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One more possible value for Motorola phones: System.getProperty("com.motorola.IMEI" );

From my side, 100% working values that has been checked on real mobile devices is:

com.nokia.mid.imei

com.siemens.IMEI

com.sonyericsson.imei

Not working in N5000 and N5610.... the signed and the not signed..

Me is not working too. I have signed application with my certificate from VeriSign.

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So now I know how to get the IMEI. I wonder why there are restriction on getting it. Aren't there instruction how to get it with codes on manufactures websites?--Warjan 21:24, 4 September 2009 (UTC)

Comment by Forum Nokia: This article states that "On Series 40 phones this requires that your MIDlet is signed to either operator or manufacturer domain, and this is only available in Series 40 3rd Edition, FP1 devices and newer."

This means that 3rd party certificates like Thawte and Verisign cannot be used as these certificates do not sign Java applications to operator or manufacturer domain.

To get a Java application signed into operator or manufacturer domain, close collaboration with those parties is required as precondition. (Source: http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.php/Java_Security_Domains)

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International Mobile Equipment Identity(IMEI) This number is a unique number for each and every mobile.This article shows how you can get IMEI number of any mobile using code. So if you want to made application like Antithept mobile, then this code will help you and also me definitely.

--Vkmunjpara 07:38, 13 September 2009 (UTC)

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IMEI stands for The International Mobile Equipment Identity. In many applications this number is used because of its uniqueness. The IMEI in reducing the effect of mobile phone theft. Article shows how to get an imei number of the mobile in very easy way.

[--Fasttrack 18:37, 17 September 2009 (UTC)]