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Mini Phone Based Ghetto Blaster - Omni Tech Limited

2008-03-31T16:52:00.003+13:00

This mini slider cell phone features a built in MP3 playing boombox that gets surprisingly loud. The best part, you don't have to forsake your existing cell phone (unless you want to). Simply pop the SIM card out of your current cell phone from AT&T/Cingular or T-Mobile and insert it into the back of the Mini Boombox Cell Phone and power it up. Call your existing cell phone number and your Mini Boombox phone starts ringing. Of course you get all the standard cell phone features you would expect including a 1.3 megapixel camera, voice dialing, SMS/MMS messaging and WAP Browser. One nice trick we like is the ability for the phone to read aloud the numbers of incoming calls using voice synthesis. The Mini Boombox GSM Cell Phone comes with 256 MB of built in memory to store your MP3 music files or videos, and the storage is expandable up to 2GB via a Micro SD card slot. Now you can share your musical tastes with everyone around you without making your old phone mad.

IMPORTANT
The Mini Boombox GSM Cell Phone is an unlocked tri-band GSM cell phone with no included SIM card. You will need existing service with either T-Mobile or AT&T/Cingular to use this phone in the USA. It will NOT work with Verizon or Sprint. You can use your existing SIM card from your current cell phone (in which case the Boombox phone will just become your cell phone with the same number and same voicemail while the SIM card is inserted), or buy a pre-paid SIM card from T-Mobile or AT&T/Cingular.

Product Features
Mini cell phone features a sliding keypad and built in boombox for playing MP3 music files tri-band unlocked GSM Phone (850/1800/1900 MHz), GPRS Speed for Data Powerful Amplified Speakers Sends SMS and MMS messages. Supports SMS group sending Can play back MP3 music files and display Movie Files Supports MP3 or MIDI based ringtones WAP Browser Built-In Speakerphone Optionally reads the numbers of incoming calls with voice synthesis Built in 256MB Memory expandable up to 2GB Transfer files via USB

In the Box
Mini Boombox GSM Cell Phone Two Lithium Ion Batteries Travel AC Charger Wired Stereo Headset USB Cable User Manual

Hardware Specifications
Phone Dimensions (Closed) 3.5" x 1.3" x .8" Tri-band unlocked GSM Phone (850/1800/1900 MHz) GPRS Data Powerful Amplified Dual Stereo Speakers 1.3 Mega Pixel CMOS Camera/Camcorder Function 1.5" 65K Color TFT LCD Screen Built-in MP3/MPEG4 Player Functions SMS, MMS, WAP Support 64 Polyphonic Sound Expandable Micro SD card slot Video Recording up to allowable memory space

Mobile Phone Watch - Omni Tech Limited

2008-03-31T15:11:00.005+13:00

This mobile phone watch has a built in 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, runs on GSM 900/1800MHz networks (dual channel), has 6 languages that it can function in and comes unlocked.

To interface with the mobile phone watch you can use the 1.3 inch touch screen. This allows you to control the phone and watch features such as taking pictures or scrolling through an address book. As well as being a phone it also can play back MP3 audio files.

It measures 64 x 45 x 18mm and weighs 56g. Currently the mobile phone watch costs $155.30 which isn’t bad at all for.

Wholesale Dual-Band GSM Cell Phone WatchesThese GSM cell phone watches sport a fashionable design, 1.3-inch touch-screen display, 1.3MP digital camera, and operate on GSM 900/1,800MHz frequencies. Additional features include MP3/MP4 playback, 2GB microSD card support, and Bluetooth connectivity. Coming with a Bluetooth headset, this is truly one versatile watch.This item will ship out in 5-7 working days upon payment confirmation.

In mobile phones, dual-band and tri-band refer to functionality that allows a cell phone to support either two or three frequency bands out of the four major GSM (TDMA) bands - 850/900/1800/1900 MHz.

GSM 900/1800 bands work in Europe, Africa, Asia, and BrazilGSM 900/1800/1900 bands will work on at least one network in most countries around the world except for some networks that only support 850MHz.

