-14187-015, PRD-14187-035, PRD-14187-222, PRD-14399-063, PRD-14569-007, PRD-14922-001, PRD-15056-001, PRD-15056-010, PRD-15057-001, PRD-15562-002, PRD-15562-011, www.unlockology.com, PRD-15562-029, PRD-15567-002, PRD-15567-002, PRD-15567-002, PRD-15567-008, PRD-15694-001, PRD-15694-008, PRD-15735-001, PRD-15787-018, PRD-17116-003, PRD-17116-011, PRD-17116-013, PRD-17116-028, PRD-17116-028, PRD-17116-037, PRD-17116-040, PRD-17116-051, PRD-17116-051, PRD-17116-059, PRD-17116-065, PRD-17116-069, PRD-17116-078, PRD-17116-078, PRD-17116-089, PRD-17116-094, PRD-17116-094, PRD-17116-095, PRD-17116-095, PRD-17116-095, PRD-17116-097, PRD-17116-098, PRD-17116-107, PRD-17116-107, PRD-17116-108, PRD-17116-108, PRD-17116-113, PRD-17116-121, PRD-17116-154, PRD-17491-002, PRD-17491-002, PRD-17491-002, PRD-17491-003, PRD-17491-007, PRD-17491-010, PRD-17491-013, PRD-17491-013, PRD-17491-055, PRD-17491-078, PRD-17491-110, PRD-17539-003, PRD-17539-004, PRD-17539-038, PRD-17539-043, PRD-17539-048, PRD-17539-078, PRD-17739-002, PRD-17739-004, PRD-17739-005, PRD-17739-014, PRD-17739-014, PRD-17739-014, PRD-17739-021, PRD-17739-038, PRD-17739-040, PRD-17739-048, PRD-17739-051, PRD-17739-052, PRD-17739-052, PRD-17739-052, PRD-17739-077, PRD-17739-077, PRD-17739-081, PRD-17739-109, PRD-17739-110, PRD-17739-110, PRD-17739-148, PRD-17739-157, PRD-17740-002, PRD-17740-004, PRD-28711-001, PRD-18172-018, PRD-18172-042, PRD-18172-045, PRD-18172-053, PRD-18237-036, PRD-18297-001, PRD-18792-018, PRD-18792-027, PRD-18796-003, PRD-18796-005, PRD-18994-003, PRD-19374-013, PRD-19374-014, PRD-19374-080, PRD-19502-002, PRD-19502-002, PRD-19502-002, PRD-19502-003, PRD-19502-004, PRD-19502-006, PRD-19517-002, PRD-19702-002, PRD-19702-002, PRD-20973-001, PRD-20973-010, PRD-21009-002, PRD-21414-001, PRD-22578-005, PRD-22578-005, PRD-22578-005, PRD-22578-005, PRD-22578-009, PRD-22578-009, PRD-22578-009, PRD-22578-009, PRD-22578-009, PRD-22578-011, PRD-22578-013, PRD-22578-020, PRD-22578-024, PRD-22578-033, PRD-22578-040, PRD-22578-051, PRD-22578-051, PRD-22578-064, PRD-22578-070, PRD-22578-072, PRD-22578-076, PRD-22578-078, PRD-22578-088, PRD-22578-103, PRD-22578-103, PRD-22578-107, PRD-22578-140, www.unlockology.com, PRD-22578-152, PRD-22578-161, PRD-22578-165, PRD-22578-168, PRD-22706-005, PRD-22706-016, PRD-22706-021, PRD-23593-001, PRD-23593-001, PRD-23593-002, PRD-23593-002, PRD-23593-020, PRD-23593-020, PRD-23593-020, PRD-23593-021, PRD-23593-023, PRD-23593-023, PRD-23593-041, PRD-23593-044, PRD-23593-044, PRD-23593-049, PRD-23593-049, PRD-23593-053, PRD-23593-053, PRD-24202-051, PRD-24330-001, PRD-24811-139, PRD-25688-002, PRD-25689-035, PRD-26208-014, PRD-26208-051, PRD-26211-020, PRD-26521-001, PRD-26604-009, PRD-26608-007, PRD-27484-048, PRD-27486-062, PRD-27603-002, PRD-27603-032, PRD-28116-002, PRD-28116-003, PRD-28116-003, PRD-28116-003, PRD-28526-001 , PRD-28633-027, PRD-29973-004, PRD-29973-036, PRD-30001-028, PRD-30025-001, PRD-30231-010, PRD-30607-043, PRD-30607-052, PRD-31024-001, PRD-33320-001, PRD014187-023, PRD-17739-077, PRD-17739-048, PRD-12528-073, PRD-23593-001, PRD-27603-002, PRD-31596-001, PRD-27603-031, PRD-27803-031, PRD-27486-021, PRD-31593-003
Tags: blackberry, code, codes, deblocage, desbloquear, desbloqueio, generator, how to, imei, mep, phone, prd, solutions, unlock, unlock blackberry, unlocking, wireless
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Thursday, June 17th, 2010
Based in Germany, T-Mobile is the German cellular mobile network carrier, owned by Deutsche Telekom. T-Mobile operates numerous GSM networks in Europe and the United States. T-Mobile also partially owns other cellular networks around the world. T-Mobile is ranked seventh in the world in terms of subscribers.
