Tuesday 5 June 2012

easy cheap iPhone 4 unlock unlocking

How to Unlock iphone 4 



I get quite a lot questions how to unlock iPhone 4 from veriuos world wide networks at my facebook page. usually question is how to unlock your iPhone 4 running latest firmware like 5.0 or 5.1 or even 5.1.1 firmwares also running latest baseband 04.11.08 or 04.12.01. People expect to unlock via simple jailbreak solution there iphone 4 devices, sad to say it is long ago not possible to be precise only very first basband were possible to unlock up to 01.59.00 via jailbreak. Than gevey sim solution came out which requires jailbreak but only can be  unlocked up to 04.10.01 baseband. firmware doesn't meter as long as it is jailbreakable, and at the moment all firmware of iPhone 4 is jailbreakable up to 5.1.1. Natural question is how to unlock iPhone 4 if you updated to latests firmware and baseband, well only official iPhone unlock is available. it works simply but requesting apple servers to register iphone as unlocked. than plug iphone 4 to itunes and the itunes will do the rest! simple! and best news is it will not void your warranty (jailbreak voids warranty) also update your iPhone 4 firmware without fear of re locking your apple device to factory lock (jailbreak and gevey sim will relock your iphone if updated with latest firmware). downside of official iphone 4 unlock is price, in some cases it very expensive, but everyday prices changes and going down, example unlock australia vodafone phone will set you about $30, so check this site http://4fone.com as sometimes it is cheaper to unlock via official iphone unlocking service than buying gevey sims or risk of bricking your iphone while performing jailbreak on your beloved device.


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Thursday 19 April 2012

AT&T iPhone unlock if you outside USA


As we are all aware AT&T started to unlock there iPhone if you are out of contract. But what to do if you are overseas and can not contact them by phone. well simple solution to that is simple contact them by email:
unlockintl@amcustomercare.att-mail.com 
I have not yet personally tested, but some forums state success using this email. I suppose nothing to loose, just send them your iPhone 4 IMEI and they should be able to do it within a week or so. also please remember AT&T only unlocks iPhone 4 and 3gs, 3g, 2g, iPhone 4s have to wait.
good luck unlocking and for more news join our Facebook page

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Google Music UK & World Install Guide - free cloud music streaming


Over in America, Google Music isn't just the Android app that plays your music. It's a whole music streaming system, which lets you upload your music to Google's servers then access it via the web or the Music app. It's brilliant, because unlike most streaming services it's completely free, it has no ads and it has all of your music - up to 20,000 tracks or about 80 GB.

Fortunately, there's a way to bypass Google's restrictions and access the same service anywhere in the world. It only takes a few minutes to set up, and then you'll be free to stream and upload for ever more.

In this article, I'll show you how. It's a pretty easy process - you just need a PC with your music on it and a connection to the Internet. You don't even need an Android phone - you can still access the Google Music web app from any PC or smartphone.

Let's get started.

1. Download and run Tor

Tor is a useful anonymity project that includes a customised version of Firefox. That's perfect for our purposes, as it'll allow us to make it appear to Google that we're coming from an address inside the United States. Otherwise, we'd just be refused entry.

You can download the Tor program for Windows, Mac and Linux right here. Launch the program once downloaded - it should pop up with a window that states 'Connected to the Tor network!' once it's ready.

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Now we've got to find out which IP address we've been randomly assigned. You're most likely to get an American IP, but you might turn up anywhere in the world! To check, visit duckduckgo.com in the Tor version of Firefox that launches and search for "IP." This'll tell you your IP address, as well as what country it corresponds to.

If you weren't assigned an American IP address, just go to the Vidalia Control Panel (that first window) and press "Stop Tor", then click "Start Tor" again. Refresh the Duck Duck Go page and check your IP. Repeat this process until you've got an American IP address.


2. Sign up for Google Music

That was the hard part. Now, just go to http://music.google.com in the Tor Firefox window. Sign into the same Google account that you use on your Android phone (if you've got one). You'll be asked to agree to some terms of service.

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Once you've agreed to the terms of service, you should see the Google Play website. You can (and should) disconnect from Tor at this point, as now you should be able to access Google Music from any address in the world as long as you're signed into your Google account.

