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List of Mobile Phones for Functions That Can Be Activated - Version 5.4 List of mobile phones for functions that can be activated - version 5.4 Scaricamento contatti da rubrica Phone Amoi SkypePhone (TRE) - - - - Apple iPhone 2G - - - - - iPhone 3G - - - - Asus Audiovox Vedi Qtek... Cingular Cingular 8125 - - - ** Cingular SYNC - - - ** HP HP iPAQ 514 Voice - - - - - Messenger HP iPaq Pocket PC - - -* - - - - - - 63xx serie HP iPaq Pocket PC -* - - -* - - 6515 HTC (Vedi anche Qtek....) HTC Advantage X7500 - - ** HTC Excalibur - - - ** HTC S710 - - ** HTC S730 - - ** HTC Shadow - - ** HTC Tornado (2.0) ** HTC Touch (Alltel) - - - ** HTC Touch (Sprint) - - - - ** HTC Touch Cruise P3650 - - ** HTC Typhoon C500 ** HTC TyTN II - - - HTC Wizard ** Qteck/HTC P3300 - - - - - - - Qteck/HTC Touch Diamond - - - i-Mate Vedi Qtek LG LG CU500 - - ** LG KE850 - - - - - - - - LG KE850 Prada - - - ** LG KG800 (Chocolate) - - - - - - - - ** LG KS20 - - ** LG KU990 - - - ** LG KU800 - - - - - - - - - ** LG Shine (CU720) N N N ** LG Trax (CU575) N N N N N N ** LG U8550 - - - - -* LG U880 - - - - - - - - LG U900 - - - - - - - - Motorola Motorola A830/ - - - - A835 Motorola A1000 - - - - -* - Motorola A1200 Ming N ** Motorola E1000 - Motorola E398 - - - Motorola i615 N ** Motorola i880 N ** Motorola KRZR K1 - Motorola MPX220 - - - - - - Motorola RAZR2V9/ KRZR K3/ RAZR V3xx/ RAZR - MaxxV6 Motorola RAZR V3i/V3r ** Motorola RAZR V3t ** Motorola RAZR V6 Maxx ** Motorola RIZR Z3 - Motorola ROKR E6 N N ** Motorola Sidekick Slide N N N N ** Motorola SLVR L6 - Motorola SLVR L7 - Motorola U9 N N ** Motorola RAZR V3 - - Motorola V8 - - Motorola V500 / - - V501/ V525 / V600 Motorola V535 / - - - V545/ E550 / V550 Motorola V635 - - Motorola W490 ** Nokia Nokia 3110 - - - Nokia 3230 - - -* - Nokia 3555 N N ** Nokia 3650 / 3660 (3600, 3620, N-Gage, N- - - - -* - Gage QD) Nokia 5200 - - - Nokia 5300 Xpress Music N N N ** Nokia 5310 - -* - - Nokia 5310 Express N N ** Nokia 6021 N ** Nokia 6085 N N ** Nokia 6085 N ** Nokia 6103 N ** Nokia 6110 - - Nokia 6111 - - - Nokia 6120 Classic - - ** Nokia 6125 ** Nokia 6126 N ** Nokia 6131 ** Nokia 6131 - - - Nokia 6133 ** Nokia 6133b ** Nokia 6151 - - - Nokia 6230 / 6230i - - - Nokia 6233 - - - Nokia 6234 - - Nokia 6263 N N ** Nokia 6267 N ** Nokia 6270 N ** Nokia 6280 N N ** Nokia 6280 - - - Nokia 6300 - - - Nokia 6310 / 6310i - - - - Nokia 6500 - - - Nokia 6500 Classic N ** Nokia 6500 Slide N ** Nokia 6555 N ** Nokia 6600 - - - -* - Nokia 6600 Fold - - -* - Nokia 6620 - -* - Nokia 6630 - - - (6670, 6260) Nokia 6680 / 6681 - -* - Nokia 6682 N ** Nokia 6810 / 6820 - - - -* / 6822 Nokia 6820 N ** Nokia 6822 N ** Nokia 7210 Supernova - - -* - Nokia 7373 N ** Nokia 7500 Prism N ** Nokia 7600 (7280) - - - -* - Nokia 7610 - - -* - Nokia 7900 Prism N ** Nokia 8600 Luna N ** Nokia 8800 - - - -* Nokia 8801 N ** Nokia 8910 / 8910i - Nokia 9500 - - -* - Nokia E50 - - -* - Nokia E51 - - Nokia E61 - - - Nokia E65 - - - Nokia E90 N ** Nokia N70 - -* -* - Nokia N71 - - -* - Nokia N73 - - -* - Nokia N75 N N N ** Nokia N76 - - Nokia N78 N ** Nokia N80 - - -* - Nokia N81 - - Nokia N82 N ** Nokia N91 - - -* - Nokia N95 - - Nokia N-Gage - - - -* - Palm Centro - - - Panasonic Panthec Pantech C3B N N N ** Pantech Duo N N ** Qtek (vedi anche HTC...) Qtek 8010 (Orange SPV C500, - - - - - iMate SP3, Audiovox SMT 5600) Qtek 8300/8310 (Orange SPV C600, - - - - - i-Mate SP5/SP5m, HTC Tornado) Qtek 8500 (i-Mate Smartflip) - - - - - Qtek S200 (Orange SPV M600, i-Mate JAMin, HTC -* -* - - -* Prophet) RIM (Blackberry) Blackberry 7105t N N N ** BlackBerry 8220 - - - - BlackBerry 8300 - - - - BlackBerry 8310 - - - - BlackBerry 8700 - - - - BlackBerry 8800 - - - - Blackberry 8830 World N N N ** Edition BlackBerry 9000 - - - - Blackberry Pearl 8100 N ** Sagem Samsung Samsung Ace N N N N N N ** Samsung Blackjack N N N N ** Samsung SGH-A747 (SLM) N ** Samsung SGH-D600 - - - - - Samsung SGH-D807 N N ** Samsung SGH-D820 - - - - - Samsung SGH-D830 - -* - Samsung SGH-D840 - -* -* -* - Samsung SGH-D880 - - - Samsung SGH-D900 - - - - Samsung SGH-E250V - -* - Samsung SGH-E570 - - - - - Samsung SGH-E770/SGH- - - - - E780 Samsung SGH-F490 N N N ** Samsung SGH-i300 - - - - - - Samsung SGH-i550 - - - Samsung SGH-i600 N N N N ** Samsung SGH-i640 - - - - Samsung SGH-i750 (versione FIAT) Samsung SGH-i760 N N N N N ** Samsung SGH-i780 - - - Samsung SGH-i900 - - - Samsung SGH-J600 N N N ** Samsung SGH-T539 (Beat) N N N N ** Samsung SGH-T619 N N N ** Samsung SGH-T629 N N N ** Samsung SGH-T639 N N ** Samsung SGH-T729 (Blast) N N N N N N ** Samsung SGH-T819 N N N N ** Samsung SGH-U600 - - - Samsung SGH-U700 - - - - - - Samsung SGH-X820 - - - - Samsung SGH-Z230 - - - - - - - - Samsung SGH-Z240 - - - - - - - Samsung SGH-Z500 - - - -* - - - - -* - Samsung SGH-Z510 N N N ** Samsung SGH-Z510 - - - - Samsung SGH-Z630 - - - - - - Sharp Siemens Platform Siemens SL75 - - Sony Ericsson SonyEricsson C510 / G705 - - (C905/ W705 / W715) SonyEricsson C702 - - SonyEricsson D750i N > ** SonyEricsson G900 - - SonyEricsson K530i - - SonyEricsson K550i - - SonyEricsson K630i N N ** SonyEricsson K660i - - SonyEricsson K700 / K750i (W800i / W700i / W600i / - - W300i) SonyEricsson K800i N ** SonyEricsson K810i - - SonyEricsson K850i N ** SonyEricsson M600i - - SonyEricsson P1i - - SonyEricsson P910i - - - - SonyEricsson P990i N ** SonyEricsson S710a ** SonyEricsson T606 / T608 / T610 / T616 / T618 / T628 / - - T630 / T637 SonyEricsson T610 N ** SonyEricsson T650i/ K770i - SonyEricsson T68 / T68i - - SonyEricsson V300i - SonyEricsson V800 - - SonyEricsson W380i N ** SonyEricsson W580i,/ S500i - SonyEricsson W610i - SonyEricsson W660i - SonyEricsson W810i N N > ** SonyEricsson W830 / W850i (K800i / K610i / W710i / - Z710i / Z310i) SonyEricsson W850i - SonyEricsson W880i - SonyEricsson W890i - - SonyEricsson W910i / W950i - SonyEricsson W960i - - SonyEricsson X1i - - SonyEricsson Z1010 - - SonyEricsson Z310a N ** SonyEricsson Z550i - SonyEricsson Z600 / Z608 - - (S700) SonyEricsson Z750 N ** SonyEricsson Z770i N ** SPV vedi Qtek... Telit Gu1100 - - - - - - - T-Mobile T-Mobile Dash (1.0) N N N N ** T-Mobile Dash (1.5) N N ** T-Mobile MDA N N N ** T-Mobile SDA N N N N ** T-Mobile Sidekick 3 N N N N ** T-Mobile Wing N N ** Toshiba Toshiba Portege G710 N N ** Toshiba Portege G900 N N N N ** * Please refer to the related page on the Fiat site ** * Detail not available The telephones listed in brackets, although not tested, are assumed to behave in the same way since they use the same software .
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