In 1989, West Germany’s state owned postal monopoly Deutsche Bundespost, reorganized. The telecommunications unit was consolidated under a new Deutsche Bundespost Telekom. This was renamed Deutsche Telekom in 1995, and the company was privatized in 1996.
The first generation networks were operated under the C-Tel name. In 1992 T-Mobile introduced GSM on the 900 MHz frequency. The old C-Tel network was operated as C-Netz under a subsidiary called DeTeMobil. Eventually, D-Netz (T-D1) and DeTeMobil were rolled in under the T-Mobil name. T-Mobil introduced SMS messaging in 1994 and a pre-paid cellular service in 1997. It was not until 2002 that T-Mobile change the brand from T-Mobil to T-Mobile, which was more acceptable in all the countries it was expanding into.
Recently T-Mobile UK formed a joint venture with (more…)
Tags: austria, code, codes, croatia, czech republic, desbloquear, germany, gsm, hungary, macedonia, montenegro, netherlands, network, poland, roaming, slovakia, t-mobile, telekom, tmobile, united kingdom, united states, unlock, unlocking, wireless
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Tuesday, June 1st, 2010
Have you ever heard people around you say: “I unlocked my blackberry” or “My blackberry bold is unlocked,” and wonder, what are they all talking about? I asked the guys at Unlockology.com about this, and here is what I learnt.
When people talk about unlocking, they are often referring to the act of freeing up a mobile phone and making it their own. But why “their own” you might ask? Don’t they already own the handset? Well, the answer to this is that cellular phones, including Blackberry, are for the most part, sold by the network carriers through what is called a subsidization program.
A subsidization or subsidy occurs when a network carrier offers incentives to a buyer to purchase a Blackberry or other Smartphone at an attractive discount. Most of the time, cellular mobile phones are sold below cost by the network service providers. In order to qualify for these discounted prices customers must enter into a contract with the network provider and agree to the terms of that contract. This contract is a means of protecting the service providers’ initial investment. The provider builds-in the discounted portion of the handset into the monthly service fee for the use of voice or data communications on their network. Their intention is to recoup every penny of their investment and more.
As a second measure (more…)
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Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
The new Blackberry Pearl 2 3G was officially introduced during the 2010 Blackberry WES (Wireless Enterprise Symposium) show in Orlando, Florida. The completely redesigned Blackberry Pearl 2 9100 has a new look and is filled with new features. From what we heard here at Unlockology, the Blackberry 9100 Pearl will be available in the United Kingdom on the Vodafone UK wireless network.
The 9100 Pearl still remains a smaller version of the classic line of Blackberry phones. But don’t let the smaller size fool you. The 9100 Pearl is powerful and compact and is packed with powerful features that allow you to multitask. Switching back and forth between web pages, BBM and other open apps like Facebook or Twitter, is easier than ever.
A new feature is (more…)
Tags: 9100, blackberry, cellphone, cellular, code, gsm, network, pearl, smartphone, uk, unlock, unlock blackberry 9100, unlock vodafone, vodafone
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