1.both your questions are explained several times on this BLog :
2.Korean cell phones prior to the influx of iPhone in 2009, are NOT phone-locked
BUT carrier-locked by telecommunication companies
and a few inconvenient ways around this, are again hinted on this BLog .
3.Korean cell phones – aside from SmartPhones – can only play music purchased at the manufacturer’s website (Yes, it was all monopoly until SmartPhones changed the scene)
4.again same as above 4, cannot log onto the internet on its own, but instead only to the closed Portal operated by the manufacturer .
in nepal i will take this mobile,mobile was onlock but any music in no play and no internet connect, how internet and music and video is opponed?
1.both your questions are explained several times on this BLog :
2.Korean cell phones prior to the influx of iPhone in 2009, are NOT phone-locked
BUT carrier-locked by telecommunication companies
and a few inconvenient ways around this, are again hinted on this BLog .
3.Korean cell phones – aside from SmartPhones – can only play music purchased at the manufacturer’s website (Yes, it was all monopoly until SmartPhones changed the scene)
4.again same as above 4, cannot log onto the internet on its own, but instead only to the closed Portal operated by the manufacturer .