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• Unlocked Firefox OS smartphones can be used on Verizon Wireless?

  Hello. I heard THAT ZTE sells its newest smartphone OS Firefox eBay unlocked for $99. I was wondering if this smartphone can be used on Verizon Wireless in the United States. I noticed in the ad for the smartphone ZTE she currently supports 3 G speeds only and does not support 4 G LTE eBay. Verizon Wireless is a CDMA carrier for 3 g (instead of GSM), so I think the ZTE Firefox OS smartphone, and probably all other Firefox OS smartphones currently available, are not compatible with Verizon Wireless, even if they are unlocked. Any clarification on my question would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Sorry for the wait.

  No, Firefox OS devices are currently feel CDMA GSM carriers such as Sprint and Verizon will not work for two reasons:

  • Different bands
  • GSM uses SIM cards, CDMA uses some form of SIM like Verizon with LTE phones.

  If unlock you, there is a chance very light , that you can get is in Cricket, Straight Talk, MetroPCS, or something similar, but right now (to my knowledge), Firefox OS devices are strictly CDMA.

  Sorry ' end that. Hope that this things clarification for you.

• Puk how to unlock code BlackBerry Smartphones?

  I have BB priv, At & t usim and Skt usim (Korea Wireless Carrier).

  BB priv & At & t usim--> OK

  -Normal operation is when you use the usim At & t card.

  BB priv & Skt usim--> enter unlock code.

  -If the unlock code received from the At and t.  And enter the code.

  but failure 5times.

  Priv BB comes out that enter the PUK code.

  BB priv & At & t usim. ->, It is still used.

  I want to use the skt usim card.

  How can I solve it?

  If your device is blocked on request a PUK code, you will need to contact your point of sale and exercise of warranty options. Since it's the only thing that can be done when the device is in this State I'll mark this reply as the solution so that others are aware of what needs to be done.

• Options of locking/unlocking of blackBerry Smartphones

  Maiden Post. Be gentle with me!

  I'm here on behalf of a friend (he delivers my meds, so we can say that it saves my life), who inherited a BlackBerry Bold 9700 (I think) of his son. His son insisted on his setting a password (wise), but there now to unlock almost every time he uses it.

  Is it possible to be asked for the password to the market, but not after that?

  What are the choices are available? I skimmed the manual, but it doesn't seem to be much choice lock/unlock.

  I saw 'Do call during the locking' but yesterday he wanted to add a phone number to contacts, and this requires a password.

  We're both diminishes us in our 60s and on our stage, the need for security against ease of use...

  Hi Swiftie,

  Welcome to BlackBerry community support fourms.

  By default there is no option to set the password to powered only device. However, you can consider using 3rd party device app lock/unlock for this purpose.

  Alternatively, you can try activation request PIN SIM that will require you on powered only.

• Problem unlocking of blackBerry Smartphones

  I need to why is the curve 9300 does not unlock.

  Hi dreboy72, welcome to the forums.

  I guess you try to unlock your phone and are unable to do so.
  Unlocking a phone, it's something that your service provider is done for you.
  If you bought the phone from a digicel Center, call and ask them to get the phone unlocked.

  If you have purchased other service provide (A) and are unable to use it on any other network, get in touch with (A) and then ask to unlock the phone for you.

  HTH

  mrupadhyay

• Unlocked blackBerry storm Smartphones GSM connectivity problem

  Hello

  I have had verizon wireless storm and get it unlocked at the United States and he brought to the India. When I insert local service providers sim card, it keep changing GSM on board and does not support fully.when I try to make a call, it can sometimes be run and most of the time that it just says: "the call cannot be completed at this time" I'm sure that's not the problem of the local service provider because when I insert the same sim card in another phone it works perfectly fine! I tried the two carriers sim card but with no luck! someone can help me pls!

  Thanks in advance

  Hello!

  Try adjusting the radio settings to exactly match the carrier you want to ride. If a value of "Global", the device will try to find the best among all signals. The value "GSM" and then determine which of the 2G, 3G or both works better parameters for your business. Then, after setting these correctly, turn the radio off and wait a bit. Then turn it back on and let it acquire again the network itself. If all else fails, then after setting the radio to what you know to be correct, pop the battery (with power and radio ONE) and wait a bit, and then re - insert and power.

• BlackBerry unlocking BB Bold smartphones

  I will be traveling in Europe for 3 months and want to avoid heavy roaming charges. I read that release the "BOLD" and using a prepaid SIM card is the way to go. I bought the code to unlock the phone remotely, but in fact this is done because I'm a little scared the implications for security, etc., in the case where something live upward. I'm with Rogers. Any advice on the risks associated with release it? Thanks in advance for any help.

