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How do you connect a Motorola mobile modem to a ps3?

Okay so I recently bought a 80 gig ps3 and I have been irritating to connect it to the internet...but I really dont know how to with a Motorola Mobile modem(at least thats what I of it is)

I used the wire that came with the modem that connects from the Ethernet plug in from the back of the modem to the ps3 but still doesn't profession

so any help would be appreciated even a video with your guys help posts would help...
Thanks

Does anyone know the subsidy number for a Motorola K1 mobile phone?

I have put my Vodaphone sim in a Tescos Motorola mobile phone and it keeps asking me for the funding number. Can someone tell me what it is or what it means please? Does it mean I will have to have it unlocked?


Yes, if you indigence to use your Vodafone sim in your Tesco phone, you'll have to get your phone unlocked. To do this, you'll have to ring Tesco mobile and ask them for the unlock jurisprudence. There may be a fee for the code, the amount charged varies by network. The phrase "subsidy thousand" just means "unlock code" and is certainly as I explained above.

Once you've unlocked it you'll need to contact Vodafone, your new network, to get your call, text and other settings sent to your phone, otherwise it won't profession properly. This is usually done by way of them sending a text message to your phone, which is usually unfettered. The call centre staff will talk you through what you need to do, and how to do it.

How do I unlock a boost mobile motorola i776?

How do I unlock a motorola i776 from boost mobile to use my nextel sim possible in it??
I can't find a website that unlocks this phone or even iden technology.
So can anyone tell me what to do or where to go?


Try looking for the unlock lex non scripta 'common law on ebay. If not there,then it is probably best to call the service provider it is locked to to get the unlock practices.

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