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Cell phone networks have their reasons for trying to lock customers into a long term contract.
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Verizon, much like other network service providers all over the world, have the manufacturers of their handsets place a SIM lock on their phones to prevent them being used with any other network service provider.
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Verizon offers a number of different BlackBerry phones as part of their service. You can get the latest smartphones such as the BlackBerry Bold, BlackBerry Curve, BlackBerry Torch, and BlackBerry Tour. The Torch has a full touchscreen, while the others contain a screen at the top of the phone with an integrated keyboard below.
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The Samsung i9000 Galaxy S (also known as the GT-I9000) was an Android-based smartphone released by Samsung in 2010. It was awarded the European Smartphone of the Year award in 2011.
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Unlocking your cell phone can seem like a confusing and daunting task, with so many different codes and instructions, professionals and services to choose from. Here is a simple 5 step guide to make you a little clearer on the process of mobile phone unlocking and unlock codes.
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In terms of how much difference it makes to you, the phone owner, there isn’t a great deal of difference between a SIM unlock code, subsidy code and network unlock code.
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The reason for this question is typically somebody is trying to use a SIM card other than that provided by the network operator who provided the phone. Network operators sell their mobile phones at a much reduced rate in order to entice customers into a contract of typically 12 or 18 months. In practice what the operator is doing is adding the cost of the cell phone into the monthly contract charge for the service. This is why they put in place restriction codes to ensure that the mobile phone cannot be used with another carrier while they recoup its initial cost.
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