Specifications:
Network: GSM 900/1800MHzInterface language: Chinese, English, French, Russian, Arabic, VietnameseSIM card: unlockedScreen: 1.3-inch touch screen Camera: 1.3MPMultimedia: MP3/MP4 file playbackGPRS support Bluetooth: A2DPColor: Black/White Product dimension: 64 x 45 x 18mm Product weight: 56gWarranty period: Six monthsIn retail packagingStandard

Certification:
Not availableIndividual Unit Packages Include:
Cell phone x 1 Stylus x 1 Battery x 2 Micro SD card x 1Headset x 1 Data transfer cable x 1 Watch band x 1 User manual x 1 Bluetooth headset x 1 Bluetooth charger cable x 1 Charger x 1 Export

Case Details:
1 unit per cartonSize: 21 x 14 x 11cmWeight: 0.5kgFreight cost estimation:

Star Trek Mark IX Science Tricorder Replica Can't Tell Chroniton from Beresium

2008-03-31T14:59:00.002+13:00

Forget the iPhone, real gadgetphiles carry a tricorder. You never know when some damsel in distress is going to need a lighting quick ruling on whether her Miata is made of Duranium or Tritanium. This life-altering, limited-edition diagnostic tool, complete with authentic sounds from the Voyager and DS9 series, can be yours for $349.99—although at second glance, didn't they abolish money in the Star Trek universe? Maybe this thing should be free.

Wiimote, Apple iPhone are New Tools of War

2008-03-31T14:57:00.003+13:00

David Bruemmer and Douglas Few, engineers at the US Department of Energy's Idaho National Lab in Idaho Falls, have put together an unlikely use for the Wiimote—they've hacked the remote so it can control a bomb-disposing, landmine-detecting, machine gun-carrying robot.
The Packbot robot, which is manufactured by iRobot in Massachusetts, is 70 cm long, transports itself via inbuilt tracks and is usually controlled via joystick-like device. However, the joystick method is problematic because it separates speed and direction controls, therefore requiring the soldier's undivided attention. The Wiimote hacks works exactly as you would expect; by simply waving the remote around the robot moves accordingly, and when an object of explosive interest is detected, the Wiimote's in-built vibration feedback goes nuts. We're guessing the B-trigger shoots the on-board machine gun, and if it doesn't, it definitely should.
The crazy modding pair plan to get to work on the iPhone next. They reckon soldiers should not need to lug laptops around with them when a modified iPhone could do the task equally well. First stop; iPhone controlled Packbot, complete with streaming footage. Now, there's something you won't get going on WinMob.

iPhone Firmware 2.0 to Have YouTube Plugin for Safari, Says BGR

2008-03-31T14:55:00.001+13:00

BGR is claiming iPhone firmware 2.0 will provide a YouTube plugin for MobileSafari.app. They aren't citing their source, but they're pretty confident in their assertion:
"You heard it here first, people! The latest version of the iPhone 2.0 firmware that was just seeded to developers has a YouTube plugin for MobileSafari.app"BGR tends to be a solid source, but we cannot confirm this to be true without some more evidence. Nonetheless, if true, YouTube video playback from within Safari will be possible on the iPhone, without launching a separate application for the content. That sure would make surfing the web and viewing content a helluva lot easier; here's hoping BGR is bang on with this one. Boy Genius also goes onto suggest that this may be indicative of some form of native Flash support, but we just can't raise your hopes like that. It wouldn't be right.

Modu Is The World’s Lightest Mobile Phone: Guinness Says So March 27, 2008

2008-03-31T14:47:00.002+13:00

Meet modu, officially named the world’s lightest mobile phone by the keepers of all those sane and, not-so-sane, achievements, the Guinness Book Of Records.
According to the Book: “The lightest mobile phone is the modu, which weighs 40.1 g (1.41 oz). modu’s dimensions are 72.1mm (2.8in) x 37.6mm (1.4in) x 7.8mm (0.3in).”

