Jaf Box

Hi All
I am considering buying a jaf box, I was hoping someone can answer these
questions:
1) can they really unlock Nokia 6630 and other later models?
2) do they operate as stand alone units, or do they need to be connected to
a pc?
3) how hard are they to use?
Cheers, George

"george" <NOSPAM@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Hi All
> I am considering buying a jaf box, I was hoping someone can answer these
> questions:
> 1) can they really unlock Nokia 6630 and other later models?

Nope.

> 2) do they operate as stand alone units, or do they need to be connected
> to a pc?

Need to be connected to a PC.

> 3) how hard are they to use?

Pretty simple. Personally I prefer UFS for it's flexibility and
reliability, but it is more expensive than JAF.

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"Brian Morrison" <scrapspam@fenrir.org.uk> wrote in message
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> Richard Colton wrote:
>
>>> 3) how hard are they to use?
>>
>> Pretty simple. Personally I prefer UFS for it's flexibility and
>> reliability, but it is more expensive than JAF.
>>
>
> And full of lovely options for the unwary to turn most phones into a
> confused paperweight if mishandled ;-)

Yep, the same applies for all flashing solutions on the market though. If
people go buying flashing boxes and don't spend a little time learning how
to use them, then they can't be that surprised when something goes
catastophically wrong, surely?

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