Pada Tue, 19 Sep 2006 16:47:24 +0900
si martyn_williams@idg.com bilang:
>
> > > *)Completely changing the firmware to foreign ones (like writing 6630
> > > firmware to 702NK) will of course remove the sim lock, but it's not
> > > easy and expensive.
>
> From what I've read that won't remove the SIM lock -- actually, let's get
> the terminology correct. Sim lock is incorrectly used all the time. A Sim
> lock means the phone won't work with any other SIM. What we are talking
> about is the network lock, which locks the phone to a particular network
> and won't let you use a SIM from another network.
>
> Anyway, everything I've read on the Nokia phone hacking forums indicates
> that a firmware flash won't change the lock status.
>
> Martyn
I don't understand what incorrect use you are talking about.
SIM lock does mean network lock that won't let you use SIM other than
the one it is locked to.
I do have to admit that my comment was not correct, as what I meant was
not firmware but board inside the phone. I have no experience at all but
I read it on the web. Some people paid some 25,000yen to have their
702NK changed to 6630.
Received on Tue Sep 19 11:11:54 2006