3. Upload Music

You'll want to now click on 'Upload Music' in order to begin uploading the music on your computer to Google's servers. This will download the Google Music Manager, a small helper application that will upload your music.

Continue through the installation process as normal, remembering to sign in with the same account that you used to sign into Google Music initially.

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Once the installation is complete, you'll be asked to select the location of your music. Upload as much or as little as you like, but it makes sense to do it all if you've got the time and the bandwidth. It took me about 30 hours to upload my music collection, but this'll vary considerably depending on your internet connection speed and the amount of music you're uploading.

Thankfully, Music Manager will start up with your computer and continue to upload until it's finished, as well as uploading new tracks as they're added to your computer's music folder.

Once you've got a few songs uploaded, you can use the Google Music app (on Android 4.0) or the Google Music website to stream your music. On the Android app, you're also able to choose music to download to your phone for playing offline, although on most data connections you'll be able to stream without issue.

If you have an older version of Android, like Gingerbread (2.2) or Honeycomb (3.0), then try this bonus step below to install the latest version of the Music app, which supports streaming from Google Music. If you're running Android 4.0 or you don't want to use the Android client, you're done!

Bonus: Install Google Music APK on older Android devices

First, you'll need to search for "Google Music 4.0.9 APK" on Google in order to find the .APK file (I can't link to it here, sorry.) Next, connect your phone to your computer via USB and copy the .APK file to your phone - anywhere will do, but be sure to note down which folder you stick it in so you can find it later. Disconnect your phone from the PC.

Now, we need to make sure that you can install the app from the .APK file. You'll need to ensure that 'allow installation of non-Market apps' or apps from 'unknown sources' is enabled, which is typically in Settings under the Applications or Security sub-menus.

Finally, launch a file browser app (Astro File Manager is a good one) and navigate to the folder you copied the .APK file to. Open the .APK file you just transferred, and it should be installed as an app on your device.

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Now you'll be able to stream your Google Music - awesome!

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So with that, you should be completely set up to use Google Music. Let me know if you have any issues, and I'll certainly try to help out where I can.

enjoy!!!


Monday 16 April 2012

Apple Is Replacing Some White 16GB iPhone 4 Models With The iPhone 4S


Apple Is Replacing Some White 16GB iPhone 4 Models With The iPhone 4S

Are you having a problem with your iPhone 4? Now might be the perfect time to make an appointment at your local Apple Store Genius bar. A report from 9to5Mac says that Apple is suffering from supply constraints on the 16GB white iPhone 4 and they are telling stores to swap warrantied devices with an iPhone 4S instead.
As usual, they will replace your damaged device with a refurbished version. Getting a better camera, A5 chip, and Siri is certainly worth the trade-off.
This is only happening at some stores where supply is an issue. You may walk into your local Apple store and find that they have plenty of the previous model devices in stock. Do not get your hopes up when you visit your local Apple Store; there may not be a shiny iPhone 4S waiting for you upon your arrival.
I feel like I should not have to say this, but please do not do something to your iPhone 4 on purpose in an attempt to get an iPhone 4S. You may void your warranty only to find that your Apple Store has an ample supply of older model devices. I know you guys are smart enough not to do this, but it never hurts to put a reminder out there.
Apple has informed stores that are experiencing supply issues to keep giving out the refurbished white iPhone 4S until further notice. As supply wears thinner in other areas it is possible more stores could run out and start swapping for newer devices down the road.
Currently, this only seems to be taking place in the United States and Canada; there is no word about other parts of the world. If you have successfully swapped your iPhone 4 for a 4S, let us know!


Monday 9 April 2012

AT&T allows to unlcok your iPhone as from 08.03.2012

iPhone finally allowed to be unlocked from at&t
Some great news as from yesterday att unlocks iPhone which contracts has expired . All you have to do is ring there customer support and ask to unlock your iPhone, they will provide with instructions how to do it, and you are FREE. Also this service is free, but prepare to hold for an hour at least as cue is huge.
Must note it only applies to those, who's contracts has ended, also you will not be able to unlock if you found iPhone locked to AT&T, if your phone is blocked due to not paid bill etc. than you out of luck, AT&T will not unlock your iPhone.

