The Reviewer

I have bought a new cell phone and I’m really happy with it, wireless, Bluetooth, 3G compatible, touch screen, Quad band all the stuff that most new phones have or will have, but in the first month when I saw the bill it was a really annoying $200. I don’t know for you but it’s a lot for me, so I decided to change my carrier, and here it comes the bad news, not every cell phone can work with any carrier, so I have two choices:

1- Buy an unlocked phone that I can use with any carrier, but this will add an extra charge
to my cash balance and that not what I want.

2- Unlock the phone that I have.

Everybody will opt for the second choice and here is the reasons:

- The cost! You get an unlocked phone for a little cost, about 15$ or maybe $3.

- You can even sell your phone with it’s new option, it’s now an unlocked phone.

- You can switch between different network as you like, when I say different network it’s
mean different tariffs.

I have seen a lot of site that claim that they can unlock your phone for a small amount or for extra save, but believe me they do as I will show you, for free, and charge you between $3 to $15 for nothing.

But for me, I want a free phone no extra charge! We all love free stuff so guess what; you can do it for free also, no need to the $15 extra charge, it’s all done remotely and in 2 min for free.

Different software allow you to do that for free, to name a few “Ultimate Calculator”, “DCT-3 Calculator”, “CyberGSM DCT-4 Calculator”…., use Google to find one it’s and all you need is just your phone IMEI and the right software that’s it, you enter it and the software give a code to unlock your phone and how to do it for free.

Don’t worry; unlocking your phone is totally legal because it’s yours, even if phones companies don’t really like it.

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A poster to the “iPhone Portugal” forums has published what appear to be the first unboxing photos of the iPhone 3G. The photos display the exterior box, the power adapter and headphones, as well as the unit itself viewed from the front and back. The pictures have been re-published below.Details to follow shortly…

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i.Tech Dynamic is launching i.VoicePRO Bluetooth Headset that comes with dual microphone. Equipped with noise filtering and enhanced features, the microphones array technology in i.VoicePRO enables the pickup of near-field signal but excludes the pickup of undesired far-field noises.i.VoicePRO has implemented a unique patented algorithm which is based on the physics of sound waves and […]

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This shouldn’t come as a big surprised that the iPhone 3G will go on sale at 8AM on Friday at Apple retail stores.  So, it is now official!  The only question I have is, are you going to camp out for the iPhone 3G?In case you’re itching to know, Vodafone announced details on the New […]

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If the unboxing photos weren’t enough for you, the usual trio of pre-release reviews for the iPhone 3G are finally out.  Walt Mossberg, Ed Baig and David Pogue have all been playing with Apple’s much-anticipated cellphone update, and while there are still areas which fall short of rivals - notably video recording and MMS messaging […]

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If you’re planning on heading over to your local Apple store this Friday, there’s a good chance that you’ll run into one heck of a line. Well, that’s true if you live in the US, other countries likely won’t be seeing the same sorts of lines. It seems that Apple has decided not to carry […]

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Symbian today announced the launch of its new Symbian Partner Network (SPN) program. Offering a more affordable partner program at a reduced, competitively priced annual membership fee of USD 1,500, the Symbian Partner Network program focuses on harnessing innovation by further strengthening the ecosystem, helping its members and customers to build compelling devices and solutions more […]

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Now all iPhone fan boy will love BGR! Here is an iPhone 3G unboxing video from them.Source [BGR] via [iphonebuzz]

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Speculation regarding a conflict between Apple and Canadian iPhone 3G carrier Rogers appears to be overblown, if such a quarrel exists at all. Various pundits have fingered a purported decision by Apple to yank iPhone 3Gs from its own Canadian retail locations as evidence that the company was displeased with Rogers’ data/voice plans, which have […]

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