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 iPhone Flashed to Cricket?
The iPhone. No one can flash an iPhone to CricKet, Verizon, or Sprint. The iPhone is activated to a GSM NETWORK and uses Sim Cards to communicate with towers. It can never be activated on a CDMA carrier. There are some CDMA world phones that have a slot for a Sim cards that are in fact called, R-uim Cards. This allows the phone to be used overseas (roaming) with a GSM carrier's tower. WE CANNOT FLASH AT&T OR T-MOBILE Phones to CricKet. In fact, no one can. The two technologies (GSM & CDMA) are complete opposites of each other. Verizon iPhones can be flashed to work with Cricket and or Metro pcs
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THE VERIZON IPHONE 4 WAS OUT FEB 10th 2011
The long awaited CDMA iPhone 4 was released about a year ago! Apple and verizon have teamed up together to come out with a CDMA iphone 4. The launch date was FEB 10th 2011. Verizon customer's were able to pre-order Feb 3rd. Flashing Expert got their hands on it the first day it came out! We actually worked on this iDevice for about 6 months until we decided to drop the project due to having complications with text messaging not working properly on the cricKet network. There was also a lack of development in the CDMA flashing community and not a lot of people worked on it like they should have. Even though we are known as Flashing Experts, our knowledge is also limited and weren't able to continue to work on it like we wanted to. There is already a Video showing you 3g working on an iPhone but there hasn't been any type of solution released to the public. Some say it's a tethered flash, some say its not. But either way people will really be having a hard time with an iPhone flashed to any company because as you may already know, Apple pushes out iOS updates more than anyone. With every update done via iTunes, the flashed phone owner will have to get their device reflashed and might have to wait if there isn't a jailbreak available. To us personally, its a lot of hassle. Let hope these CDMA devs will come up with an easy solution that doesn't involve jailbreaking or loosing the flash after an update made via iTunes.
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IS FLASHING A PHONE ILLEGAL? No. Flashing a phone is not Illegal. Thanks to the DMCA (Digitial Millenium Copyright Act)."Computer programs that enable wireless telephone handsets to execute software applications, where circumvention is accomplished for the sole purpose of enabling interoperability of such applications, when they have been lawfully obtained, with computer programs on the telephone handset." -Wikepedia. As the Owner of the phone, you have the right to use your phone with any company you want to as long as its legal and there is no cloning involved or any other kind of illegal activity. This is why Cricket wireless is an opened network; They allow any foreign esn in their system so long the device in question is properly provisioned to accept the network. Unlocking a phone is also included in this law. or any modifications you want to do to the device as long as you are not violating any copyright laws. Don't worry, enjoy your flashed phone without worrying about breaking any laws :) | 
FROM "THIS" TO "THAT"
We have been Flashing Phones since 2007 when Cricket Wireless first opened up in San Diego, California. We took a lot of interest in PDA phones to offer CricKet users high end devices. It's been a long journey so far. We still flash HTC phones like the Apace, xv6700, mogul 6800, vogue xv6900 amongst others but due to the LOW ram that these phones are equipped with, well lets just say nobody likes a lagger.
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