Since it is official iPhone unlock, all you have to do is connect your iPhone to iTunes (must have latest iTunes and latest firmware) and you done, free to use with any carrier. After unlock you can no longer fear to update your iPhone to the latest firmware as once unlocked stays unlocked. Does not matter firmware, baseband, model (is it iPhone 3, 3gs, 4 or 4s does not matter), it registers in apples data base that your phone is unlocked.
Folks good luck unlocking your iPhone and stay tuned for  more news and updates.

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Friday 6 April 2012

iTunes error codes for iPhone 3g, 3gs, 4 and 4s

Here some error codes and some solutions to them if something is missing please contact me I will add them

You can use browsers search function (normally shortcut ctrl+f) to look for error codes




Errors -9815

Set exact date, restart computer. See also Apple's KB article.

Errors -9814
Set exact date, restart computer. See also Apple's KB article.

Errors -9800

Set exact date, restart computer. See also Apple's KB article.

Error -50

Delete Storm Vedio, QuickTime, iTunes, then reinstall iTunes. See also Apple's KB article.

Error -35

See Apple's KB article.

Error 1

Unable to downgrade. Try changing the USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.
The installed version of iTunes may also be too old. Update iTunes.

Error 2
Sn0wbreeze 1.6 Custom Firmware has a ASR patch problem. Use sn0wbreeze 1.7 or PwnageTool. Device isn't bootable.

Error 6

Not enter the downgrading mode, change USB port (the back one of chassis is better) and restart computer.

Error 9
Searching correct fault.

Error 10[/COLOR][/B]
LLB is missing from the IPSW. The device cannot be booted up. The trick to skip the baseband update no longer works.

Error 11

Removed bbfw file in the firmware folder of an unzipped IPSW.

Error 13

Occurs when you want to install a beta firmware with iTunes for Windows (actively blocked by Apple; beta users are developers and therefore must have a Mac).
Error 13 may also signify a USB problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.

Error 14

Custom firmware update fail (PwnageTool). You have to restore the device with a custom firmware. Update to a custom firmware isn't working. Device isn't bootable. 2
USB Problem. Check the USB connection and try other direct ports or maybe the USB cable is an older one. Device isn't bootable.

Error 17

Custom firmware update fail (sn0wbreeze). You have to restore the device with a custom firmware. Update to a custom firmware isn't working. 2

Error 20

Searching correct fault.

Error 23
Baseband Communication error (Hardware), Most probably Baseband chip is faulty.

Error 26
False version of the NOR flash firmware. Use the correct sn0wbreeze version.

Error 28
Searching correct fault.

Error 29

See Apple discussions thread about this problem.

Error 37

iPod touch 2G LLB patched with the 0x24000 Segment Overflow was used on an iPhone 3GS custom firmware. Known on damaged bundles from unofficial PwnageTool distributions or bundles.

Error 1002

Are you restoring to a stock apple firmware or a custom pwn firmware? Either way make sure you are in DFU mode first.

Error 1004

This is caused by a failure to match the Baseband Nonce currently in memory to the Nonce returned in the BasebandFirmware SHSH blob. This is a normal part of iPhone 4 local restores via TinyUmbrella. 1

Error 1013

Restart computer; change computer; reinstall system, if iPhone is always in restoring mode: XP users can jump from restoring mode with ibus; MAC users can use iNdependence. (usually on the iPhone with 1.0.2 firmware downgraded from 1.1.1)

Error 1014

This error is down to itunes not liking your USB ports on your computer. Use a different USB slot or a different computer if possible. That is the easiest fix!

Error 1015

Restart computer; change computer; reinstall system, if iPhone is always in restoring mode: XP users can jump from restoring mode with ibus; MAC users can use iNdependence. (usually on the iPhone with 1.1.1 firmware downgraded from 1.1.2) Baseband firmware on the IPSW is higher than the baseband firmware on the iPad/iPhone. 1

Error 1413

Restart computer; change USB port; reinstall system. See also Apple's KB article.

Error 1415

Restart computer; change USB port; reinstall system.

Error 1417

Restart computer; change USB port; reinstall system.

Error 1418

Restart computer; change USB port; reinstall system.

Error 1428

Restart computer; change USB port; reinstall system.

Error 1600

Custom firmware can't be restored on a device with DFU Mode. Use Recovery Mode.

Error 1602

Restart computer; change computer; reinstall system.

