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- 03-28-2004, 05:16 AM #1lamontGuest
ok, i will keep it locked but just for learning purposes, what is that lock
and lock application on the phone's menu about?
"BruceR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Don't bother unlocking it. An AT&T phone will not work on Verizon even
> if it's unlocked. AT&T uses TDMA and Verizon uses CDMA. Same phone on
> the outside, different radio on the inside. Not compatible at all. Only
> AT&T and Cingular (who just bought AT&T) use TDMA. Sorry, but if you
> want to use Verizon you'll need a different phone.
>
> CDMA is used by Verizon & Sprint, T-Mobile is GSM only, AT&T and
> Cingular have both TDMA and GSM networks but diffent phones are required
> for each (except for one or two multi-band phones).
>
> From:lamont
> [email protected]
>
>> hello, i just got this usb cable for this phone and i wanted to
>> unlock it to use it on verizon. this phone was used on the att
>> network before. when i click on menu>settings>security it goes to a
>> thing called "phone lock" underneath that is something called "lock
>> application". Are these for the att lock which prevents me from using
>> it on verizon or are these just for preventing somebody from using
>> your phone with out your permission. Also,if this isnt the att
>> lock, how and where can i get a free piece of unlocking software?? i
>> already have the usb cable to interface the phone. thanks
>
>
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- 03-28-2004, 04:29 PM #2BruceRGuest
Re: What about that part that says unlock and unlock application.
That's different. The lock menu on your phone lets you lock the phone so
others can't use it if they pick it up. Really no need to do it unless
you leave your phone lying around in public. The last time I used the
lock feature was on a car phone in 1984 to prevent the valets from
making local calls at 45 cents/min.
From:lamont
[email protected]
> ok, i will keep it locked but just for learning purposes, what is
> that lock and lock application on the phone's menu about?
> "BruceR" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Don't bother unlocking it. An AT&T phone will not work on Verizon
>> even if it's unlocked. AT&T uses TDMA and Verizon uses CDMA. Same
>> phone on the outside, different radio on the inside. Not compatible
>> at all. Only AT&T and Cingular (who just bought AT&T) use TDMA.
>> Sorry, but if you want to use Verizon you'll need a different phone.
>>
>> CDMA is used by Verizon & Sprint, T-Mobile is GSM only, AT&T and
>> Cingular have both TDMA and GSM networks but diffent phones are
>> required for each (except for one or two multi-band phones).
>>
>> From:lamont
>> [email protected]
>>
>>> hello, i just got this usb cable for this phone and i wanted to
>>> unlock it to use it on verizon. this phone was used on the att
>>> network before. when i click on menu>settings>security it goes to a
>>> thing called "phone lock" underneath that is something called "lock
>>> application". Are these for the att lock which prevents me from
>>> using it on verizon or are these just for preventing somebody from
>>> using your phone with out your permission. Also,if this isnt the
>>> att
>>> lock, how and where can i get a free piece of unlocking software?? i
>>> already have the usb cable to interface the phone. thanks
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