  You can use a prepaid sim card, but your blackberry doesn't work as a phone, no mail, no Messenger, nothing, only phone.

  And the suggestion of another, why you paid to unlock the device?, if you are abroad for a long time, you can call your operator and ask for the unlock code (and free) to use the phone overseas.

• BlackBerry Curve 8900 unlock (UK) network smartphone

  Hi, I have a 8900 on Vodafone network (UK), and I need unlock for use on the orange network.

  Unlocking itself is not one is not a problem. I know a guy

  Although I was wondering if he had problems by exchanging a handset from one network to the other.

  As mms/sms or other parameters.

  In addition, the phone is Vodafone brand, so this will cause problems?

  Thanks for any help or advice given.

  Matt

  No problemos.

  As long as the network technology is the same... GSM MOBILE, you're good and Voda in Orange is good.

  Nothing will be affected. Unlocking affect physicaly or flash screen branding that you will be starting upward.

  You don't notice any difference.

• Problems with unlocked storm blackBerry Smartphones

  I bought a 9530 and opened.  I inserted my ATT SIM and it will not make or receive calls.   I am not not worried for the plan of data at this stage.  I just want to call and receive calls.  Am I missing something?

  The phone was Verizon.  I unlocked it but when I restore connections, he said verizon wireless Nework, even with my installed ATT sim card.   Help please.

  1. you are positive it is unlocked? Check to make sure that

  See the instructions to check below.

  2. on your device, go in manage connections > Mobile Network Options > and make sure that you have chosen to GSM/UMTS, not global or 1XEV

  To determine if your BlackBerry is "unlocked" for use on media other than for which it is the brand:

  1. on your BlackBerry, go to Options > Advanced Options > Sim Card.
  2. in this screen type MEPD (see note below) on your keyboard. A new menu will appear.
  * If your BlackBerry has a keyboard SureType (71xx, 81xx devices) you will need to double-click the P, then the actual keys entered become M E P P D.
  3. search for the network in the list.
  4. If your device is "unlocked", we should have disabled or inactive. If it says active, it is still blocked by this carrier.

• Updated pre webOS 2 2.2?

  Hello

  HP's plans when we release an update of webOS 2.2 for unlocked Pre 2 smartphones? SDK users have reported that 2.2.1 emulation included images of 320 x 480. I understand that the future of webOS can be unknown at the moment, but please support your existing customers and bring the features of 2.2 to pre 2/Veer owners.

  Any comments would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you

  -Serialcode

  Unfortunately, we are unable to provide this type of response here.

  See this thread for more precision.

  WyreNut

• BlackBerry Blackberry Passport Incorrect password Passport

  Hello

  I have a problem with my passport for Blackberry. He said: "you have entered an incorrect password 5 times. After 10 failed attempts your device will be deleted. I entered the password correctly on the 6/10th attempt, but if I give the OK, the device does not open upward. Kindly help me as I don't have an idea if it could be a software problem or a device problem.

  PS: It's just 10 days since I bought the phone and I need to get it replaced if there is a hardware problem.

  Thank you

  -Sisi.

  First of all, you must know the password. There is no way to unlock the BlackBerry smartphone without entering the password. No one can help you.

  Note If the device is and will prompt you to enter the blackberry. @sathyanmurali is probably the case for you. This is a security measure to prevent the user from wiping the device accidentally. After entering blackberry then unit will allow you to enter a password again. @ajaikappathayil This may apply to you as well, I'm not sure.

  If you have entered a password and the error, but the meter does not change and you do not see the prompt to enter the blackberry, then enter blackberry anyway and see what happens. Or restart the device and see if you get invited to enter the blackberry.

  Finally, it happens that some people create a password and do not use the characters they think, that they used. For example may think they are numbers but they realty entered the letters on the keys. Or are they supposed to enter capital letters and forget to press the SHIFT key. Anyway, watch your password and think mistakes you may have made.

  But if you don't understand it, the device triggers a security wipe once the password is entered incorrectly 10 times. If you have made a backup, you will be able to restore the backup later. However, if you had a password enabled when you made the backup, you will need to unlock the device after that the backup is restored.

• Password blackBerry Smartphones required to unlock Blackberry Curve 9300

  Hello

  One word: HELP! This is so the case... a friend gave me a Blackberry Curve 9300 to use (cause it not to use) cause my old phone went kaput. in any case, I turned it on and I see a written screen KOODOO mobile (a telephone to the Canada company) and then immediately a screen saying "DEVICE is locked". When I choose to open it says "Enter password" and I can't get past this screen for something else. My friend doesn't remember the password. He had introduced FIDO sim card so I'm thinking that the phone is unlocked... I have a FIDO sim card also. Can someone help me understand this? What I have to go to the KOODOO store and ask them to unlock or to anyone who makes the unlocking the phones? Or can someone here help me? Thank you

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  BBs are very secure - only the password created by the user can unlock the BB. There is no password 'master' or 'ignore' to do so... only the password created by the user can do.

