It means the phone you are using is locked to 1 specific network. The way to unlock it is by calling the network provider the cell came with. If this does not work, then many local markets will unlock the phone for you for a reasonable price.
Yes you can access them again on your new phone but only if you use the same sim card again and only if the messages have been saved to the simcard. I know this as it happened me recently with my new blackberry phone
yes you can, you dont have to buy a new simcard when you buy a new iPhone
A problem with your phone's messaging database.A problem with your phone's wireless.Your cell phone provider is overwhelmed by text messages (example: on New Years Eve at 12AM)You have a problem with your simcard.
If you have a satellite phone, you shouldn't need a new simcard. However if your phone does need a sim to work and isn't connected by satellite you will need a simcard. They don't cost much. Usually about $30AUD for a pre paid, so that's about $26 approx. US dollars. They come with credit so it should be ready to go once you put it in your phone
Just insert it into the microSD slot. The cell phone will do the rest.
I believe you can get them from (insert phone carrier) mall
Yep. You obviously need to get a new simcard here, but the actual phone should be good. (Think they are way cheaper in the UK, so holding onto it is probably a good idea.)
The easiest (and safest) way - is to download them to a computer (via a USB cable) - then upload them to the new phone. Either that - or copy them to your existing SIM card - insert it into the new phone - and copy them to the new phone's memory.
Assuming you're sticking with the same carrier and number - simply insert your SIM card into the new phone. All the details for your account are held on the network's central database - it has nothing to do with the actual handset.
yes
No the phone should not have a problem with reding the sim card as long as the sony ericsson is unlocked josh
To insert a new row into the customer table, you would typically use an SQL INSERT statement. For example, the command could look like this: INSERT INTO customer (name, email, phone) VALUES ('Your Name', 'your.email@example.com', '123-456-7890');. Ensure you replace the placeholder values with your actual data. After executing this command, a new row representing you will be added to the customer table.