Odblokujte si MDA i Dataphone svépomocí!

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I must say I was rather surprised when I looked at the webstats just now. Over the course of yesterday, it looked like 1000 people from Czechosolavkia have visited xda-developers.com. We normally get around 1000 visitors a day now, so that made 2000 for yesterday. (No worries: we're well-hosted).

As it turns out, they inline the Manipulator screenshot image on their pages, so not all of these people really dropped by. If possible, I would like one of our czech readers to give us an idea of what is said on:

http://www.mobilmania.cz/Mobilnitele...04106&CAI=2111

No word-for-word translation, but more the gist of what's being said in article and reactions.

In a loose translation, the head said something like
"Unlock the XDA for yourself"
and it linked to your site saying there is a possibility of unlocking the XDA/MDA yourself
Hope the method is not too dangerous, there are many freaks in Prague now, making their own serial cable (all have been sold out yesterday) and unlocking those machines.
Hope it was helpful
Zviratko

Thank you for the translation.

Originally Posted by Zviratko

Hope the method is not too dangerous, there are many freaks in Prague now, making their own serial cable (all have been sold out yesterday) and unlocking those machines.

Nah, the unlocking is completely without risk, and we trust the counter reset and the IMEI change as well. We've only had one report of a phone losing it's IMEI (and reverting to the backup IMEI of zeroes for the six last positions).

ok then sad i didn't get one as well
btw. we are NOT Czechoslovakia, not for over 11 years now .cz is Czech republic and .sk is Slovakia

Originally Posted by Anonymous

btw. we are NOT Czechoslovakia, not for over 11 years now .cz is Czech republic and .sk is Slovakia

Whoops. Excuse me. Somehow I always step on people's toes with this stuff. So Czech is a kind of Russian, isn't it? 8)




(I'll lock this topic. I was kidding. Really I was. No need to discuss your national issues and traumas here.)