BigBadGuber!
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2011-10-11
, 17:43
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#171
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2011-10-11
, 17:57
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#172
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2011-10-11
, 17:57
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#173
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2011-10-11
, 17:58
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@ Norway
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#174
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2011-10-11
, 18:00
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#175
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In europe the carriers are obliged to remove the sim-lock, but only after 1 year.
The n9 is fully sim-lock capable, and MIGHT NOT BE FLASHABLE if sim-locked (see Aegis stuff. read "might", meaning we don't know yet and it can change both ways). Buy with caution
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2011-10-11
, 18:19
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#176
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Yeah I know, but good reiterate again for others who may not be clear on that.
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2011-10-11
, 18:19
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#177
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So carriers are branding the N9 with their own crap.
You might need to flash an unbranded firmware image in order to get rid of it (I hope this is possible on simlocked or branded devices).
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2011-10-11
, 18:25
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#178
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2011-10-11
, 18:45
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@ London
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#180
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