I know, edited my post.Doesn't that mean it should be really easy to flash and unlock it?
Unsure on that, Id need a handset to test it on.
Its the same method as de-branding the Lumia 800.

I know, edited my post.Doesn't that mean it should be really easy to flash and unlock it?
Thanks Andy I think I'm going to be making friends with ze Germans!
so if we order from ze Germans will we still be eligible for this free wireless charger?
So since there is a variant for each of the firmware revisions we can at least assume that EE were not happy with the software and thus the delay?
Phones 4 U has the 820 listed SIM free on the website, £20 cheaper than Carphone
http://www.phones4u.co.uk/shop/shop_justphones_details.asp?ItemKey=644536
damn price, now that nexus 4 is THAT cheap! I do prefer the look of the 820 though.
ee have put their prices up for 12 month contracts. Phone is now £150
They just lost a customer then, looks like I'll be joining the majority and ordering from ze germans.
Ahhh the UK people turning to the Germans for help.
[RXP]Andy;23114646 said:Tools required for de-branding Nokia Lumia 920
Tools
Nokia Care Suite 5 2012.44.5.3 or better
Nokia DPM / Navifirm+ 1.7 or better
Firmware - Product Codes
UK Generic Firmware:
059R071 - Red
059R072 - Yellow
059R073 - White
059R074 - Grey
059R075 - Black
Current Firmware Version:
1232.2110.1244.3011
I'll write a guide up shortly.
Hi Andy, I'm not very familiar with the world of firmware and sim locking etc, but does this mean you think it's possible to relatively easily unlock a EE lumia 920 from say P4U to work with any network? Thanks![]()