Error 1603

False kernelcache patch. Known on damaged bundles from unofficial PwnageTool distributions or bundles. See also Apple KB article

Error 1604

Device was not pwned (signature checks were not blocked). Custom firmware can't be restored.

Error 1611

iTunes tried to enter the Restore Mode, but the device turned back to the Recovery Mode.

Error 1619 

iTunes is too old and couldn't read the iPhone in Recovery or DFU Mode. Please update iTunes and try it again.

Error 1644

IPSW was moved during prepare with iTunes. Try it again and don't move the IPSW.

Error 2002

iTunes can't connect because another program is using it or it's disconnected during the Apple Server check.

Error 3XXX

iTunes can't connect to gs.apple.com. Maybe Port 80 and Port 443 is blocked. Open it on your router.

Error 3002

Update to an older firmware isn't working, because Apple is no longer handing out SHSHs for the device/firmware combination.

Error 3004

No internet connection during the firmware restore.

Error 3014

False edited hosts. The SHSH request couldn't be completed. No connection to the Apple Server, Sauriks Server or localhost.

Error 3194

Occurs when trying to install an old firmware and Apple's server disallows the installation. The only solution is to have SHSH backup and modify the hosts file to point to Saurik's Cydia server where they are backed up (or localhost if you have it yourself).

Error 3195

"An internal error occurred." Missing SHSH for the firmware. Maybe the same as "This device isn't eligible for the request build." but with an cache error.

Error 11222

internet options Connections tab Click LAN Settings uncheck "use a proxy server"

0xE8000022

Searching..........

0xE800003D
False permissions in the Carrier Bundle folder. Restore, update or fix the permissions from the carrier bundle to update the carrier settings via iTunes.

0xE800006B

Device was suddenly unplugged. iTunes couldn't connect with the device. Try it again.

0xE8000065
sn0wbreeze custom cirmware error on USB connection. Unplug the device, reboot it, and plug it in again.

iPhone tricks and tips: find operator / carrier and country your iPhone came from


how to determine iPhone 3g, 3gs, 4 or 4s what country came from by just checking serial number!!


here it is the list:
MB123XX/A or MC123XX/A is the device code and
XX is the regional identifier (or however it is called). This code you can find in this list:



prees CTRL+F         on your browser if you want to search for specific country or operator. 


list is not complete so if you want to contribute and add something, please let me know. 





AB Egypt (Mobinil, Vodafone, Orange), Saudi Arabia (Mobility), United Arab Emirates (etisalat)
B Ireland (O2), UK (O2)
C Canada (Rogers, Fido)
CZ Czech Republic (O2, T-Mobile, Vodafone)
DN Austria (T-Mobile), Germany (T-Mobile), Netherlands (T-Mobile)
E Mexico (Telcel)
EE Estonia (EMT)
FB Luxembourg (LUXGSM, Tango)
FD Austria (One), Liechtenstein (Orange, Swisscom), Switzerland (Orange, Swisscom)
GR Greece (Vodafone)
HN India (Airtel, Vodafone)
J Japan (SoftBank)
KN Norway (NetcCom)
KS Finland (Sonera), Sweden (Telia)
LA Colombia (Comcel, Movistar), Ecuador (Movistar, Porta), El Salvador (Movistar, Claro), Guatemala (Movistar, Claro), Honduras (Claro), Peru (Claro, TM SAC)
LE Argentina (Movistar, Claro)
LL USA (AT&T)
LZ Chile (Claro, TMC), Paraguay (CTI Movil), Uruguay (Movistar, CTI Movil)
MG Hungary (T-Mobile)
NF Belgium (Mobistar), France (Orange), Luxembourg (Vox Mobile)
PL Poland (Era, Orange)
PO Portugal (Optimus, Vodafone)
PP Philippines (Globe)
RO Romania (Orange)
RS Russia (Beeline, MegaFon, MTS)
SL Slovakia (Orange, T-Mobile)
SO South Africa (Vodacom)
T Italy (TIM, Vodafone)
TA Taiwan (Chunghwa Telecom)
TU Turkey (TurkCell, Vodafone)
X Australia (Optus, Telstra, Vodafone), New Zealand (Vodafone)
Y Spain (Movistar)
ZA Singapore (SingTel)
ZP Hong Kong (3), Macau (3)

