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Topic # 59261 31-Mar-2010 01:56
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Hi

I have a T-Mobile Sidekick. It uses a SIM card

Will this device work on our New work..

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  Reply # 313532 31-Mar-2010 16:11
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It will work for voice and SMS only. No Internet access or anything else.




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  Reply # 313588 31-Mar-2010 19:11
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My niece sent it to me from America. She just bought a Nexus 1.

When I put the 2Degrees SIM in I got this message

type in oyur PIN to enable network services

All I need the phoen for is Texting and the odd phone call.. How to I unlock the SIM on the SideKick?

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  Reply # 313623 31-Mar-2010 21:43
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Sounds like you got a paper weight

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  Reply # 313632 31-Mar-2010 21:59
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The phone is locked. You need it unlocked. Even so it will only work for voice and SMS.




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  Reply # 313690 1-Apr-2010 02:06
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I got it going.

Go to


  • Setting

  • Sim Center

  • Change SIM PIN

  • Type 1111 (this woroked in my case  but may have been 1234)

  • Type your new SIM PIN in


Worked for me. It OK for Phone and Text Message (SMS)

The peoson who gave me the SideKick bought a Nexus 1.. That what I really want




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