ja bar priznam da ne znam nesto,zato sam i pitao
bolje da cutim nego da pricam gluposti

Momci, u redu je

i ja mislim
izvinjavam se svima 

Nadji na netu kako da telefon vratis na v 4.3.3 i sve ima da bude ok 

ja sam imao verziju 4.3.5 koja me nervirala sa paljenjem telefona preko kompa sad je na 4.3.3 i sve radi odlicno

jbg,ne moze da se vrati

Ako imas SHSH za 4.3.3 moze, ali problem je sto BB ce ti ostati isti.
Sada jedino ti ostaje da cekas, mozda ce srediti gevej ili unlock, ili... da ga prodas.


Ako znas sa koje je mreze, postoji mogucnost u nekim zemljama da se legalno otkljuca kod operatera, evo ti spisak ovde:
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1937

Cene se krecu uglavnom od 50 do 100€, zavisi od operatera.

ma,cekacu gevey
tako je kad placam brend a ne kvalitet.da sam znao da je takav sistem ne bih se nikad uhvatio za njega
merak se placa
da li bih mogao proverim nekako na kojoj stranoj mrezi je radio?
covek koji mi ga je prodao je rekao da je donesen iz nemacke,da znam da je odatle sigurno bih ga otkljucao

iBlown: Beware exploding Apples

Published: 3 December, 2011, 18:15
Edited: 3 December, 2011, 18:26

Apple’s iPhone might literally be the hottest touchscreen on the market today, as two sizzling smartphones have reportedly gone up in smoke less than a week apart.

­When Ayla Mota plugged in his iPhone 4 in for an overnight charge, he probably never imagined a ticking timebomb was set to go off as he lay down his head to sleep. 

But the Brazilian would soon receive a rude awakening Wednesday morning, as veritable fireworks were set to fly inches from his face. 

"At dawn, I woke up seconds before witnessing the burning of my iPhone when I saw a lot of sparks and black smoke out of the mobile. My room was filled with the unbearable smell of smoke! At that moment, I turned off the power switch in the room to remove the phone from the outlet," Mota told the Brazilian website TechTudo.

Mr. Mota, who was slightly flustered but uninjured, is the second person to fall victim to a combustible iPhone in recent times.

On November 25, a passenger’s phone on a domestic flight to Sydney, Australia , started “emitting a significant amount of dense smoke, accompanied by a red glow,” according to a statement released by the Domestic carrier Regional Express. 

However, a flight attendant was successfully able to extinguish the red glow, and no one was injured in the incident. 

And while iPhone explosions are quite rare, such incidences have been reported before, as the lithium ion batteries used in the phones have been known to combust in extreme cases.   

Previously, the European Union launched a 2009 investigation after several iPhones and iPod Touches had exploded or caught fire on flights throughout Europe. 

And in 2009, a French teenager was reportedly wounded when her handset began hissing before the screen shattered, allegedly sending a shard of glass into her eye. 

Apple was also forced to recall its first generation of iPod nanos which were sold between September 2005 and December 2006, as the company determined that the overheating batteries posed “a safety risk” to consumers.

RT

da li imam neke sanse za otkljucavanje softvera ako aktiviram telefon maticnom SIM karticom

Mislim da ne.