Belgium 
Mobistar

MB489NF/A
MB496NF/A
MB500NF/A
MC131NF/A
MC132NF/A
MC133NF/A
MC134NF/A

CzechRepublic
O2

MB489CZ/A
MB496CZ/A
MB500CZ/A
MC131CZ/A
MC132CZ/A
MC133CZ/A
MC134CZ/A

CzechRepublic
T-Mobile

MB490CZ/A
MB497CZ/A
MB501CZ/A
MC139CZ/A
MC140CZ/A
MC141CZ/A
MC142CZ/A

CzechRepublic
Vodafone

MB489CZ/A
MB496CZ/A
MB500CZ/A
MC131CZ/A
MC132CZ/A
MC133CZ/A
MC134CZ/A

Greece
Vodafone

MB489GR/A
MB496GR/A
MB500GR/A
MC131GR/A
MC132GR/A
MC133GR/A
MC134GR/A

Hong Kong
3

MB489ZP/A
MB496ZP/A
MB500ZP/A
MC131ZP/A
MC132ZP/A
MC133ZP/A
MC134ZP/A

Italy
TIM

MB489T/A
MB496T/A
MB500T/A
MC131T/A
MC132T/A
MC133T/A
MC134T/A

Italy
Vodafone

MB489T/A
MB496T/A
MB500T/A
MC131T/A
MC132T/A
MC133T/A
MC134T/A

Macau
3

MB489ZP/A
MB496ZP/A
MB500ZP/A
MC131ZP/A
MC132ZP/A
MC133ZP/A
MC134ZP/A

New Zealand
Vodafone

MB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
MC131X/A
MC132X/A
MC133X/A
MC134X/A

Singapore
SingTel

MB489ZA/A
MB496ZA/A
MB500ZA/A
MC131ZA/A
MC132ZA/A
MC133ZA/A
MC134ZA/A

Slovakia
Orange

MB489SL/A
MB496SL/A
MB500SL/A
MC131SL/A
MC132SL/A
MC133SL/A
MC134SL/A

Saudi Arabia
Mobily

MB489AB/A
MB496AB/A
MB500AB/A
MC131AB/A
MC132AB/A
MC133AB/A
MC134AB/A

United Arab Emirates
etisalat

MB489AB/A
MB496AB/A
MB500AB/A
MC131AB/A
MC132AB/A
MC133AB/A
MC134AB/A

South Africa
Vodacom

MB489SO/A
MB496SO/A
MB500SO/A
MC131SO/A
MC132SO/A
MC133SO/A
MC134SO/A


Taiwan
Chunghwa Telecom

MB489TA/A
MB496TA/A
MB500TA/A
MC131TA/A
MC132TA/A
MC133TA/A
MC134TA/A


Turkey
TurkCell

MB489TU/A
MB496TU/A
MB500TU/A
MC131TU/A
MC132TU/A
MC133TU/A
MC134TU/A

Russia
MegaFon

MB489RS/A
MB496RS/A
MB500RS/A
MC131RS/A
MC132RS/A
MC133RS/A
MC134RS/A

Russia
MTS

MB489RS/A
MB496RS/A
MB500RS/A
MC131RS/A
MC132RS/A
MC133RS/A
MC134RS/A

Russia
Beeline

MB489RS/A
MB496RS/A
MB500RS/A
MC131RS/A
MC132RS/A
MC133RS/A
MC134RS/A


Luxembourg
Vox Mobile

MB489NF/A
MB496NF/A
MB500NF/A
MC131NF/A
MC132NF/A
MC133NF/A
MC134NF/A


Luxembourg
LUXGSM

MB489FB/A
MB496FB/A
MB500FB/A
MC131FB/A
MC132FB/A
MC133FB/A
MC134FB/A


Luxembourg
Tango

MB489FB/A
MB496FB/A
MB500FB/A
MC131FB/A
MC132FB/A
MC133FB/A
MC134FB/A






Argentina
Claro

MB489LE/A
MB496LE/A
MB500LE/A
MC131LE/A
MC132LE/A
MC133LE/A
MC134LE/A

Argentina
Movistar

MB489LE/A
MB496LE/A
MB500LE/A
MC131LE/A
MC132LE/A
MC133LE/A
MC134LE/A

Austria
One

MB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
MC131FD/A
MC132FD/A
MC133FD/A
MC134FD/A

