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See the pages of individual shops for details. Unavailable from p. To learn about supported communications methods and how to remove a SIM lock for a new mobile phone you are planning to use, please contact the carrier from which you purchased the phone in advance. If you are using sp-mode, set the access point name APN to "spmode. To use 5G Billing Plans, a 5G compatible model is required. If you wish to apply for a 5G Billing Plan at a shop with a 5G compatible model that you have personally prepared, you will need to bring the model with you.
However, when the other carrier's mobile phone is a mobile phone for which DOCOMO has verified that tethering is not supported, etc. At this point in time, the following mobile phones are applicable. Model for which the first 8 digits of the manufacturing number are "". If you are using a FOMA service and are subscribed to Pake-hodai, Pake-hodai full, or Biz-hodai, flat-rate communications will not be applicable just as described in 2 and thus you will be charged at a measured rate, so we recommend changing to Pake-hodai double, Pake-hodai simple, Pake-hodai FLAT, or Pake-hodai double 2.
We'll then send you an email to inform you that phone is unlocked - some manufacturers such as Samsung will require you to enter a code whilst others such as Apple will unlock immediately over-the-air using your Wifi or mobile data connection. Frequent call drops, or very high data charges, or too much bill on roaming are some common issues people with locked iPhones are facing.
They are bound to certain terms and conditions by the carrier and which disables them to switch to some other carrier. Such people seek online resources for getting their iPhone's unlocked. There are a plenty of websites claiming that they can unlock your iPhone on reduced prices. Such websites don't disclose that they are probably hacking into your iPhone or Apple database. This will not only might lead to blacklisting of your iPhone permanently but also makes you vulnerable to data theft.
We request you not to fall for such websites. This is by far the official method available till date as it is approved by Apple. After getting your device unlocked, you can change any network SIM card and use it flawlessly without any restrictions. Also, we guarantee you that the unlock provided by us are permanent unlock, and your iPhone will not revert to locked state again. We accept payments via PayPal as it allows our users to claim refunds if we fail to deliver the unlock for your iPhone and PayPal is secure and trusted.
The name is officially an abbreviation of the phrase, "do communications over the mobile network", and is also from a compound word DoCoMo, meaning "everywhere" in Japanese. If you are not aware of what you are doing. Please visit this link to learn more about your carrier. After the IMEI number is verified, you'll see all the details in a blue box.
Step Three: Here you'll be asked to enter the billing information and payment details of your PayPal account. Please make the payment to complete the process. Your contract allows you only 7 GB but also allows you to use that for tethering. The network that you are using isn't what matters. It's your contract. Or I guess you could say , your SIM card color.
Actually, I understand what you are saying. In the case of the people who want to use an iPhone for an Android from overseas, it won't be so much of an issue because they won't want to revert back to FOMA, since they can't use the non-Docomo-branded phone.
Thanks for checking into this! Unfortunately he can't join here, but he did pre-order Galaxy Nexus at docomo shop. I hope I will report the detail from him. My new Galaxy note will deliver in the next few days. Any one used Xi Sim card on it? Or do they require IMEI locking to one device at contract time?
Am i right in thinking all these will still require a minimum 2 year contract? That the only pay as you go option remains b-mobile? So the question is, where did you buy it and what are the LTE frequencies of the supported carriers in that region. If it isn't the same as Xi, then it won't work unless LTE radios are multiband, which I haven't heard of. You can put it in whatever you want.
They use the mopera dot net APN, which is open for anyone. None of those are Xi LTE. It makes a big difference, but the xperia will never be as good as a nexus one, even though they have the same chipset. My experience with that phone has made me weary of anything branded "xperia". I assume and hope SE's later phones got better, and it will be interesting to see if things get better or worse since Sony bought out Ericsson.
Check the title on the table. I didn't mention explicitly in the text, but these prices are all with 2-year contracts. Without a two year contract, it is too expensive IMHO. It would be better to bite the bullet and pay the FOMA tethering charge, which has been reduced by about yen to just under per month data only - no voice charges. Do you know how much it is without a 2 year contract or how much the fee is to cancel it during the contract?
The prices above seem attractive for my case, as my current SIM free allowing Softbank contract is like minimum per month now. Add another when I do a few calls to docomo or after 9 PM. I wouldn't mind paying less and get better network coverage already. Woah, big news with a big effect on my ongoing "Android Phone Usage with Docomo" saga Wondering if this will work: 1.
Ask to convert my FOMA plan which, notably, doesn't exist at the moment, start it up again first? If it doesn't work on any of the above fronts, bring it back and get my old FOMA card back? This is what I plan to do. Saturday, I took in my hta, which also has no data plan.
I said I wanted to convert to Xi and use it on this hta. The lady looked a bit confused but said she would check if it was possible. It is possible. She also noted that I didn't have a data plan at all. I showed her the n1 and said it was using bmobile.
She agreed that bmobile was a good value. She didn't ask about MIC cert. If you don't have the hta, just go in with nothing. They are going to have to press a new SIM anyway. Just say you don't have the phone but want to upgrade. Thanks for the reply I Appreciate your willingness to try it out and then feedback on how it goes! I know one thing for sure, I think it is a good idea to start mixing up with shops I go to Funny side note: my Atrix broke ear speaker went silent and has been with Motorola USA repair terrible place to deal with, reiteration of how amazing customer service here in Japan is More fodder for my wife to tell me: "I told you do.
I wonder if upgrading to the Xi sim means entering into another contract Hi, I just stumbled across this web page since I've been debating how to get my unlocked iPhone 4s onto Docomo's Xi service.
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