I think the next possible unlock could be in the DEFY 82



The Nexus One was the first telephone designed by Google to show off the Android owner interface without any epidermis, similar as HTC's Feeling or Motorola's Touchwiz. It was made for developers, plus anyone through a developer accounts can order it unlocked directly from Google. Inside this context, "unlocked" means never tied to any one one carrier. On the other hands, Nexus One's bootloader, a element of the firmware which allows users also developers to put in diverse versions of Android, comes locked by means of default. Unlocking the bootloader voids your warranty, seeing that Google cannot be responsible with problems related to custom operating systems that it did not produce.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

1 Download and install the Android SDK (see Means) to your computer.

2 Power off your phone, and store down the power button plus trackball at the same duration to set your Nexus 1 into bootloader mode.

3 Connect your phone to your computer via the involved USB cable.

4 Download "Fastboot.zip" and extract it to a folder (see Resources).

5 Navigate to the folder within which Fastboot was extracted, using the command accordant or terminal for Windows or Mac's OS X.

6 In Windows, kind "fastboot-windows oem unlock". Inside Mac OS X, type "./fastboot-mac oem unlock".

References

Google: Nexus One Owner's Guide

Resources

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