Australia
Optus

MB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
MC131X/A
MC132X/A
MC133X/A
MC134X/A

Australia
Telstra

MB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
MC131X/A
MC132X/A
MC133X/A
MC134X/A

Australia
Vodafone

MB489X/A
MB496X/A
MB500X/A
MC131X/A
MC132X/A
MC133X/A
MC134X/A

Chile
Claro

MB489LZ/A
MB496LZ/A
MB500LZ/A
MC131LZ/A
MC132LZ/A
MC133LZ/A
MC134LZ/A

Chile
TMC

MB489LZ/A
MB496LZ/A
MB500LZ/A
MC131LZ/A
MC132LZ/A
MC133LZ/A
MC134LZ/A

Colombia
Comcel

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Colombia
Movistar

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Ecuador
Porta

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Ecuador
Movistar

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

El Salvador
Claro

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

El Salvador
Movistar

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Estonia
EMT

MB489EE/A
MB496EE/A
MB500EE/A
MC131EE/A
MC132EE/A
MC133EE/A
MC134EE/A

Finland
Sonera

MB489KS/A
MB496KS/A
MB500KS/A
MC131KS/A
MC132KS/A
MC133KS/A
MC134KS/A

France
Orange

MB489NF/A
MB496NF/A
MB500NF/A
MC131NF/A
MC132NF/A
MC133NF/A
MC134NF/A

Guatamela
Claro

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Guatamela
Movistar

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Hungary
T-Mobile

MB490MG/A
MB497MG/A
MB501MG/A
MC139MG/A
MC140MG/A
MC141MG/A
MC142MG/A

Honduras
Claro

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

India
Airtel

MB489HN/A
MB496HN/A
MB500HN/A
MC131HN/A
MC132HN/A
MC133HN/A
MC134HN/A

Liechtenstein
Orange

MB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
MC131FD/A
MC132FD/A
MC133FD/A
MC134FD/A

Liechtenstein
Swisscom

MB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
MC131FD/A
MC132FD/A
MC133FD/A
MC134FD/A

Norway
NetcCom

MB489KN/A
MB496KN/A
MB500KN/A
MC131KN/A
MC132KN/A
MC133KN/A
MC134KN/A

Paraguay
CTI Movil

MB489LZ/A
MB496LZ/A
MB500LZ/A
MC131LZ/A
MC132LZ/A
MC133LZ/A
MC134LZ/A

Peru
Claro

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Peru
TM SAC

MB489LA/A
MB496LA/A
MB500LA/A
MC131LA/A
MC132LA/A
MC133LA/A
MC134LA/A

Poland
Orange

MB489PL/A
MB496PL/A
MB500PL/A
MC131PL/A
MC132PL/A
MC133PL/A
MC134PL/A

Poland
Era

MB489PL/A
MB496PL/A
MB500PL/A
MC131PL/A
MC132PL/A
MC133PL/A
MC134PL/A

Portugal
Vodafone

MB489PO/A
MB496PO/A
MB500PO/A
MC131PO/A
MC132PO/A
MC133PO/A
MC134PO/A

Romania
Orange

MB489RO/A
MB496RO/A
MB500RO/A
MC131RO/A
MC132RO/A
MC133RO/A
MC134RO/A

Spain
Movistar

MB757Y/A
MB759Y/A
MB760Y/A
MC131Y/A
MC132Y/A
MC133Y/A
MC134Y/A

Switzerland
Orange

MB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
MC131FD/A
MC132FD/A
MC133FD/A
MC134FD/A

Switzerland
Swisscom

MB489FD/A
MB496FD/A
MB500FD/A
MC131FD/A
MC132FD/A
MC133FD/A
MC134FD/A

Uruguay
CTI Movil

MB489LZ/A
MB496LZ/A
MB500LZ/A
MC131LZ/A
MC132LZ/A
MC133LZ/A
MC134LZ/A

Uruguay
Movistar

MB489LZ/A
MB496LZ/A
MB500LZ/A
MC131LZ/A
MC132LZ/A
MC133LZ/A
MC134LZ/A


Austria
T-Mobile

MB490DN/A
MB497DN/A
MB501DN/A
MC139DN/A
MC140DN/A
MC141DN/A
MC142DN/A

Canada
Rogers

MB629C/A
MB630C/A
MB631C/A
MB632C/A
MB633C/A
MB634C/A
MB635C/A
MB636C/A
MC143C/A
MC144C/A
MC145C/A
MC146C/A
MC147C/A
MC148C/A
MC149C/A
MC150C/A

