I remember that this could not be done before and you could only use a 3g sim on it’s own phones, does anyone know if it is now possible to unlock any phone so that it works with a 3g sim?
Because I like my phone and don’t want to change it but like the 3 price plans lol
Thanks.
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I run a Next-G phone (3G +) and it degrades to 3G and then down to GSM according the network signal strength. I believe the higher spec SIMs will work in a lesser spec phone e.g. 3G in a GSM tri-band/dual-band. The reverse is not right in Oz. A GSM SIM will not work in a Next-G phone.
Yeah it can be ublocked, take it to a phone shop. they might charge £5 or so though,