Cuba ends restriction on cellular phones

2008-03-29T10:19:00.001+13:00

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba said on Friday it will allow all Cubans to buy and use mobile telephones for the first time in the latest step by new President Raul Castro to improve access to consumer goods.
Cuba has the lowest rate of cellular telephone use in Latin America and the service has been restricted until now to foreigners or government officials and employees.
Cuban telecommunications monopoly ETECSA, a joint venture with Telecom Italia, said it would begin selling the service to the general public within days in hard currency.
"ETECSA is able to offer mobile phone service to the public," it said in a statement published in the Communist Party newspaper Granma.
Many Cubans have for long wanted access to cellular phones and hoped it would be among the first steps taken by Raul Castro, who succeed his ailing brother Fidel Castro as Cuba's first new leader in almost half a century on Feb. 24.
"This shows there is a change in mentality at the top and recognition that Cuba has to move into the 21st century," a young computer technician said, asking not to be named.
Raul Castro has begun lifting some of the many restrictions on the daily life of Cubans as he tries to meet popular demands for better living standards in the socialist state.
Taking office last month, he promised to start lifting "excessive regulations and prohibitions" within weeks.
Some Cubans already have mobile phones registered in the name of foreigners or their work places. They will now be able to put the contracts in their own names, ETECSA said.
Cubans will be able to buy computers and DVD players next month for the first time, if they have the hard currency to pay for them. Just two years ago, banned DVD players were being confiscated by airport customs officials on arrival in Cuba.
Raul Castro, 76, has also launched a restructuring of agriculture to reduce bureaucratic bottlenecks and boost food production.
A major public complaint that his government will have to deal with is that wages paid in Cuban pesos are too low, while consumer goods have to be paid for in convertible pesos, or CUCs, worth 24 times more than pesos.
Cubans will pay for their mobile telephones with prepaid cards bought in CUCs that will allow them to receive and make international calls.
ETECSA, in which Telecom Italia has a 27 percent stake, said the hard currency income would be invested in the expansion of land lines, where Cuba has the sixth lowest density in Latin American.
About 60 percent of Cubans have access to hard currency from cash remittances sent by relatives living abroad, mainly in the United States, or through factory and farm bonuses and tips from foreign tourists.
In the streets of Havana, the freeing of cellular phones services came as welcome news to all.
"It was an obvious measure. There will have to be more like it to get rid of the thousand and one obstacles that make life bitter in Cuba," said university student Jofre Valdes, 23.
"This was an anachronism. They have to end all unnecessary restrictions," said state employee Humberto Vega.

Latest Samsung Phones that Impressed at CES 2008

2008-03-20T12:46:00.007+13:00

Not many phones have a sophisticated design and so many technologies integrated as Samsung models, especially those exposed at CES 2008.The expert in mobile phones presented the most revolutionary models at the show in Las Vegas, as a demo of cutting-edge technology and design innovation, and we are talking about SGH-i450, SGH-G800, SGH-i620, and the SGH-i780.

If we take a closer look to each of them we can observe a stylish music phone with dual slider design, touch wheel music navigation and Symbian S60 OS features, all in one phone, the Samsung SGH-i450.The Smartphone brings advanced download application and multitasking features with fast speeds provided by the HSDPA connectivity support.When you slide it down it becomes a music player with touch wheel navigation for controlling the multimedia menus the easiest way, while the metallic speakers with ICEpower amplifier support created by Bang & Olufsen provide a clear sound.

Samsung SGH-G800 is the world’s first 5MP phone with 3x optical zoom combining the features of a digital camera with a multimedia mobile device, and coming in a sleek form factor.Its camera has special features such as face detection, Wide Dynamic Range and photo and video sharing.
Coming in a vertical slide design with a full QWERTY keyboard, Windows Mobile 6 and podcasting, is the Samsung SGH-i620, a handset with support for RSS feeds, built-in music player and a 2MP camera.

Another smart phone from Samsung is the SGH-i780 sleek mobile device with full QWERTY keyboard and full touch-sensitive screen. The operating system installed is again Windows Mobile 6.0, while the phone also has push e-mail capabilities, GPS tracking, a 2MP camera, HSDPA connectivity and an optical mouse.

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Samsung announces world's thinnest 8 megapixel cellphone module

2008-03-20T10:54:00.003+13:00

Measuring just 8.5-mm thin, you're looking at what Samsung claims to be the slimmest CMOS camera module of its kind. The 8 megapixel module is expected to supplant the 5 megapixel job found in todays top-end cameraphones sometime in the second half of the year. Fortunately, this isn't just a case of megapixel marketing as the module also features anti-shake, a 1-cm macro, and face tracking technology. It also packs a smile shutter feature to snap that picture just as soon as a smile, or vinegar, is detected.

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Pimp Your Nokia N95 today! Omni Tech Ltd

2008-03-18T10:09:00.007+13:00

You might say it’s just a phone (the N95), its not a PDA, and it doesn’t look quite as funky as the iPhone, but it really, just, works! No, its not just a phone, its:
connected, through constant high speed access to the internet via wireless/3G network; for web browsing, email, RSS, social networking; and constant voip/skype connectivity for next to free international phone calls got an inbuilt GPS with Google/Garmin/Tomtom maps support a fantastic camera/video camera for day to day use, which stands up against most of the cheaper consumer modelled digital cameras a worthy media player for playing both 3gp/mpeg4’s and divx/mp3 and pretty much anythign else you can throw at it. also, all those other things you’d expect from a similar unit. A phone, calendar, address book. As you can see, for the time being, we like this machine a little bit too much, and I hope things stay that way.