Canada
Fido

MB629C/A
MB630C/A
MB631C/A
MB632C/A
MB633C/A
MB634C/A
MB635C/A
MB636C/A
MC143C/A
MC144C/A
MC145C/A
MC146C/A
MC147C/A
MC148C/A
MC149C/A
MC150C/A

Germany
T-Mobile

MB490DN/A
MB497DN/A
MB501DN/A
MC139DN/A
MC140DN/A
MC141DN/A
MC142DN/A

India
Vodafone

MB489HN/A
MB496HN/A
MB500HN/A
MC131HN/A
MC132HN/A
MC133HN/A
MC134HN/A

Ireland
O2

MB489B/A
MB496B/A
MB500B/A
MC131B/A
MC132B/A
MC133B/A
MC134B/A

Japan
SoftBank

MB489J/A
MB496J/A
MB500J/A
MC131J/A
MC132J/A
MC133J/A
MC134J/A

Mexico
Telcel

MB489E/A
MB496E/A
MB500E/A
MC131E/A
MC132E/A
MC133E/A
MC134E/A

Netherlands
T-Mobile

MB490DN/A
MB497DN/A
MB501DN/A
MC139DN/A
MC140DN/A
MC141DN/A
MC142DN/A

Philippines
Globe

MB489PP/A
MB496PP/A
MB500PP/A
MC131PP/A
MC132PP/A
MC133PP/A
MC134PP/A

Portgual
Optimus

MB489PO/A
MB496PO/A
MB500PO/A
MC131PO/A
MC132PO/A
MC133PO/A
MC134PO/A

Slovakia
T-Mobile

MB490SL/A
MB497SL/A
MB501SL/A
MC139SL/A
MC140SL/A
MC141SL/A
MC142SL/A

Sweden
Telia

MB489KS/A
MB496KS/A
MB500KS/A
MC131KS/A
MC132KS/A
MC133KS/A

UK
O2

MB489B/A
MB496B/A
MB500B/A
MC131B/A
MC132B/A
MC133B/A
MC134B/A

USA
AT&T

MB046LL/A
MB048LL/A
MB499LL/A
MB702LL/A
MB704LL/A
MB705LL/A
MB715LL/A
MB716LL/A
MB717LL/A
MB718LL/A
MB719LL/A
MC135LL/A
MC136LL/A
MC137LL/A
MC138LL/A

Egypt
Mobinil

MB489AB/A
MB496AB/A
MB500AB/A
MC131AB/A
MC132AB/A
MC133AB/A

Egypt
Vodafone

MB489AB/A
MB496AB/A
MB500AB/A
MC131AB/A
MC132AB/A
MC133AB/A
MC134AB/A

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Orange

MB489AB/A
MB496AB/A
MB500AB/A
MC131AB/A
MC132AB/A
MC133AB/A
MC134AB/A

Turkey
Vodafone

MB489TU/A
MB496TU/A
MB500TU/A
MC131TU/A
MC132TU/A
MC133TU/A
MC134TU/A

Germany - T-Mobile
MC603DN/A – 16GB Black
MC605DN/A – 32GB Black

Japan - Softbank
MC603J/A - 16GB Black
MC605J/A - 32GB Black

Spain - Movistar, Orange, Vodafone
MC603Y/A – 16GB Black
MC605Y/A – 32GB Black

United States - AT&T
MC608LL/A - 16GB Black
MC610LL/A - 32GB Black
Apple
MC318LL/A - 16GB Black
MC319LL/A - 32GB Black



Factory Unlocked Models:

