How To Unlock Any Blackberry 9360
The Blackberry Curve 9360 was introduced in August 2011
. It improves on the 9300 model by delivering a lighter, slimmer design, 5 Mp camera, and a higher resolution 480 x 360 display. It also contains all the major features you would hope to find on a Blackberry such as 3G, GPS, NFC, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Blackberry Messenger, and a tactile physical keyboard. The phone can operate on 2G networks (GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900) and 3G networks (HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100).
A number of major features on this cellphone consist of a 800MHz cpu, 512 MB of built-in storage space (as well as an external microSD card slot that could support up to 32 Gigabytes of extra storage), and 512 Megabytes of RAM. Its measurements are 109 x 60 x 11 millimeters, weighs 99 grams, comes with a 2.44 inch (~246 ppi pixel density) 480 x 360 pixels TFT display, 5 Megapixel LED flash camera, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth v2.1, microUSB v2.0, Gps, and runs on the BlackBerry 7.0 Os.
In the event that you purchased this cellphone and decided to swap carrier, or perhaps you're traveling and would like to use the phone with a different simcard, you'll need to unlock the phone. If you don't unlock it, a warning message will be displayed on the cellphone as soon as you insert a new simcard.
Listed below are the instructions you must follow to unlock your Blackberry Curve 9360:
1. Insert a non accepted simcard (a simcard that's not from the original carrier). Power on mobile phone.
2) After the mobile phone boots up, it will show the message "Your current sim card requires an unlock code. Would you like to unlock it?". Click on "Yes".
3) Enter the unlock code. If you dont have an unlock code, have a peek at the footer of this write-up for details on where you can get one.
4) The phone should say "Code accepted". Your Blackberry has been unlocked.
Here are alternate unlocking instructions if the procedure above gives you difficulties.
1. Insert a non-accepted simcard into your phone (a simcard that is not from the original service provider). Power on the phone.
2) Go to Options > Device > Advanced System Settings > Simcard
3) Type in the letters MEPD
4) A Personalization screen will show up, which will display "Sim", "Network", "Network Subset", "Service Provider", "Corporate". On that same screen, hold the ALT key and push the buttons MEP2 (as you type, you will not see anything at all on the screen, but simply proceed to type it anyway).
5) The phone will say "Enter Network MEP Code"
6) Enter in the unlock code.
7) The phone should say "Code accepted". Your Blackberry is now unlocked.
The moment the unlock code has been typed in and accepted, the phone is unlocked permanently. You may then insert a sim card from just about any provider and your cellphone should immediately pick up the network. In some instances you might need to adjust several configurations on your phone (email and other web affiliated services) by way of pointing them to your new carrier.
by: Alexander Nolan
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