We will end this by writing a quick list of the best applications We’ve found to date to make the N95 experience even better. Behold, in no particular order:

truphone
A VOIP/telephone app This app literally blew me away. As long as I’ve got internet connectivity (either through a Wireless LAN, or my phone providers 3G network), I can make and recieve phone calls to pretty much any where in the world (yes, Australian mobiles too) for free. I’ve long been used to calling friends and family via Vonage or Skype at home due to the sometimes prohibitive cost of calling an Australian mobile via land line, this is all that, and more from a device you carry on you at all times.

Mobile Gmaps & Google Maps Mobile
Just like Google Maps, or Google Earth, with the added benefit of GPS tracking through the phoones GPS. MGMaps is (I believe) a joint project between Microsoft, Yahoo and Google to provide extensive maps/satellite images to the mobile platform, so its definitely the better of the two.

Opera Mobile Browser
Yes, the same web browser, which I used for a quite a while before the eventual migration to Firefox permanance (word?!), it definitely seems to out perform the standard web browser speed wise, though its not quite as streamlined, look and feel wise.

Gmail Mobile
In all fairness I should probably group google maps altogether, as they’re always fantastic. But this a functioning, fast client for the Gmail mail service And really, the list could go on forever. But a few more things to check out are:

TaskSpy - A task/process list with memory/CPU information and the ability to kill processes

YBrowser - A file browser, text viewer, unzipper to access all areas of the phones storage

Accelerometer plugin - Plugin to access the phones inbuilt accelerometer (read: Wiimote ninja style)

rotateMe - An app for auto changing between landscape and portrait depending on the angle the phone is held at (requires Accelerometer)\

FlipSilent - Flip the phone to silence an incoming call, flip it back again to turn volume on again (requires Accelerometer)

ActivityMonitor - A Pedometer to record steps and exercise activity for the health buff (requires Accelerometer)

SportsTracker - Same as above with GPS support for distance/mapping calculations

RSSWorld - An RSS Feed Grabber

putty - The same SSH Client Windows Live

Messenger - Enough said

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Austria and Ireland say hello to iPhone

2008-03-18T09:59:00.001+13:00

Apple iPhone has made its next steps in Europe. As of today the iPhone will be officially offered in Austria and Ireland too. The exclusive carrier for Austria is T-Mobile (same as in Germany), while the place to get it in Ireland is the O2 network (same as in UK).
Now anyone interested in the Apple iPhone already knows what it's all about, so we won't be getting into details about the handset itself. Instead we will concentrate on pricing and the available contracts.

O2 in Ireland will be selling the Apple iPhone for the same price of 399 euro for the 8GB version and 499 euro for the 16GB one. Signing a 18-months contract with O2 will get you access to the three available tariffs.

For 45 euro per month you get 175 minutes of talk time, 100 messages and 1GB of wireless EDGE traffic. For 65 euro per month you get 350 minutes of talk time, 150 messages and 1GB of wireless EDGE traffic. And finally, for 100 euro per month you would be able to enjoy 700 minutes of talk time, 250 messages and 1GB of wireless EDGE traffic. Visual voicemail is not available and data traffic exceeding 1GB will be charged at 2 eurocents per MB. You can find more about the tariffs here at O2 online store.

Interestingly enough, it seems there is an option that allows you not to enter or stay in contract with O2. In this way you will not be able to use the phone functionality of the iPhone - this right here sounds like an opened door to all jailbreakers, virginizers and unlockers in Ireland. Say hello to the iPhone!

In Austria the iPhone will come with a choice of two subscription plans. None of these includes unlimited data but the 3GB provided seem enough to us. The Classic subscription plan includes also 1000 minutes of calls in all networks and costs 39 euro per month.

The more expensive Supreme plan will set you back 55 euro a month but includes quite a lot more extras. The Supreme users will have 1000 minutes of call in the T-mobile networks, 1000 minutes to fixed networks and 1000 minutes for the other networks. The texters will also appreciate the 1000 included SMS in this plan. Visual voicemail is again not available.

No matter which plan you choose the 8GB version of the Apple iPhone is going to cost you 399 euro, while its 16GB sibling is valued at 499 euro. You can find more about the tariffs here at T-Mobile website.

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Pictures of new Nokia N96 leak! Omni Tech Limited

2008-02-19T10:58:00.006+13:00

This isn't a render folks, this is real hardware
Immediate thoughts are it looks like an N81, but even larger. No specifications are known, but people say it is an N95 in a new shell. That would be a sad shame.

