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Showing posts with label how. Show all posts
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Unlocking T mobile myTouch 4G with Unlock Code
T-mobile mytouch 4g review, t-mobile mytouch 4g reviews, htc t-mobile mytouch 4g -Somehow,someway,this phone endsup being imported all over the world!The MyTouch 4G unlock code is one of our most popular unlock codes purchased from our store.There are orders coming from Australia,Canada,all of Europe,Asia and of course the United States.This phone is one of the easiest phones to unlock following the same method as all other GSM-HTC smart-phones.If you’ve ever unlocked a GSM HTC phone before, then you know the instructions and can quickly skip to the bottom to see the instructions toUnlock MyTouch4G.
For those of you who are not familiar with cell phone unlocking, freeing your 4G myTouch, you can use this phone to any GSM network operators around the world. One of the problems we see every day, if the 3G and 4G network operator functions are made. This is a downside to this phone. You can use the 3G or 4G for many carriers, because this phone is a T-Mobile USA alone. Unlocking the phone does not prevent users from using the phone as a 3G or 4G, but it is a matter of network compatibility or incompatibility with the network.
T-mobile operates on 1700/2100MHZ 3G and 4G frequencies. This is considered to be the AWS band which very few carriers use around the world today. If your desired wireless network carrier does not support the 1700mhz frequency (T-mobiles 3G/4G receiving frequency), you will not be able to use the 3G and 4G frequencies. Regardless, the phone is great on GSM and an amazing phone to take around with you while you travel the world roaming free!
A couple AWS carriers in Canada that an unlocked myTouch 4G will work on is Mobilicity and WIND Mobile. Both networks operate on the 1700mhz frequency.
The instructions on how to unlock myTouch 4G can be found below. It’s a simple three step procedure that can be accomplished from anywhere in the world.
- Insert a SIM card that is not from the network carrier that your phone is locked to (most likely a non-T-mobile SIM Card)
- Enter in your unlock code for myTouch 4G.
- Press Unlock or Ok.
After you’ve done that, you should receive a message that says something like Network unlock Successful. After that, you’ll be able to use that phone on any GSM carrier you wish! - Mobile Phone
How to unlock T-mobile myTouch 4G with Unlock Code
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Drop resistance test How strong is Samsung Galaxy S4
-->Smartphone was thrown on hard surfaces from different heights, from the pants pocket or from the pocket of the shirt, to test how he handled these situations that any buyer may face at some point. For the beginning I say that things started to get even more interesting when the smartphone was dropped from even larger heights.larger.
Samsung Galaxy S4 began to show their limits when he fell from a height of seven foot, at which struck down with an edge and had the first crack in the screen, the crack was not all over the screen, so the smartphone continued to work. But this device from Samsung has done much worse on this test than its main competitor, iPhone5, who suffered, unlike it, much less damage.
For a gadget so powerful which has the slogan "life companion", drop resistance may be useful in many circumstances because some accidents are inevitable, but unfortunately at this endurance test S4 did not do so well, even fared worse than earlier S3 version, being more fragile than this at official tests.
The total score obtained was seven, that even half a point lower than the last year won by its previous version, the explanation of this fragility is given by the larger and more open design of smartphones manufactured by the South Korean company.
This score has been speculated by his contestants in their favor, so saying Apple saying they will not sacrifice strength just to obtain a larger display that could break more easily, given the exemple of smartphones from Samsungs S Series.
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