How Orangified is the 6600 on Orange?

Thread view:

Enable EMail Alerts

Start New Thread

Thread rating:

Dan - 30 Oct 2003 15:36 GMT

Will the nail varnish trick remove the badge without reducing it to a
chemical lump?

I know you can download one off the Nokia website though, but is it easy
to get hold of a proper Nokia manual.

Have they faffed about with the firmware and will it be possible to
unfaff it if so?

All anally retentive questions I'm sure you'll agree... :)

Reply to this Message

Paulo De Souza - 30 Oct 2003 16:02 GMT

> Will the nail varnish trick remove the badge without reducing it to a
> chemical lump?
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> All anally retentive questions I'm sure you'll agree... :)

I agree...

Anyways no idea but the nail varnish trick doesnt work with my t68i and i
think the 6600 looks abit like it will have the same texture surface as the
t68i... So prob the same kind of logo....
Paulo

Reply to this Message

Webmaster - 30 Oct 2003 23:56 GMT

Dan reckoned that:

> All anally retentive questions I'm sure you'll agree... :)

All un-answerable since the handset hasn't been released by orange yet!

Signature

www.unlockingshop.co.uk
Motorola remote unlocking - £10 (includes A920 on '3')
Now unlocking Siemens x5x (SL55, S55, A55 etc) - £10
Change 'spam' to 'jon' to email

Reply to this Message

Dan - 31 Oct 2003 11:44 GMT

> All un-answerable since the handset hasn't been released by orange yet!

I thought it was out next week to coincide with the video messaging
launch next week and some people were in the know!

Oh and anyone working at Sendo on the Sendo X is also welcome to post
any info here too. :)

Reply to this Message

Dave Higton - 31 Oct 2003 21:06 GMT

> Will the nail varnish trick remove the badge without reducing it to a
> chemical lump?

Many years ago, I read that the best way to remove paint from plastic
models (trains) was universal brake fluid. I tried one, and was duly
amazed to find that it really worked; all the paint was neatly removed
and the plastic appeared to be unaffected.

Before you try it, I'll repeat that this was many years ago, and point
out that the plastics used are probably different; so don't try it on
anything that you can't afford to lose. I accept no responsibility.

Dave

Reply to this Message