Change operator logo free Nokia 3330

black-saturn

espresso wrote:

Just key it in!

Have you never done *#06# to display the handsets IMEI number!

Sorry, thick question again. Does he have to key it in and send it?

espresso

redux wrote:

slightly surprised he was so helpful when I explained it was mainly for using foreign networks.

When roaming abroad, it can be very reassuring to see the actual operators logo, so that you can make a manual selection because some networks that they have agreements to roam with, charge by the second and other charge by the minute in some countries!

:eek:

redux

espresso wrote:

When roaming abroad, it can be very reassuring to see the actual operators logo, so that you can make a manual selection because some networks that they have agreements to roam with, charge by the second and other charge by the minute in some countries!

:eek:

Indeed - I used to ask Orange or O2 in advance about this. Nowadays, I'm more likely to have another SIM, and it was trying one in recently that prompted me to nearly get round to asking. But I probably still needed another trigger to brave the potential wrath of Pooh and Tigger fans.

espresso

black-saturn wrote:

Sorry, thick question again. Does he have to key it in and send it?

Key it in.

If you enter *#06# using the key pad it will display the handsets unique IMEI number.

If you enter *#67705646# using the key pad it should remove the operator logo on that model.

There are many more of these hidden coded, for various other functions like displaying when the phone was made and it's software version etc.

:cool:

black-saturn

Thanks. Told him what to do when he rang me last night and finally we have got rid of Danii Minogue :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :beer: :T :T :T :T :T :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Fossil_2

espresso wrote:

There are many more of these hidden coded, for various other functions like displaying when the phone was made and it's software version etc.

:cool:

*#0000#

*#92702689#

a few years back, used to press the 'warranty' code on friends phones to see when it was made, etc..