INEX, Hypersim, Nextsim, China3GP explored! and Answered!

**IonNuke** · 09-27-2009, 09:20 AM

It's all maybe at this point. Test out and find out.

**IceNio** · 09-28-2009, 03:11 PM

I asked on behalf of the Mr.Sim hypersim if it would work with my 3G simcard , but I guess nobody knows , cause nobody have tried so far.

I'm in a complication. Still figuring out with the guy for the 8800 arte trade , cause the sh-06a won't work with his simcard , he even got a new one - 3g one , but the simcard looks different than may , it's not "rounded" chip , it's "square" chip , and I don't know if it does matter what kind is it.
Hypersim is i-smartphone but I think it's not really good , probably it costs like $20USD. ****.

**edieboy777** · 09-28-2009, 05:14 PM

Err, everyone's said it a couple times but yeah. If you aren't in one of the following: Canada, Singapore, Taiwan, forget about 3G. Not happening as of right now.

**yamanote** · 09-29-2009, 02:36 AM

edieboy, I think icenio was referring to compatibility with 3G USIMs. IonNuke's 3G-SIM has a higher compatibility with 3g USIMs but they won't work on 3G network mode despite the name

(well unless you're in Canada/SG/TW)

**IceNio** · 10-01-2009, 01:33 PM

Why unless in Canada/SG/TW , what's so special about them ?

We have a 3G network here as well... i'm just wondering, why not ? Can somebody explain some more ?

**IonNuke** · 10-01-2009, 06:39 PM

Yeah a lot of people that test this don't live in Bulgaria. They're mostly in CA, SG, TW, and Hong Kong.

**yamanote** · 10-01-2009, 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by IceNio

Why unless in Canada/SG/TW , what's so special about them ?

We have a 3G network here as well... i'm just wondering, why not ? Can somebody explain some more ?

Some hypersims just don't like 3G USIMs but work on normal SIM cards. Nothing to do with the network (other than typically 3G plan=USIM).

**yangj08** · 10-02-2009, 12:25 AM

Now if only someone here would sell a HyperSIM that worked on 3G... So far the only combination I've seen that worked is Mr. SIM 2.0 + L601i (810P+Mr. SIM 2.0 refuses to recognize it, and SO905i+Mr. SIM 2.1 sticks the phone in a reboot loop), and as I've said, if I wanted a cheap LG flip with a sub-QVGA screen I can get that free on contract with Unicom as of yesterday. On the other hand, the "delayed 3G" cards work fine with HyperSIMs.

**zerox678** · 10-02-2009, 06:01 AM

Yangj what do you mean delay 3g cards? you mean the 156 cards? I might try to get one later, but i already have 120 dollars left in my USIM.... Cant get 3g receive working.

**yangj08** · 10-02-2009, 07:55 AM

Yeah, the 156 cards. The annoying thing is I stuck mine in my 904T and still no 3G signal. Called up Unicom only to be told I now have to go through some paperwork to make the switch. "Annoying" is putting it lightly, especially since I was told that the switch-over would be automatic. Oh well, can't complain, I got it for free, after all (seems Unicom and my school have a deal; all new students were handed Unicom 156 SIMs during orientation, though I seem to be the only one I know who actually started using mine). I may end up giving it to my sister if my next keitai is China-market or SW-unlocked (or I may give in to temptation in Kobe and get a white-ROM SH-08A).

**IceNio** · 10-02-2009, 12:11 PM

Okay , I understand that these people don't live in Bulgaria , and that some hypersims don't like 3G SIMcards , so the only option left is just to try ? Right ?

So I guess getting a hypersim that works with a 3G 128bit SIM card would be the right choice ? Any one in particular and a suggestion where to get from ? Or to get for free for test purposes , cause otherwise buying 1-2-3-5 hypersims would be like $200 USD , which scenario I don't like. Spending money just on "trying" something ? :] And if it doesn't work ? Just shove it up my *ss ?