Update: Upon closer examination it looks like it does indeed have a 5 megapixel Carl Zeiss lens and there is a dual LED flash similar to the Nokia 6500 Slide.

The pictures of the interface clearer show S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2, which isn't out yet.

Specifications:
8.5 mm, 7.1 megapixel camera
20x optical zoomsymbian 9.5
3" screen - VGA rezolotion
Live TV - HDTV8GB (internal memory I’m assuming)
GPSWi-Fi
MP3
Bluetooth and more

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David Lim

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Apple adds new 16GB iPhone and 32GB iPod touch models

2008-02-15T11:46:00.002+13:00

Apple today added new models of the iPhone and iPod touch which have double the memory, doubling the amount of music, photos and videos that customers can carry with them wherever they go. The revolutionary iPhone now comes in a new 16GB model for US$499, joining the 8GB model for US$399. iPod touch now comes in a 32GB model for US$499, joining the 16GB model for US$399 and the 8GB model for US$299.

"For some users, there's never enough memory," said Greg Joswiak, Apple's vice president of Worldwide iPod and iPhone Product Marketing, in the press release. "Now people can enjoy even more of their music, photos and videos on the most revolutionary mobile phone and best Wi-Fi mobile device in the world."

Both iPhone and iPod touch feature Apple's revolutionary Multi-Touch user interface and pioneering software that allows users to find and enjoy all their music, videos, photos and more with just a touch of their finger. All iPhone and iPod touch models include the latest software enhancements announced last month including the ability to automatically find your location using the new Maps application; create Web Clips for your favorite websites; customize your home screen and watch movies from the new iTunes Movie Rentals. Both iPhone and iPod touch feature the world's most advanced mobile web browser in the world with Safari and great mobile applications including Mail, Maps, Stocks, Weather and Notes.

The new 16GB iPhone is available immediately for a suggested retail price of US$499 through the Apple Store, Apple's retail stores and AT&T retail and online stores. The 32GB iPod touch is available worldwide immediately for a suggested retail price of US$499 through the Apple Store, Apple's retail stores and Apple Authorized Resellers. iTunes Movie Rentals are available in the US only. iPhone and iPod touch require a Mac with a USB 2.0 port, Mac OS X 10.4.10 or later and iTunes 7.6; or a Windows PC with a USB 2.0 port and Windows Vista or Windows XP Home or Professional (Service Pack 2) or later and iTunes 7.6.

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Goodbye Nokia N73 - Hello Nokia N82

2008-02-15T10:11:00.009+13:00

The Nokia N73 is one of the best handsets ever released in the NSeries range, and has been my main phone since it first hit the market. I've tried over phones, other Nokia handsets, other NSeries, handsets from Motorola and handsets from Sony Ericsson. Most recently I purchased an N95, but even that went in favour of my N73, as I mentioned back in July. The N73 just gives a good solid all round package. It is reliable, dependable, has a very good quality camera, is well built, solid, and hard working. It is simple and straight forward to use, and has a battery that just goes on and on. I know when I leave home for the day I can listen to music on the phone, do some web browsing whilst I'm out and about, view some email, make some calls, send text, just the ordinary things you do on a daily basis with a modern mobile phone these days and the battery won't run down. I've never been caught out without power on my N73, unlike past handsets, like the N80 and N95. My N73 has served me well, and it would take something very good to tempt me away. And something especially has arrived.
To get straight to the point, the Nokia N82 is a damn fine phone. Very often with a new phone you will find little niggles, something that doesn't work as well as you would expect, or something missing that would have seemed a logical inclusion. It's still early days, but so far the N82 is proving to be a reliable top notch handset. The design is good. The phone feels well built, has a solid feel and is well balanced, with good weight distribution. One of the most important parts of a mobile phone is the keypad. Without a decent keypad, a phone fails. The keypad on the N82 is different, very reminiscent of the W880i from Sony Ericsson, but as the keys are not as cramped as they are on a W880i they are much more user friendly. Sending a text message on the N82 is simple and straight forward, and the keypad is an improvement over the cramped layout found on the N73.
Down the right hand side of the phone you find near the top the micro USB port, in the middle the Micro SD slot and near the bottom the charging port. The N82 doesn't charge via the USB cable. All you find on the bottom of the phone is the microphone. Then, going up the left hand side of theh andset, at top and bottom are the speakers, in between which there is the camera shutter key, gallery shortcut key and volume keys, which double up as zoom keys when in camera mode. The Nokia N82 has a 3.5mm jack point, which you can use with your own headphones for music listening. In a smart move, Nokia have placed this on the top of the phone, so when the phone is in your pocket the headphone lead sits naturally on top. The lanyard slot is on the top right hand corner of the phone, right next to the 3.5mmm slot.

