Tip from InfoMobile
While HTC Kaiser TyTn II owners are enjoying the ability to surf any
GSM network in the world, AT&T customers with a brand-new AT&T Tilt
8925 are stuck with the AT&T-flavored GSM network. Nevermind that HTC
has been sued over the lack of a graphics hardware driver, a problem
which also afflicts the HTC Kaiser TyTn II. HTC sells their mobile
phones unlocked out of the box, but AT&T locked the GSM radio in their
version of the HTC Kaiser - until now.
XDA-Developer forums user, jockyw2001, has posted instructions on how
to fully unlock (SIM unlock) your AT&T Tilt 8925 to work on any GSM
network in your country. And, if you need to travel abroad and your
AT&T Tilt doesn't like to play nice on foreign networks, jockyw2001
has posted instructions to make that happen as well (SuperCID).
Head on over to XDA-Developer forums to get your hands on the AT&T
Tilt unlock and SuperCID solutions.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=361039
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=361236
Todd Allcock - 22 Jan 2008 22:27 GMT
> Tip from InfoMobile
>
> While HTC Kaiser TyTn II owners are enjoying the ability to surf any
> GSM network in the world, AT&T customers with a brand-new AT&T Tilt
> 8925 are stuck with the AT&T-flavored GSM network...
> <snip>
Actually, AT&T has always been willing to unlock their phones for AT&T
customers in good standing. This information is useful, however, for those
non-AT&T customers who want to buy the Kaiser from AT&T cash-n-carry since
even at full price, the Tilt is a couple hundred bucks cheaper than the
unlocked HTC version, and easier to have serviced if you live in the states.