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Unlock HTC & Motorola for $20 in November

Wednesday, 02 November 2011 11:34 Written by Chris 0 Comments
Unlock HTC & Moto for only $20 in November 2011!

Happy November folks! With Halloween behind us and Christmas just around the corner, we want to get started early where the whole “holiday spirit” thing is concerned. With that in mind we’ll be dropping prices on a different service each week with a series of giveaways during December to run consecutively. First up: HTC & Motorola.

From now through the end of November you can unlock any HTC or Motorola device, old or brand new, for only $20. HTC codes are delivered within 30 minutes and Motorola codes within 72 hours and both take seconds to enter, leaving you with an unlocked phone with minimal hassle – and a minimal hit on the virtual wallet!

Click here to purchase an HTC unlock code for $20!

Click here to purchase a Motorola unlock code for $20!

We’ve also improved our newsletter design and will be releasing one issue per month from this date forward with all issues, both current and outdated, available online at SIMLOCK.com/newsletter. We’re also offering improved unsubscribe options in order to be sure that you only receive the information you want!

Save an extra 10% on HTC codes this week!

Monday, 12 September 2011 16:05 Written by Chris 0 Comments
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If you have an HTC device to unlock, now’s the time! SIMLOCK is offering 10% off the regular $25 price of unlock codes for HTC mobiles, bringing the total to only $22.50. Every HTC code is delivered within one hour of purchase and all HTC devices are supported: new or old, any network in the world!

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Not enough for you? Remember that you can also use our ongoing beta sale to save an extra 15% – just use the promo code simlockbeta during purchase!

HTC Will Release Promised Unlocked Bootloaders

Monday, 11 July 2011 13:17 Written by Chris 0 Comments

HTC has announced via its Facebook page that unlocked bootloaders are on the way for many of its high-end smartphones, as promised back in May.

To be available as early as September, these upcoming unlocked bootloaders will allow owners of several HTC handsets, including the Sensation, to install custom operating systems and other apps, patches and custom additions. HTC has said that the process needed to create and launch these bootloaders is a complication one; this is apparently the reasoning behind the months-long wait.

The first device to see the release of an unlocked bootloader will be the Sensation smartphone; the rollout is expected to begin sometime in August, with a rollout for the EVO 3D coming shortly afterwards. The full planned line of bootloaders should be fully released by September with plans continuing to provide the same service for other handsets later in the future.

HTC Sensation Revealed

Tuesday, 12 April 2011 09:58 Written by Chris 0 Comments

With an official announcement expected today in London, Vodafone UK has leaked details of the upcoming HTC Sensation smartphone early via its web site.

The Vodafone documentation, before being removed, listed the Sensation as an Android-powered smartphone with a 4.3 inch qHD Super LCD display at 540×960 resolution. Dual cameras are available, including a nicely-featured eight megapixel on the back with autofocus and dual-LED flash available. Under the hood lies a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon to power it all, with 4GB of internal storage and an 8GB microSD card supplied as well.

Further details concerning the HTC Sensation, including finalized technical specifications and release dates, are expected today from London.

Facebook Denies Mobile Hardware Rumors

Thursday, 27 January 2011 11:00 Written by Chris 0 Comments

Dan Rose, Facebook’s head of business development, has officially shot down rampant rumors of a Facebook-branded mobile device on the way from manufacturer HTC.

The comments were made to the Reuters news service following a long period of whispers concerning HTC’s Sense user interface and its very tight integration with Facebook’s social services.

This is really just another example of a manufacturer who has taken our public APIs and integrated them into their device is an interesting way. The rumors around there being something more to this HTC device are overblown.

Dan Rose, Facebook

Rose reiterated that, not only is there no Facebook-branded HTC device on the way, Facebook has no mobile hardware ambitions at all at this point.

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