The N82 is designed for 'technology stylists', people who like their phone to look good but don't want to lose out on features. The main focus of the phone is the excellent 5.0 megapixel camera. The camera is equipped with autofocus, a Xenon flash and a Carl Zeiss lens. The lens is covered by a protective cover, which when flicked open automatically activates the camera. The response time is very fast, in no time the camera is active and ready for use. There are various camera options in the settings menu, for changing scene mode, adjusting colour options, white balance, etc. When a picture is taken it stores very quickly. Press the capture button again after taking a pic and almost instantly the N82 is ready for the next shot.

The speed is very impressive. The N82 has a large, TFT, QVGA screen supporting up to 16 million colours. As a viewfinder for the camera the whole screen is used and the clarity is superb. Browsing around phone forums and other blogs in the last day I've seen some people complain about the small size of the screen. Personally I think it is more than adequate, and a bigger screen would also mean a bigger phone. That would have upset the balance of the handset.
The N82 is very fast, considerally quicker than any S60 phone I have used to date. From boot up, the N82 accesses straight into the menu without any noticeable delay. Anyone who has used a S60 phone will know that this is not usually the case. Menu navigation is quick and snappy, and the D-Pad is easy to use. I've installed quite a few apps and I will talk about that in a separate post.

There are some nice touches in the menu system. The Active Standby screen has the usual six icons which can be changed to suit your own choice. Underneath the icons is the standard calendar entries, plus a shortcut to the WiFi scan and the search feature. This is all good, but just a quick point, on an old favourite hobby horse of mine. Please, Nokia, include on the NSeries phones the excellent Active Standby Plugins found on ESeries handsets. I posted about it here after finding out about it on the E65. It just enhances the user experience that little bit more.
The search option on the N82 is very good. Highlight the shortcut option from the standby screen.
Once selected you are presented with the screen of available search options. You can go straight to the internet to search, or search through content on the phone.

You can scroll down to the selected option, in this case bookmarks
A simple flick to the right opens all bookmarks on the phone
All options in search work in a similar way. It makes browsing through contacts, notes, messages, etc, simple and straight forward.
Simple and straight forward is a good line for this phone. Not simple in features, just simple to use. Another nifty feature is the small option key, found on the front above the C key. Pressing this takes you by default to the last picture taken on the phone, with an option to view a slide show of pictures or view albums on the front tab. There are 7 tabs which are scrolled through in a kind of carousel design.

The tabs can be reset into the order you prefer. The tabs available are Gallery, Music, Videos, Games, Maps, Internet and contacts.
There is so much more on the N82. I've used it on Vodafone and Orange so far and had excellent HSDPA connections on both. Data transfer is fast, downloaded from the net and to/from PC via the USB cable. The N82 has an integrated GPS chip and also supports A-GPS. Lock on time is less than 10 seconds. The antenna is at the top of the phone, which makes sense as most people will use the phone in car in a phone holder. The N82 also supports Bluetooth 2.0 so will work with compatible Bluetooth headsets for wireless music playback, and there is support for W-Lan too.
It's been a while since I've been so impressed with a phone, straight from the off. There have been no freezes, no memory errors, no glitches. The N82 is that good that I don't want to go back to using my N73. And trust me it takes a damn good handset for that to happen.

For more technical information, you can contact our phone repair specialist Eric at (09) 8383943, Auckland, New Zealand.

Life in pictures: Sir Edmund Hillary

2008-01-14T17:35:00.000+13:00

We are deeply sadden by the passing away of Sir Edmund Hillary on 11 January 2007. He embodied so many of the qualities of the ideal New Zealander. He was personable, genial, self-effacing, competent and organised; but what was more - and was obvious from the many interviews he gave throughout a well-documented life - he was completely at ease when reduced to life size.

Sir Edmund Hillary, who has died at the age of 88, made it to the summit of Everest in 1953, and became the first man on the planet to reach its highest point.

We will miss you, Sir Edmund and you will forever live in our hearts....

Sir Edmund Hillary who, along with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, climbed Mount Everest in 1953, has died at the age of 88.

By 29 May 1953, when Sir Edmund and the rest of his team made their bid, seven previous expeditions to the top of the mountain had failed.

Sir Edmund began climbing mountains in his native New Zealand as a teenager and soon earned renown as an ice climber.

The expedition in which the successful Everest ascent took place was led by British climber Sir John Hunt.

