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Security is vital for any device. The fear of devices being stolen always swivels in our mind. Thus, individuals tend to protect their device with a locking system. But now, Apple is very famous for its locked version of phones. And to unlock it, owners need to pay a heavy amount. A new innovative chip offers a solution to put an end to complicated mobile phone unlocking, and let go off the expensive unlocking service.

Chelmsford-based Mobile Solutions Ltd has developed a chip that frees the SIM card for most of the locked phones. Called SIMable, the little chip has the ability to unlock the SIM card and not the mobile phone. The important thing to keep in mind is that the chip only unlocks the locked company phones and not the phone which are manually locked by the owners.

Supporting a wide range of a majority of the 3G mobile phones, SIMable provides a solution that can offer you access to handsets within 10 seconds, without nullifying any warranty on the earlier handset. You can use this chip for mobile phones manufactured by leading including Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, LG, Sharp, Siemens, Toshiba, BlackBerry, MDA, Sagem, Alcatel and SPV.

All you have to do is modify SIMable to Mode A by cutting the same triangle on the chip, then inset the SIM card into the included punch tool and make a hole in it, and later place the SIM card on top of the SIMable chip. Now, you need to insert the SIM card along with SIMable in your locked phones SIM socket. Here you are with your unlocked version.

SIMable carries a retail price of £16.99 with additional £2.95 plus a delivery charge that covers all global destinations.