Australia
MC603X/A - 16GB Black
MC605X/A - 32GB Black

Canada
MC603C/A - 16GB Black
MC605C/A - 32GB Black

France
MC603FB/A - 16GB Black
MC605FB/A - 32GB Black

Hong Kong
MC605ZP/A - 32GB Black
MC603ZP/A - 16GB Black

Italy
MC603IP/A - 16GB Black
MC605IP/A - 32GB Black

New Zealand
MC603X/A - 16GB Black
MC605X/A - 32GB Black

Singapore
MC603ZA/A - 16GB Black
MC605ZA/A - 32GB Black

Sweden
MC603KS/A – 16GB Black
MC605KS/A – 32GB Black

United Kingdom
MC603B/A - 16GB Black
MC605B/A - 32GB Black

Egypt
16G MC603AB/A
32G MC605AB/A


J0rdan
16G MC603AB/B
32G MC605AB/B


South Africa
16G MC603SO/A
32G MC605SO/A


United Arab Emirates
16G MC603AB/B
32G MC605AB/B


Australia
16G MC603X/A
32G MC605X/A


China
16G MC603CH/A
32G MC605CH/A


Hong Kong
16G MC603ZP/A
16G MC607ZP/A
32G MC605ZP/A


Japan
16G MC603J/A
32G MC605J/A


Korea
16G MC603KH/A
32G MC605KH/A


Macau
16G MC603ZP/A
32G MC605ZP/A


Malaysia
16G MC603ZA/A
32G MC605ZA/A


New Zealand
16G MC603X/A
32G MC605X/A


Philippines
16G MC603PP/A
32G MC605PP/A


Singapore
16G MC603ZA/A
32G MC605ZA/A


Taiwan
16G MC603TA/A
32G MC605TA/A


Thailand
16G MC603TH/A
32G MC605TH/A


Bulgaria
16G MC603BG/A
32G MC605BG/A


Danmark
16G MC603KN/A
32G MC605KN/A


Germany
16G MC603DN/A
32G MC605DN/A


Estonia
16G MC603EE/A
32G MC605EE/A


Spain
16G MC603Y/A
32G MC605Y/A


France
16G MC603NF/A
16G MC603FB/A
32G MC605NF/A
32G MC605FB/A


Greece
16G MC603GR/A
32G MC605GR/A


Croatia
16G MC603CR/A
32G MC605CR/A


Ireland
16G MC603B/A
32G MC605B/A


Italy
16G MC603IP/A
32G MC605IP/A


Latvia
16G MC603LV/A
32G MC605LV/A


Liechtenstein
16G MC603FD/A
32G MC605FD/A


Luxembourg
16G MC603NF/A
16G MC603FB/A
32G MC605NF/A
32G MC605FB/A


Macedonia
16G MC603MM/A
32G MC605MM/A


Malta
16G MC603B/A
32G MC605B/A


Moldova
16G MC603RO/A
32G MC605RO/A


Montenegro
16G MC603MM/A
32G MC605MM/A


Netherlands
16G MC603DN/A
32G MC605DN/A


Norway
16G MC603KN/A
32G MC605KN/A


Austria
16G MC603FD/A
32G MC605FD/A


Poland
16G MC603PL/A
32G MC605PL/A


Portugal
16G MC603PO/A
32G MC605PO/A


Romania
16G MC603RO/A
32G MC605RO/A


Russia
16G MC603RS/A
32G MC605RS/A


Slovakia
16G MC603SL/A
32G MC605SL/A


Switzerland
16G MC603FD/A
32G MC605FD/A


Finland
16G MC603KS/A
32G MC605KS/A


Sweden
16G MC603KS/A
32G MC605KS/A


Turkey
16G MC603TU/A
32G MC605TU/A


UK
16G MC603B/A
32G MC605B/A


Argentina
16G MC603LE/A
32G MC605LE/A


Brazil
16G MC603BZ/A
32G MC605BZ/A


Chile
16G MC603LZ/A
32G MC605LZ/A


Colombia
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Republic of Dominican
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Ecuador
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


El Salvador
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Guatemala
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Honduras
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Jamaica
16G MC603ZQ/A
32G MC605ZQ/A


Mexico
16G MC603E/A
32G MC605E/A


Nicaragua
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Panama
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Paraguay
16G MC603LZ/A
32G MC605LZ/A


Peru
16G MC603LA/A
32G MC605LA/A


Uruguay
16G MC603LZ/A
32G MC605LZ/A


Canada
16G MC603C/A
32G MC605C/A


USA
16G MC608LL/A
16G MC318LL/A
32G MC610LL/A
32G MC319LL/A