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Recently, I changed my cell phone. I got rid of my BlackBerry Bold 2 (9700) and upgraded to the Bold 4 (9780). I can't say I'm impressed with RIM as they were very minimal changes. Besides the new operating system (OS6) which I was already running on the 9700, it's got a 5MP camera compared to the 3.2 on the Bold 2 and more application/processing memory. It really feels like I haven't changed phones using it as all my 9700 accessories still work and it feels the same in my hands, lol. Unless you want to run an official version of OS6, you might as well just use one of the many leaks on your 9700 and await something better from RIM.

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That's so unfortunate. However, I think it was wrong of you to jump the gun and send money his way. There's pretty much nothing you can do now except realizing your mistake & being smart next time.

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If they was a better candidate than Ribadu, I'll evaluate my options but as it is there's no one on that list as worthy as Nuhu Ribadu. That man has given us his best under the worst. [B]Ribadu[/b] FTW!!

Sam, we'd do business soon. I've got a locked Storm 9530 (to Verizon).

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Good Idea, Muyisco. UbuntuNigeria was co-managed by myself, Bigbrovar and Adewale but as real life got busy, we failed to keep it updated. I wouldn't mind rekindling the project, though.

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Sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure of that, just heard of some kats that got theirs around 70. But really, what's the difference? Mine's unbranded but got it for 80 about 3 months ago.

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Personally, I don't think it'd be worth it. Whatever it is you want to do, they'd always be a solution online provided you have practiced your google-fu well

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nosa2:
Why did you close it

I wasn't getting customers, or I was actually getting but it wasn't enough to keep it running. I have a big generator that requires N3,000 to return it for 12 hours daily (9AM - 9PM), and the shop was generating about N1,000 daily. I still have plans for business, but it'd be something else. Gaming ain't it.

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[quote author=N95-2 8GB link=topic=246214.msg6313513#msg6313513 date=1277978871]Please can you explain why?[/quote]Nothing more to it, the exploits are closed on those models once you pass the hackable FW versions.

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Under "Manage Connections", is "Mobile Network" checked?

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Simmer, remember n3rve from SMF?

Visit sites like dotsis, download .sis(x) files, transfer them to your phone, navigate to them using the file manager and execute the installer.

What is zain A66?

I'm not sure but Nimbuzz should be compatible with the N97 and that has #FB chat.

Hmmm, You can get the Bold 2 for 71k here in Abuja.

Personally, MTN works great for me,

No wonder the network crawls for faithful users like us

It depends on the kind of user you are. What do you want to use the phone for? Music, Browsing, Business, which features will you make use of more? Different models are geared towards different users; A music lover could use the Nokia 5800 or the iPhone, a linux nerd might like the N900 and so on. Also include your budget.

What's the point when you pay to connect to the network, and they'd be charges for all data transmitted?

Thanks for sharing, Chuks.

I'm not sure as I hardly use Zain, but it should depend on your package. Let's hope someone that knows about it responds.

They are other complicated solutions to this issue you may want to check out. This is a simple one I'm assuming should work, I cannot test since I have an active BIS subscription. Now it depends on your carrier's gateway and the transport protocol it uses, however connecting via an APN might work.

How are you getting access to ship vodaphone branded BlackBerry devices into the country?

Poor connection today

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All you football fanatics

Well, I do a lot of fun things with my BlackBerry

Lorenzo, that can't be the error it is giving you, paste the whole thing here.