  But, you can maybe in luck still... refer:

  • KB05099 Steps to take before selling or after the purchase of a used BlackBerry smartphone

  No not the password the maximum time will initiate a WIPE on the device, which is part of these important instructions. But other measures in these instructions are also important to... by the seller and the buyer. Not well fill ALL risks instructions making the BB not fully usable by the buyer (you).

  Good luck!

• Blackberry Curve 8320 unlocked blackBerry smartphones

  Hello

  I have not actually bought my Blackberry yet, but I'm looking into it right now. I want to buy a unlocked Blackberry Curve 8320 which was previously on AT & T or T-mobile (I'm a couple more different). Anyway, I wanted to buy a Blackberry and place it on a data plan with Rogers Canada. I'm doing this because I want to be able to use BBM, so I think I need a data plan.

  I buy the Blackberry separately because I want to be able to use overseas when I use another GSM SIM card for example. I know doing it on contract is cheaper, but I don't want to do that because I will be locked on a 3 year contract and I won't be at the Canada for 3 years.

  I just want to know if the Rogers data network will work with a Blackberry unlocked as I described above. I asked Rogers customer service and they said that they cannot confirm that the Rogers data network will be to 'connect' with the unlocked Blackberry because it once belonged to another provider and I should buy a Blackberry from Rogers. I don't know if they just said that if I would buy the Blackberry from Rogers rather than elsewhere. I know the unlocked Blackberry should work fine with a regular for calls and SMS GSM SIM card and all that but I want to know specifically about BBM - ing.

  Sorry, my question is so long. Thanks a lot for your help!

  While Canadian companies may be different from their American counterarts I do not that the differences are only significant to materially affect my response.

  When you buy a 'new' locked onto a support device will be offered the device at a price at a price significantly lower than the retail price recommended for her.  That's what prescribed contractual lock in as they recover for the duration of the contract, the difference between what you pay and the cost.  They're subsidizing the price in order to collect a healthy monthly fees for access.

  All U.S. carriers require a data plan for smartphones in addition to any general "plans" for just minutes and text packages etc.  I guess that Canadian businesses require the same.

  In order to use BBM you need a dataplan carriers which is what allows your device use the features of the BIS (Blackberry Internet service) requiring Blackberry data push, e-mail, all what is "data".

  This is a new in the box device purchased by your friends at Rogers.  They sold you a Blackberry and they dance as they listen to the registry will chaching.  This is music to their ears.  This is an item being sold and it is "locked" to Rogers.  Of course, for each month of your servitude under contract happen to dance again once the Registry continues to provide them with more chaching.

  You bought a camera from them, you can use it at this stage only with them.  They will be as you might or might not be aware subject to various and assorted penalties if you tire of their service or their absence and take your business elsewhere, or try.  Costs of early termination can easily exceed your initial cost plus for a premium, in a credit institution, violating laws governing wear.

  It's what keeps dissatisfied customers even with the carriers that are less satisfactory.  It is just too expensive to leave while allowing some, but not all carriers for you 'sell' the balance of your contract to another.  If Rogers of permits that are unknown to me.

  If you buy an "unlocked" device it is expected of the band is compatible with Rogers (GSM/CDMA as the case may be) perfectly capable to be activated on their network.

  Their after-sales service is to use a euphemism, blowing smoke.  They know perfectly well that a device unlocked regardless of its origin.  They won't make you a device for which they do not receive rewarding chaching first and make run on their network.  Since you did not pay a subsidized price for the device that you are not obliged to a three-year plan or some length Rogers requires for locked for new devices.

  While they play stupid indeed hoping you will buy them and locked himself in a service contract.  It's guaranteed money for thirty-six months.  It's a lot of money.

  Assuming you get to admit only a 8320 unlocked (GSM) will play well with their network that you can buy a phone, monthly data on the plan without being locked in a period of time.

  You will absolutely need the dataplan however, at least the minimum plan they offer will prevent access to the services that make it a Blackberry.

  Of major importance for you in as long as purchaser of a used instrument is the only one not is indeed "unlocked" but the PIN was released by the former owner and the access to its carrier, T-Mobile or AT & T.  Every Blackberry is assigned a unique PIN that lives with her forever.  For example, if I want to sell my unlocked Blackberry Storm I will have to make arrangements for the release of the Verizon PIN so that a subsequent purchaser can activate the storm on Verizon (my service provider) or such that it is unlocked any service provider, as it really is a universal device capable of activation on a CDMA/GSM/UMTS network or Global.

