Hi all!
I'm currently working on an international launch for an iPhone / Android application and I really hope you guys could help me out!
I'm looking for international blogs about android or iPhone apps, (think phandroid, androidandme, iphoneclub, etc) which we can approach for some exposure.
Most of the blogs i found so far are in English , but i'm also looking for blogs in other languages (like in dutch: www.androidworld.nl)
I'm looking for blogs in country's like :
Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Turkey, France, Brazil, Russia, China, Japan, S-Korea, USA, Argentina, Mexico, but other country's are ok as well.
i Hope you guys could help me by sharing your favorite blogs in your country!
Kees
Holland
Hello, I am a Sensation owner that will be traveling to Europe from the USA and spending 10 days cruising the Baltic Sea. Can anyone recommend a good prepaid sim that will work in multiple Countries? I will be in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Estonia, Poland, Russia and at sea. First stop will be flight into Denmark. Phone is Tmobile 4g
Thanks for any help.
Sony is expanding support for the PlayStation Store for PlayStation Mobile in nine new countries from 18 December 2013. These include Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and New Zealand. The PSM Developer Program will also be supported in these countries from 5 December 2013.
This is in addition to the countries which already have support including Japan, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Australia. This brings total country support to 18 regions. PlayStation Mobile is available on a number of PlayStation Certified devices, including our Xperia L.
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Playstation Store in the Netherlands?
YAY
I was completely engrossed in trying to figure out the differences with the variants that are out on the market. I think I've finally figured it out (with the help of Phonedb.net).
http://phonedb.net/index.php
L04C - Canada
L09C - Global Single SIM
L29C - Global Dual SIM
AL00 - China Telecom / China Unicom
AL01 - China Mobile
TL01 - Hong Kong
L01J - Japan
The biggest differences I've found is that the AL00 & AL01 versions have full support for the LTE bands on both SIMs, the L29C seems to be the most flexible as it covers the most LTE bands for the most countries, and the TL01 version focuses mostly on Hong Kong and southeast Asia. AL00, AL01, and TL01 also appear to be compatible with CDMA bands that the other variants are not compatible with.
Huawei's customer service, albeit very friendly and willing to help, did not provide accurate information about the variants. They didn't have any of the FCC reports/certifications available so the consumer could see what each device was certified for. I personally needed a phone that would work with mobile providers in South America, China, and the US. Luckily the L29C variant covers a majority of providers in all three areas of the world. Hopefully this is helpful to someone!
Just so there is no confusion, here is a re-listing of the Huawei regional firmware codes that are independent of the variants/sub-models of the the P20 Pro:
C00 China
C02 Europe Vodafone
C07 ATT USA
C08 Ireland Vodafone
C10 Russia
C17 China
C21 Telefonica & O2
C22 China
C25 Argentina
C27 Argentina
C32 Venezuela
C40 Europe
C55 Italia
C63 Venezuela & Canada
C85 USA
C86 Spain
C96 Belarus & Canada
C100 Europe
C109 France
C110 Argentina
C112 Latin America
C113 Canada
C119 Canada
C121 Turkey
C123 Switzerland
C128 Hungary
C149 Belarus
C150 Telekom
C151 India
C156 Indonesia
C170 Russia
C173 Africa & Europe
C178 Botswana
C183 New Zealand & Australia
C185 Middle East & Africa
C199 Middle East & Africa
C203 Belarus
C209 Asia Pacific
C223 Malaysia
C232 Europe & International
C249 Serbia
C271 Malaysia
C272 Australia
C301 Indonesia
C324 Taiwan
C332 Argentina
C328 Angola
C358 Tunisia
C428 Algeria & Indonesia
C429 Europe
C432 Europe
C433 Middle East
C440 France
C464 Argentina & Turkey & Middle East
C469 Argentina
C470 South Pacific
C521 Argentina
C530 Argentina
C541 Myanmar
C555 Italy
C557 Canada
C561 Argentina
C567 USA & Australia
C576 Israel
C578 Canada
C582 Canada
C605 Colombia
C607 Belarus
C635 Japan
C636 Asia Pacific & International
C637 Spain
C638 Botswana
C654 Canada
C675 India
C699 Indonesia
C781 Italy
C782 United Kingdom
C900 International
Reserved.
C782 - UK
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CLT-L09 (C782) here in UK. Sim-free
The p20 pro retailing in Australia us the dual sim L29 C636 Asia Pacific
Hi, My friend buyed a P20 Pro like me with the Italian operator Wind, but mine is international version C432 , while his is C781. This version is not mentioned even in the first post.
Do you know wich type is version C781 ?
C781 is Italy H3G
SpH1nX said:
C781 is Italy H3G
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Hi, so C781 is branded.
do you know if C781 is based on Version UK (C782) or International (C432)?
P20 Pro & Tapatalk
doromax said:
Hi, so C781 is branded.
do you know if C781 is based on Version UK (C782) or International (C432)?
P20 Pro & Tapatalk
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I don't know for sure but I'd assume C432
No hint of C652 and what is its standing in updates?
Hello, I have 605 on it . having like with the P10 serious issues with voice quality , no US SIM card supports WIFI Calling (germans does)
And other weired things with ATT SIM (tethering) . Anyone aware if another Version would be better ?
Thanks
Hi, I live in Vietnam, I using Galaxy Watch 4 US (SM-R875U XAA), but can not add eSim. I need help convert my watch to SM-R875F UK (BTU) and SS Pay, eSim, blood pressure, ECG works normally. Thanks
How to activate the ECG on the watch. The main condition, your watch should be for any region in which there is support for ECG and Blood Pressure.
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Iceland, Germany, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Belgium, Lithuania, Netherlands, Greece, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, and the United Kingdom.
Chile, UAE and Indonesia are also on the list, and it's also confirmed for India, Japan and China
The list of countries may have already been added ...
1. Resets the clock to factory settings
2. When you turn on for the first time, select the region (in my case, Chile)
3. That's it, the Samsung Health Monitor application appears on the watch, when you turn it on for the first time, the application prompts you to install an application for the phone.
4. Configuring and calibrating the application.
Good luck.
Barmenchik said:
How to activate the ECG on the watch. The main condition, your watch should be for any region in which there is support for ECG and Blood Pressure.
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Iceland, Germany, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Belgium, Lithuania, Netherlands, Greece, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, and the United Kingdom.
Chile, UAE and Indonesia are also on the list, and it's also confirmed for India, Japan and China
The list of countries may have already been added ...
1. Resets the clock to factory settings
2. When you turn on for the first time, select the region (in my case, Chile)
3. That's it, the Samsung Health Monitor application appears on the watch, when you turn it on for the first time, the application prompts you to install an application for the phone.
4. Configuring and calibrating the application.
Good luck.
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Can you make a video tutorial? Some users will need that. Thanks
Barmenchik said:
How to activate the ECG on the watch. The main condition, your watch should be for any region in which there is support for ECG and Blood Pressure.
#
Iceland, Germany, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Belgium, Lithuania, Netherlands, Greece, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, and the United Kingdom.
Chile, UAE and Indonesia are also on the list, and it's also confirmed for India, Japan and China
The list of countries may have already been added ...
1. Resets the clock to factory settings
2. When you turn on for the first time, select the region (in my case, Chile)
3. That's it, the Samsung Health Monitor application appears on the watch, when you turn it on for the first time, the application prompts you to install an application for the phone.
4. Configuring and calibrating the application.
Good luck.
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Does any variant work in COlombia, South America?I mean LTE versions.