Unlock Samsung Galaxy Note III

Unlock Samsung Galaxy Note III

Samsung has announced it's latest in the Note family, the Samsung Galaxy Note III.  Like it's predecessors, it's big.  The LG G2, also recently announced, is of similar size.  The Galaxy Note III has a 5.7 inch screen....a phablet.  The phone/tablet combination works and does well to describe these sort of giant devices.  If "phones" like the Nokia Lumia 1020 catch on....what will we call those?  They're basically a  camera that also happens to be a phone.  We ramble....

To see some hands-on reviews and what everyone else on the internet has to say about the latest Samsung Note, the Galaxy Note III, checkout the links below.  We've tried to pick some of the best hands-on, specs and other news on the device:

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 vs. LG G2 vs. Galaxy Mega: Battle of the big screens  |  GigaOM

Hands On With the Samsung Galaxy Note 3  |  Mashable

Samsung Galaxy Note 3 - Full phone specifications  |  GSMArena

If you're looking to unlock the Samsung Galaxy Note III you have several options available to you.  Unfortunately we were unable to locate any free unlock codes but have found some of the cheapest and fastest sites for Samsung IMEI unlock codes:

Unlock Samsung Galaxy Note III - GSMUnlockLabs.com

Code for unlocking Samsung Galaxy Note III - UCPC

How to Unlock Samsung Galaxy Note III

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Samsung Galaxy Mega Unlock Code

Unlock Samsung Galaxy Mega IMEI Code

Samsung has announced a couple new devices....phablets some call them.  The Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 inch and the "mini" version at 5.8 inches.  The 6.3 inch Mega comes with a 720p HD (no 1080p on this monster) and some features you'll recognize from the Samsung Galaxy S 4.  You can expect LTE, dual-core processor, JellyBean and a whole lot more.  Take a look at what others have to say about these two new monster devices:

Samsung prepping 5.8-inch, 6.3-inch Galaxy Mega, rumors say Android Atlas  |  CNET Reviews

Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 preview  |  PC Advisor

Samsung Galaxy Mega specs  |  Android Central

How to Unlock Samsung Galaxy Mega

The easiest way to unlock the Samsung Galaxy Mega is to get a free IMEI code from the carrier your device is locked to.  Many times for a number of reasons this isn't an option for people, thankfully you can buy the same code online.  Find sources for your Galaxy Mega unlock code below:

Unlock Samsung Galaxy Mega - $29.99

Samsung Galaxy Mega Unlock Code - $29.99 

Now you have a Samsung Galaxy Mega unlock code - here's how to enter it on your device:

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Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unlock Code

Unlock Samsung Galaxy S 4

Samsung recently announced the latest in it's flagship line, the Samsung Galaxy S 4.  As much as Apple, HTC, LG and maybe some others tried, none of the noise they created could drown out the Samsung Galaxy S 4 announcement.  This is a powerhouse, high end phone.  It's what every new phone wishes it was.  There should no longer be any talk of iPhone killers because the GS3 probably killed the iphone but the GS4 blows it out of the water.  All early reviews and benchmarks agree.

Here's what the rest of the internet has to say about the Samsung Galaxy S 4:

Samsung GALAXY S 4 teardown reveals $236 build cost  |  SlashGear

Why Samsung's Galaxy S 4 Is Recreating Android Apps with Its Own Twist  |  WSJ

Smartphone Cage Match: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. HTC One  |  Pacific Money

Samsung Galaxy S 4  |  PhoneScoop

Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unlock Code

Unlock Samsung Galaxy S 4 - $29.99 - $39.99

Samsung Galaxy S 4 Unlock Code - $29.99 - $39.99

Please note – All phones manufactured for US carriers manufactured on or after January 26, 2013 are now ILLEGAL to unlock in the USA due to unlocking exemptions expiring in the DMCA.  The author of this blog will not knowingly give any advice or provide any service to anyone who wishes to unlock a phone that was purchased from a USA service provider manufactured on or after January 26th, 2013.  As a user/reader of this website you accept full responsibility for complying with all local, national, and international laws.