Unlock Australian Nokia E61 Phone, GSM Vodafone 021

2008-01-09T11:24:00.000+13:00

We have managed to unlock a Nokia E61 today, the customer is from Australia.

After unlocking this phone, it can be used worldwide with any GSM network.

If you have questions on unlocking Nokia E series business phone, please do feel free to get in touch with us today at info@omnitech.co.nz

We are more than happy to sort you out. Cheers!

We repaired the first iPhone in West Auckland

2007-12-14T11:12:00.001+13:00

Yesterday, an Apple iPhone sent us his Apple iPhone with a heavy heart. The Apple iPhone was spanking new, not even a scratch on the front or back of the unit.

Upon turning on the iPhone, the touchscreen does not work. Our experience engineer managed to fixed up the phone replace with a brand new LCD.

The owner would not believe that his dear Apple iPhone can be fixed with 60 mins and he gets to use it again.

You need more information on fixing your Apple iPhone, please feel free to get in touch with us.

Omni Tech Ltd, 378, Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland, Tel: (09) 8383943 is able to provide a full unlock for you. Do feel free to contact use for a free quote today! david@omnitech.co.nz

How Hip is your HipTalk?

2007-12-14T11:10:00.000+13:00

A HipTalk phone locked and cannot be used in no longer hip!

Now, at Omni Tech Limited, we can provide professional network unlock for your HipTalk Mobile.

Give us a call today and find out what can we do for you.

Omni Tech Ltd, 378, Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland, Tel: (09) 8383943 is able to provide a full unlock for you. Do feel free to contact use for a free quote today! david@omnitech.co.nz

Your Sidekick is giving you problem?

2007-12-14T11:04:00.000+13:00

If you Sidekick, Side Kick, phone is locked and cannot be used here in New Zealand, you can solve this problem by contact us.

Omni Tech Ltd, 378, Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland, Tel: (09) 8383943 is able to provide a full unlock for you. Do feel free to contact use for a free quote today! david@omnitech.co.nz

Unlocking and unblocking Sidekick Phone

2007-12-14T11:00:00.000+13:00

If you have a Sidekick Phone with a network lock and cannot be use in New Zealand, you have found the solution already!

Omni Tech Ltd, 378, Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland, Tel: (09) 8383943 is able to provide a full unlock for you.

Do feel free to contact use for a free quote today! david@omnitech.co.nz

Apple iPhone Unlocking, Omni Tech Limited, Auckland, New Zealand

2007-11-30T14:41:00.000+13:00

Why risk your valueble and expensive Apple iPhone in the hands of amature? Now you can have a piece of mind to let the leading mobile phone specialist to do your Apple iPhone unlocking.

Please take note that there are a lots of amatures, standing over the counter and pretend to be phone technicians (with no actual training, experience and certification) at the retail counter these days. You do not have to risk your iPhone in the hands of the amatures any more.

Omni Tech Limited, 378 Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland, New Zealand now provide full range of Apple iPhone unlock, software upgrade and downgrade (yes, this not a misprint).

You can call us at +649 83838943 or email us at info@omnitech.co.nz for further information on Apple iPhone unlock.

Mobile Phone Data Cable

2007-11-14T15:28:00.000+13:00

The USB data cable are one of those thing you love to hate and can't live without it as a phone user. As a Nokia and Sony Ericsson mobile phone user, I use the datacable to send and receive text messaging (SMS'); it is far better than using the Bluetooth connection or the infra-red port. The following are the some things you can do with your mobile phone datacable:

1. Edit, Backup, and Organize the personal phonebook on PC and Upload to phone, also synchronize Microsoft Outlook & Outlook Express contacts with Mobile phone.

2. Support SME, EMS and MMS. With MMS Composer, you can feel free to add cheerful animations, MIDI and audio clips on top of funny images and text to your MMS messages.

3. Compose and edit personal polyphonic ring tone with up to 128 different instruments. Create Hi-Fi music by superb recording and mixing/editing AMR. Voices and WAV audio files.

4. Spice up interesting images on your camera phone. Compose and edit favorite pictures and GIF clips into a surprising animation with more than 42 special effects. File Manager makes you download/upload files easily.

5. Support GPRS Mobile Internet Connectivity for the modem-capable phones. Enclosed GSM/GPRS Modem set-up utility is especially designed for Mobile phone users to facilitate Wireless Modem installation and Mobile Internet exploration.

6. Mobile phone software - USB Data Suite also functions as another handy charger to ease your traveling.

Best Tricks and Tips for your Nokia N95

2007-10-31T16:05:00.000+13:00

We have created a list of N95 tips and tricks for this phone after being disappointed with other Internet articles on customising your N95. If you have any other tips i haven't mentioned let me know and I'll add them to the list.

