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Lista Compatibilità Cellulari || Phone Compatibility List lista compatibilità cellulari || phone compatibility list In questo file trovi l’elenco di tutte le marche e modelli testati, con le funzionalità permesse e le eventuali limitazioni riscontrate. Nota: le informazioni riportate sono indicative e si riferiscono esclusivamente alla versione firmware testata. Se un telefono non è compreso nella lista, significa che non è stato testato e la sua compatibilità non puo’ essere assicurata. Se la versione firmware del telefono presente in lista non corrisponde alla versione testata, la sua compatibilità non puo’ essere assicurata. FCA non è responsabile del mancato funzionamento del dispositivo utilizzato in alcuni casi potrebbero verificarsi problemi anche con i telefoni testati. This list shows the supported functionalities of different mobile phones. Disclaimer: the information provided is approximative and refers only to the firmware version tested. If a phone is not on this list, it means that it has not been tested and its compatibility can not be assured. If the firmware version of the phone it's not the same as the one reported in the list, the compatibility can not be assured. Marca Modello No Brand Model Software Registrazione Bluetooth Bluetooth registration Risposta chiamata ingoing calls Chiamata in uscita outgoing calls Richiamata recall Identificativo chiamante calling data (name number) Rifiuto chiamata refuse call Scaricamento rubrica download address book Trasferimento chiamata tranfer Livello di segnale signal treshold Stato carica batteria battery charge status Riproduzione audio Bluetooth - pause BT audio streaming - pause Riproduzione audio Bluetooth successivo/precedente Riproduzione audio Bluetooth brano, artista, album SMS Lettura messaggio SMS message reader SMS Notifica SMS data SMS invio messaggio predefinito SMS sending default SMS Identificativo mittente SMS sender data SMS scaricamento messaggi ricevuti mentre il telefono è collegato SMS download received messages during phone history record comfirmation 1 Acer Liquid S2 Android OS 4.2 2 AMOI N808 Android 2.3 3 Apple iPhone 3GS iOS 3.0 4 Apple iPhone 4 iOS 4.0 5 Apple iPhone 4S iOS 5.0 6 Apple iPhone 5 iOS 6.0 7 Apple iPhone 5C iOS 7 8 Apple iPhone 5S iOS 7 9 Apple iPhone 6 iOS 8.0 10 Apple iPhone 6 plus iOS 9 11 Apple iPhone 6S iOS 9 12 Apple iPhone 6S plus iOS 9 13 BlackBerry BlackBerry Z30 BlackBerry 10.2 14 BlackBerry Bold 9000 BlackBerry OS 4.6 15 BlackBerry Bold 9900 BlackBerry OS 7 16 BlackBerry Curve 9300 BlackBerry OS 5.0.0.x 17 BlackBerry Pearl 9100 BlackBerry OS 5 18 BlackBerry Storm 9530 Blackberry OS 5.0 19 BlackBerry Torch 9800 BlackBerry OS 6 20 BlackBerry Torch 9860 BlackBerry OS 7 21 Glofiish X800 WindowsMobile 6.0 Professional 22 Hitachi W62H 23 HTC D820t Android 4.2.2 24 HTC Diamond 2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Professional 25 HTC EVO 3D Android OS 2.3 26 HTC Hero Android OS 1.5 27 HTC M8SW Android OS 4.4 28 HTC Nexus One Android OS 2.1 29 HTC ONE Android OS 4.4 30 HTC Sensation XE Android OS 2.3 31 HTC Touch 2 Windows mobile 6.5 32 HTC Wildfire Android OS 2.3 33 HUAWEI Ascend Y511 Android OS 4.0 34 HUAWEI G6 Android OS 4.3 35 HUAWEI G620 Android OS 4.3 36 HUAWEI G7 Plus EMUI 3.1(基于Android OS 5.1) SCL-AL00C00B240 37 HUAWEI Honor 4A Android 5.1.1 38 HUAWEI Honor 4C Android OS 4.4 39 HUAWEI Honor 4X Android OS 4.4 KIW-AL10C00B180 40 HUAWEI Honor 5X Android 5.1.1 41 HUAWEI Honor 6 (H60) Android 4.4.2 EMUI 3.0 42 HUAWEI Honor 6 Plus Android OS 4.4 43 HUAWEI Honor X1 Android 4.2.2 44 HUAWEI Hornor 3C Emotion 2.3/Android 4.4 45 HUAWEI Hornor 3X (G750 - T01Android ) 4.2 46 HUAWEI