Yes, I stay in Hong Kong & hiding occasionally in China. A live demo will be interesting.


The Stexxx sim & GExxxx sim I tested cannot 3G service in Hong Kong, but can get service while roaming in China, I guess *sim is network station dependent as well.

Yes is ok.

I invite you to support forum for universal sim and my product supporters will guide you. I don't want this forum to become support forum for my product.
http://www.gsmhosting.com/vbb/forumdisplay.php?f=467

Also you can find info for 'how to' in web page: www.universal-sim.org

But you have to know this universal-sim i sent it to you it is not working for 3G and EDGE. The idea was to show there is no sim atm in market with this solution, right? You can do test and report.

And now i have ready solution, full tested because we never release something if we not fully test, i will send you new universal-sim ready programmed for iPhone 3G

Also will make live demo for user iphone2 here in Hong Kong.

BR,
Manole

OK thanks manole... Just to let you know I am going to Malaysia in a few weeks time for a few months, so don't send the new package to my UK address, I will give you my Malaysia address at a later time. Malaysia has 2G and 3G networks to do more testing

so,bro let say if i order the universal sim now to use it with my iphone 3g,do i get the "ready for 3g" sim n stable one or i get the "have to wait for updates" sim?pls let me know coz ive been watching this thread n x-sims issue since the iphone 3g released without being guided to the right path...

thx n br...im really looking forward to ur product..

You say there is no solution for GPRS/3G connection ? so just check my website and loock closly on phtos and video, the website is in polish but photos are in "international" language

btw, universal sim does not work with iPhone 3G out of the box, my iP3g said "NO SIMCARD" when i tryed universal sim

i just forgot to post the links

Edited Zf_ - No you didn't forget, this thread isn't there to advertise your polish blog, but to discuss technical information in english. Since those are your first two posts, consider this a warning

We all know universal-sim doesn't work out of the box yet. If you read any of the other posts, manole said there will be a software release specifically for the 3G.

That proves nothing. Feel free to send us samples for independant testing. Although, once again - it's very unlikely that yours do actually work.

Ah so I am in holiday in Benelux for the next several days... Looks like we will have to let the x-sim stuff settle a bit, it looks really crazy, but yes, to all, as mattmartincouk says, samples are the best way for us to verify what is going on, and to share this with the community most likely to purchase and recommend your products.

There are also more detailed testing procedures which we are not doing yet because the x-sim solutions don't seem to be stable enough to go to the next stage of the testing.

However, between deco, mattmartin and myself, we will cover several geographic areas. Deco I believe is in South America, matt is in the UK, and I will be in South East Asia in several weeks time, I plan to be there for several months at least.

To those coming from the mobile phone industry and not so much the Mac sales scene, Apple users have very high standards of expecting things to "just work". They are willing to pay a premium price (though Macs in the long run are usually cheaper in some cases to own than a PC), if it does the job, just work, and we are able to get on with our other life/work activities.

From my perspective, here's the summary~

Yessim:
As I am travelling around a bit, don't worry about sending me the USB cable for now

Manole/UniversalSim:
Let us know when you feel your 3G solution is ready (don't send me samples yet until a few weeks when I have left the UK, I will give you my new Asia address)

StealthSim:
Any status on the samples?

RebelSim:
Updates?

IMHO it is _not_ possible to gain access to a GSM network and get incoming without providing a correct IMSI. On behalf of the IMSI the provider checks if you are allowed to enter the network. Your mobile number is also bound to the IMSI.

So, with gained access and incoming calls - you must have provided your correct IMSI to the provider. How can a provider bind a phone number to the test IMSI?? No way!

From the logging point of view, if you just catch one IMSI request from the ME, you _most_ _probably_ miss the one who requests the correct IMSI.

Furthermore from a SIM-PE communication / Bladox point of view, this is probably because you just registered EFIMSI with the full path. So what happens if the ME requests only with "0x6F, 0x07" instead of "0x3F, 0x00, 0x7F, 0x20, 0x6F, 0x07"? I think in this case the call isn't catched. (As well in case "0x7F, 0x20, 0x6F, 0x07".)

regards,
caique2001

/***********************************************/
u8 PROGMEM ef_imsi_path2[] = { 0x7F, 0x20, 0x6F, 0x07 };
u8 PROGMEM ef_imsi_path1[] = { 0x6F, 0x07 };
...
reg_file (ef_imsi_path2, 2);
reg_file (ef_imsi_path1, 1);
...