On 7/20/07, Shakthi Kannan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Adam Krikstone wrote:
There's
nothing stopping a GSM provider from blocking all unbranded IMEI's,
including your neo.
Different operators have different implementation of the GSM standard,
which they call it their IP-crap-R.
Now, if
Operator phone requirements are huge and ornate, and, essentially,
conformance testing is done by invitation only, only for phones that
the operator is planning on selling directly. The requirements for one
major European carrier are about 1200 pages in length... The
requirements are only
paragraph and guess which
category I put you in.
On 7/13/07, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just launched today, I figure we should be aware. Maybe we could turn
this into an opportunity to increase awareness of the neo:
http://freetheiphone.org
Hi,
Adam Krikstone wrote:
There's
nothing stopping a GSM provider from blocking all unbranded IMEI's,
including your neo.
Different operators have different implementation of the GSM standard,
which they call it their IP-crap-R.
Now, if we want Operator Acceptance Testing with Neo, we have
There's
nothing stopping a GSM provider from blocking all unbranded IMEI's,
including your neo.
There's nothing stopping a toll highway operator from blocking unbranded
cars either. But do they? Does any GSM provider block unbranded IMEIs?
I know in Canada we have one GSM carrier (under two
Hi,
On 7/20/07, Ian Darwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You were planning to *ask* if you can use YOUR phone on YOUR plan?
Yes.
SK
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As far as I know, no GSM provider blocks IMEI's. I was responding to a
person who asked whether it was possible. I do see troubling signs ahead
coming from Telecommunication providers as consolidation continues.
Their argument for net neutrality can easily be applied to wireless
under the
You mean to get Openmoko sw running on the iCrap^WPhone? This is
pervert, but nice ;)
-w-
Mike wrote:
Just launched today, I figure we should be aware. Maybe we could turn
this into an opportunity to increase awareness of the neo:
http://freetheiphone.org
://freetheiphone.org/
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, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just launched today, I figure we should be aware. Maybe we could turn
this into an opportunity to increase awareness of the neo:
http://freetheiphone.org/
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of the neo:
http://freetheiphone.org/
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It's the same as a lost or stolen GSM phone. You can have your provider
block the IMEI from registering. You can still use that phone on
another provider but not with the provider that blocked it. I would not
put the idea of blocking foreign IMEI aside as a carrier could this
under the
Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
Adam Krikstone writes:
I'm with the idiots for a wireless carterfone decision. I don't think
we were better off with with renting landline phones from ATT. There's
nothing stopping a GSM provider from blocking all unbranded IMEI's,
including your neo.
I'll agree
Adam Krikstone writes:
It's the same as a lost or stolen GSM phone. You can have your provider
block the IMEI from registering. You can still use that phone on
another provider but not with the provider that blocked it. I would not
put the idea of blocking foreign IMEI aside as a carrier
My apologies to Mike, if I came off harsh on you, I was only referring
to the site creators. It just really bugs me when people use
irrelevant things to push their political agenda. If anyone has a
good reason how 'freeing' a frequency that a device does not use will
affect a device at all, by
Just launched today, I figure we should be aware. Maybe we could turn
this into an opportunity to increase awareness of the neo:
http://freetheiphone.org/
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