Mate s EMUI 3.1(基于Android OS 5.1) 47 HUAWEI Mate7 EMUI 3.0(兼容 Android 4.4) NXT-TL00C01B165 48 HUAWEI Mate8 Android 6.0 49 HUAWEI P7 Android OS 4.4 50 HUAWEI P8 EMUI 3.1(基于Android OS 5.0) GRA-CL00C92B230 51 HUAWEI P8 Lite Android 5.0.1 52 HUAWEI T8600 OMS 2.5(可以兼容Android OS 2.2) 53 HUAWEI U8860 Android OS 2.3 54 HUAWEI Y210 Android OS 2.3 TIT-AL00C00B129 55 HUAWEI 畅享5 Android 5.1 56 HUAWEI Honor 7 Android OS 5.0 57 HUAWEI P6 Android OS 4.2 58 Lenovo A520 Android OS 2.3 59 Lenovo A628 Android OS 4.2 60 Lenovo A808t Android OS 4.4 61 Lenovo S850T Android OS 4.4 62 Lenovo S858T Android OS 4.4 63 Lenovo S960 Android OS 4.2 64 Lenovo Vibe X2 Android OS 4.4 65 LG G2 Android OS 4.2 66 LG GT540 Android OS 1.6 67 LG KS20 Windows mobile 6.0 68 LG Nexus 5 Android OS 4.4 Flyme OS 4.5M 69 Meizu Meilan Android 5.1 70 Meizu Meilan note 2 Flyme OS 5.1.1.OUY 71 Meizu Metal Yun OS 3.1.6 72 Meizu MX2 Flyme 2.0(基于Android 4.1) 73 Meizu MX3 Flyme 3.0 Flyme OS 4.1.1.3C 74 Meizu MX4 Yun OS 4.4.4 75 MI mi 1 双MIUI(基于Android OS 2.3) MIUI 7.5.12.4 76 MI Note Android 4.4.4 KTU84P 77 MI Xiaomi 1s Android OS 4.0 78 MI Xiaomi 2 Android OS v4.1 79 MI Xiaomi 3 Android OS 4.2 80 MI Xiaomi 4 Android OS 4.4 MIUI 7.0.11.0 (LXKCNCI) 81 MI Xiaomi 4C Android 5.1.1 LMY47V MIUI 7.2.9.0 (MAACNDB) 82 MI Xiaomi 5 Android 6.0 (MRA58K) MIUI 7.0.11.0 (KHJCNCI) 83 MI Red rice 2A Android 4.4.4 (KTU84P) MIUI 7.1.3.0 (LHNCNCK) 84 MI Red rice Note3 Android 5.0.2 (LRX22G) 85 Motorola Atrix Android 2.3 86 Motorola KRZR K3 停产,无信息查询 87 Motorola Milestone Android OS 2.1 88 Motorola Moto G Android OS 4.3 89 Motorola RAZR2 V9 无信息查询 LXB22.99_24.2 90 Motorola XT1077 Android 5.0.2 91 Motorola XT535 Android OS 2.3 92 Motorola XT720 Android OS 2.0 93 Nokia 6300 Series 40 94 Nokia 3120 classic Symbian S40 95 Nokia 6260s Series 40 96 Nokia 6700 classic Symbian S40 97 Nokia C5-00 Symbian S60 v3 98 Nokia C6-01 Symbian^3 Belle 99 Nokia E71 Symbian S60 v3 100 Nokia Lumia 1520 Windows Phone 8.1 101 Nokia Lumia 520 Windows Phone 8.1 102 Nokia Lumia 900 Widows Phone 7.8 103 Nokia Lumia 920 Windows Phone 8 104 Nokia N97 Symbian S60 V5 105 Nokia Nokia 5233 Symbian S60 V5 106 Nokia Nokia 5300 S40 107 Nokia Nokia X Android 4.1 11_A.07_151217 108 OPPO A33 Android 5.1.1 A53M_11_A.03_160128 109 OPPO A53 Android 5.1.1 110 OPPO Find 7a (X9007) Android OS 4.3 111 OPPO Fine 7mini(R6007) android OS 4.3 112 OPPO N1 mini (N5117) Android 4.3 113 OPPO Oppo N1T android 4.2 114 OPPO R1S(R8007) android OS 4.3 115 OPPO R3 (R7007) android OS 4.3 116 OPPO R7sm Android OS 5.1 R7_11_150905 117 OPPO R7t Android 4.4.4 118 Palm Treo Pro Windows Mobile 6.1 119 Panasonic 921P LMY47X.A7100ZCU1AOL5 120 Samsung Galaxy A7 Android 5.1.1 121 Samsung Galaxy A8 Android OS 5.1 LMY47V.A9000ZCU1APB3 122 Samsung Galaxy A9 Android 5.1.1 123 SamSung Galaxy Alpha Android OS 4.4 124 SamSung Galaxy Nexus Android OS 4.0 125 SamSung Galaxy Note 3 Android OS 4.3 126 SamSung Galaxy Note 3 ( 4G ) Android OS 4.3 127 SamSung Galaxy Note 4 Android OS 4.4 128 SamSung Galaxy S Android OS 2.2 129 SamSung Galaxy S2 ( I9100 ) Android OS 2.3 130 SamSung Galaxy S2 LTE Android OS 2.3 131 SamSung Galaxy S3 Android OS 4.0 132 Samsung Galaxy S4 Android OS 4.2 133 Samsung Galaxy S5 Android OS 4.4 134 Samsung Galaxy S6 Android OS 5.0 135 Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Android OS 5.0 136 SamSung I8250 Android OS 2.3 137 SamSung I9103 Android OS 2.3 138 SamSung Nexus S Android OS 2.3 139 SamSung Note 5 Android OS 5.1 140 SamSung s5830 Android OS 2.2 141 Samsung Note 8 Android OS 7.1.1 142 SamSung SGH-i450 Symbian OS V9.3 143 SamSung SGH-i780 Windows Mobile 6.0 144 Sharp 923SH 145 SONY C905 146 SONY WM-Z1050 .
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