Phone unlock?
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Phone unlock?
Anyone got any clues as to how to find someone to unlock a "Coral 1030"?
This is a who-knows-what badge-engineered for Digicel of Jamaica; now that I'm no longer in Jamaica it would be nice to have the phone unlocked so I can actually continue to use it, but I can't find anyone who knows what it really is and thus how to unlock it?
This is a who-knows-what badge-engineered for Digicel of Jamaica; now that I'm no longer in Jamaica it would be nice to have the phone unlocked so I can actually continue to use it, but I can't find anyone who knows what it really is and thus how to unlock it?
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Found this:
Drawn a blank apart from that!
Coral
Exclusive to Digicel and simply called “Coral,” the company introduced a sleek, new line of mobile handsets accessible to consumers across Digicel Pacific markets. The Coral phones reinforced Digicel’s continued efforts to increase mobile penetration in key markets. Manufactured for Digicel by Vodafone in collaboration with ZTE, the Coral handsets are among the least expensive on the market.
Exclusive to Digicel and simply called “Coral,” the company introduced a sleek, new line of mobile handsets accessible to consumers across Digicel Pacific markets. The Coral phones reinforced Digicel’s continued efforts to increase mobile penetration in key markets. Manufactured for Digicel by Vodafone in collaboration with ZTE, the Coral handsets are among the least expensive on the market.
Last edited by M.Mouse; 5th December 2012 at 22:25.
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Doesn't your local high street have one of those dodgy shops ? 
Personally I wouldn't waste my time with an unknown brand phone, but if you want to, the above is probably your best bet if you're not willing to spend a little time with Mr Google.
Personally I wouldn't waste my time with an unknown brand phone, but if you want to, the above is probably your best bet if you're not willing to spend a little time with Mr Google.
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Doesn't your local high street have one of those dodgy shops ?
Personally I wouldn't waste my time with an unknown brand phone
if you're not willing to spend a little time with Mr Google
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I see the disappearing post syndrome strikes again......I answered this last night to the effect it looks like a ZTE model with a bespoke keypad.
If you take the battery out there should be a manufacturers sticker in there naming it as a ZTE product and giving the exact model number
As for "unknown brand" ZTE are in the same size league as HTC and Huawei. Massive. Relatively unknown as much of what they sell is through ODM/OEM badge engineered channels
(PS like Huawei there are similar concerns over ZTE's management's connections with the Chinese state security services)
If you take the battery out there should be a manufacturers sticker in there naming it as a ZTE product and giving the exact model number
As for "unknown brand" ZTE are in the same size league as HTC and Huawei. Massive. Relatively unknown as much of what they sell is through ODM/OEM badge engineered channels
(PS like Huawei there are similar concerns over ZTE's management's connections with the Chinese state security services)
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I see the disappearing post syndrome strikes again......I answered this last night to the effect it looks like a ZTE model with a bespoke keypad.
MM, I've checked the thread history, and there's no record of anything being deleted. Are you sure it couldn't be user error?
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