I whant change from orange to o2 - Nokia N95 Cellular Phone

Hi visit Mobileunlocksolutions.com to unlock your Samsung E1170 from orange network .Here they ask you the IMEI number of your mobile .Then at last they deliver you code to unlock your mobile.

Either obtain Network unlock code from Orange or buy one online by IMEI number.

If you have unlocked your mobile it will not show O2. Contact your network provider to check it. If it is not unlocked properly you can try to unlock it again. Unlock codes are also available online like www.theunlockspot.com.

Phone 'gone in' for repair-many thanks-cheers Fred Powell

If you go on to the Orange Blackberry website

http://www.blackberry.orange.co.uk/

set up an account for him, you may need to resend service books from this site as well to handset.

Also check he has Blackberry internet bolt on added to his number by orange.

Replace the mass air flow meter.Sounds like your problem.

The answer is that there used to be a connection before O2 and Vodafone started blacklisting handsets! Orange and T-Mobile have been blacklisting handsets for a long time (It is only recently that O2 and Vodafone also started blacklisting handsets).

NB Orange & T-Mobile always lock their handsets!(e.g. an Orange handset will only accept an Orange SIM and will not accept an O2, Voda or T-Mobile SIM)

So if you reported your Orange or T-Mobile handset missing to your network it became barred/blacklisted! BUT it was only barred on your home network. Therefore unlocking the barred handset would enable it to work on every network except the one it was originally locked too! Therefore the phone still had some commercial value, as it would function on at least 3 out of the 4 networks.

It wasn't long before Orange and T-Mobile began to combine their individual blacklist databases. Therefore a phone barred on Orange was also barred on T-Mobile and vice versa. Even at this point the barred handset could be unlocked and used but only on 2 out of a possible 4 networks (O2 & Vodafone).

The government eventually stepped in and forced O2 and Vodafone to update their systems and introduced the CEIR. Now that all the networks share a central blacklist database, even if a barred handset is unlocked it still remains useless on ALL UK networks!


Hope that helps.

Mike

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o2 GPRS settings:
O2 GPRS settings (WAP):
Note: Different settings for contract and PAYG (Pay as you go)

Homepage: http://wap.o2.co.uk/
APN address (contract): wap.o2.co.uk
APN address (PAYG): payandgo.o2.co.uk
Gateway (IP) address : 193.113.200.195
Username : o2wap (contract) / payandgo (PAYG)
Password: password
Session type: Continuous / permanent
Authentication: Normal
Security: Off
Port number: 9201
O2 GPRS settings (Email/Web):

Homepage: http://pda.o2.co.uk/
APN address: mobile.o2.co.uk
Username: mobileweb
Password: password
Session type: Continuous / permanent
Authentication: Normal
Security: Off

Email servers (POP): mail.o2.co.uk
Email servers (SMTP): smtp.o2.co.uk
DNS Servers: 193.113.200.200 and 193.113.200.201

Orange GPRS WAP settings:
Orange GPRS settings (WAP):

Homepage: http://orange.multimedia/
APN add. (Contract): orangewap
APN add. (PAYG): paygwap

Gateway (IP) address : 192.168.71.35
Username: Orange
Password: Multimedia
Session type: Continuous / permanent
Authentication: Normal
Port number: 9201 (or 8080)
Orange GPRS settings (Email/Web):

Homepage: http://orange.multimedia/
APN address: orangeinternet
APN add. (Old PAYG): payginternet
Username: user
Password: pass
Authentication: Normal

Email SMTP server: smtp.orange.net
Prim. DNS Server: 158.43.192.1
Sec. DNS Server: 158.43.128.1

You need to unlock your phone to use a different sim card either than Orange.

Go to any local phone shop, and have the phone unlocked on the fly for ten pounds (somewhere up to 20 pounds).

good day,

have you checked if your phone is locked to orange? you can do this by inserrting a simcard from other networks such as o2 and try if you can use it to make a call, send sms, or access the internet. however, if are unable to do so, you need to have your phone unlocked. try asking o2 if they can help you with unlocking your phone since you will be using their network.

i hope this will help