  I would like to buy a used if and only if it is verifiable that the PIN was released by the previous owner/carrier.  With the instrument in hand, it can be checked on the device or not it is unlocked.  The output of the SPINDLE must be verified by the previous carrier and I'm too cynical, but I wouldn't take the word of the seller unless it was a very trustworthy family member and even then, I would like to politely ask for verification.

  Rogers wants money on your part.  They want the money upfront to sell you a Blackberry and they want the contract guaranteed money for the long term for the months down the line.  For Rogers, it's win/win.

  You can, even if it's an expensive to buy a new device of Rogers at the MSRP and not you will not lock in a three-year contract.  The majority of carriers who does not advertise that the difference is more than lost long-term do not lock you in their.

  I hope this helps.  If I appear cynical, it's because I am.  Carriers are there to increase their profits and integrity is lost in the maze.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Will enjoy full unlocked Canadian BBs of BB in Ireland data services?

  Hi all

  After the advice of JSanders I gained release of BerryReview for my Telus BB devices.  Without being a foreigner, however, it is impossible to verify if the unlocked devices will be used as planned in Ireland.

  My reason for questioning the advice of JSander, it's that I read on other forums that the telephone can be unlocked, but not data services.  Another tip is that data services do not work in the new region if the "service books" don't are not installed (whatever that means).

  So, my question for the intelligentsia is - how can I make sure my 9800 unlocked TELUS and 9630 will receive comprehensive data BB services, when new SIMS are installed in Ireland?

  Thank you.  D.

  One thing you learn quickly to these forums: If JSanders says that it's going to work, going to work.

  When you try to unlock a phone, you can unlock its full potential, not only a couple of functions.  If the phone is compatible on the network of the new company i.e. it was built to use this carrier technology, so all you have to do is to check that you have a plan of appropriate data (BIS, or BlackBerry Internet Service).  Once you have in place with the new carrier, you're ready.

  With regard to the "service books", they are software that tells your phone instructions, including how to manage the data that moves through it.  BlackBerry phones work differently from other smartphone brands and require special instructions called Service books.  The service books are automatically downloaded to your phone, once you have subscribed to BIS, and you recorded your phone on the network.  This happens as soon as you switch on your phone with the new SIM in there while you are within the network of the new company.

  See you soon.

• BlackBerry Smartphones please help me confirm my BB 9630 is unlocked? Thank you!

  I have a BB Tour 9630 I recently received from Sprint and want to give it to a nephew as a birthday gift.  His parents are on another carrier (T-Mobile or Verizon - I don't remember) and I want to make sure that it will be able to work.

  I disabled the line it's on and checked that all the items in the advanced-> SIM options show that "disabled", but do not know if I understand.  In addition, I was not sure if it will work on any network identity even after being unlocked.

  1 is this to say that my phone is unlocked?

  2 can be used with all shells?

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  Commonwealth says:

  1 is this to say that my phone is unlocked?

  From your description, I think so... but you should check again with this FAQ:

  • http://BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/How_do_I_determine_if_my_BlackBerry_is_%22unlocked%22%3F

  Commonwealth says:

  2 can be used with all shells?

  It's a more complicated issue. It can definitely work for all functions on any carrier that already directly supports this model BB... you can check this page of product specifications for businesses that support:

  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/smartphones/blackberrytour/#! where to buy

  But it can also run on a carrier network which is compatible with the BB radio. You can check the radio BB here (the 'Network' section) features:

  • http://us.BlackBerry.com/smartphones/blackberrytour/#! phone-specifications

  You would have to research to specific carriers that you plan and their radio frequencies to ensure that the BB is indeed compatible with a network of carrier specific or not.

  But, be aware that running on a network that does not natively support the BB model would likely result in features limited... it is difficult to get a BB model not supported to achieve full-BB services on a carrier network that does not directly support the BB model (even though the radio frequencies are compatible). Voice services (voice, SMS, MMS) are generally not a problem at all... but BB exclusive data services will be much more difficult. See this FAQ for general guidance:

  • http://www.BlackBerryFAQ.com/index.php/What_do_I_need_a_Data_Plan_for%3F

  On supports that fully support the model BB, the complete set of services probably is possible. Formats which do not support the model BB and yet the network and radio BB are compatible, it is likely that only the first or even the second level of services is possible (there are tricks to get the job full level third, but it is tedious and delicate). If the carrier network and radio BB are not compatible, then anything is possible.

  Finally, it is really up to the carrier to decide if they allow even the BB on their network. They can say no. The fact that a BB can operate on a network (any level, for example) does not mean that the owner of the network in question will allow him. Really, you should check with the carrier you want to pass in order to be safe and to determine exactly the level of service that won't be possible.

  Good luck!