First if you want to get the best from your phone READ THE HANDBOOK!

The N95 is a Symbian 60 phone like the N73, N80 and N70 before it and so some of the tips are based on ideas from these phones.Some of the tips will also work for Nokia Symbian 60 phones like N90, N91, E61 and the E70.

We used Freeware applications for the N95 and avoided shareware although there is a lot out there.If you like the freeware Listed, you can find a good PC freeware list at:

http://pcsos.org.uk/freeware.html

http://o-k-computer.blogspot.com/

If you need more information on Nokia N95, please feel free to contact the professional engineers at Omni Tech Limited, 378 Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland. Tel: (09) 8383943, Fax: (09) 8383947, info@omnitech.co.nz

Broken Cell Phone? Liquid damaged? Cracked LCD?

2007-10-25T22:51:00.001+13:00

One of the most common damages done to mobile phone is broken LCD. Usually owner is not aware of minor mishaps, drop or minor accidents that cause his phone's LCD damaged. Sometimes, people spill liquid on the phone (a few drops will do the job), sat on the phone (yes, Nokia N95, N93i), squeezed the phone in the pocket (Motorola RAZR, V2, V3), dog chew on the phone (yes, that happens).

Once the LCD is broken, in most cases owner cannot claim product warranty at all from the authorized dealer they bought the phone from; insurance is not likely to replace you a new phone (unless you have a very good coverage or intensive mobile phone insurance plan).

Omni Tech Limited repairs most makes of mobile phones. Our LCD repairing service includes in-store and by shipping via registere courier to us.

Other than than, we cater for mobile phone repairs including repairing software failure within the phone to replacing LCD screens. One of the most common repair services is broken LCD screens that have occurred due to dropping or accidental breakage.

The common repairs Omni Tech Limited had performed:
Water damaged handset, Signal loss problems, Damaged housing, Faulty LED's, Mic & Speaker problems, Power Connections and Software problems.

How much do you charge?
First of all, you pay only $22.50 (non-refundable full inspection fees) for detailed description of the fault so we can give you an exact repair cost, with your consent to go ahead with the repair, we will do it quickly for you. Upon payment, we even deduct the $22.50 from the final repair bill.

How to pay us?
Please pay us via online banking (with New Zealand) or direct cash deposit to our Westpac Bank Account. Please use your job reference number as your deposit reference/proof. You then email us at info@omnitech.co.nz to advice your payment status. Interbank online payment may take 2-3 days to show up in our account.

How to pack your phone before sending it to us?
Take out your simcard and keep it safe, as this is not needed to repair your phone.Fully charge the battery and turn your phone off. -Wrap your phone in bubble wrap or similar. Place wrapped phone in a jiffy bag, along with your addressed Courier Post (signature-required) bag. We strongly recommend you ship your phone via siganture-required courier shipping only to ensure your phone is delivered and signed for by us safely. Your phone is good as lost if you ship by parcel post or non-registered/insured courier shipping, so; do be advice.

Contacting us:
If you have more queries or questions, please visit our site at www.omnitech.co.nz or email us a info@omnitech.co.nz
We are located at 378, Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland.
Our phone number is (09) 8383943 and fax number is (09) 8383947.
We are open seven days a week (except public holidays).

Mobile Phone Unlocking

2007-10-25T22:43:00.000+13:00

Mobile Phone Unlocking is one of the most popular modifications that anyone has carried out to their mobile phone. So what is mobile phone unlocking?To have your mobile phone unlocked is to remove the sim lock which dedicates your phone to one network."Why would I want to unlock my phone and use this mobile phone unlocking UK service?", you may be asking, well, If you want to change network suppliers i.e. say from network X to network Y, you would have to pay network X in the region of $50 to $250 to do so, basically because they don't want you to join someone else for the obvious reason that they would lose your money!

So, what do we do? We simply un-lock the sim locks from the phone so that you can use any network you please - the way we think it should be! Please do not attempt to do unlocking without knowing what you are doing with the proper hardware and unlocking software. Many had killed of their brand new phones (especially the new 3G phones).

Unlock is simple, fast and not illegal (if it is done by professionals). In the old days, when mobile phones where the size of brief cases (only joking) the only way to unlock your mobile phone was to rig it up to a pc, try all sorts of "unlocking software" hoping that the handset wouldn't die, flash it and remove the lock. Omni Tech Limited was the most talked about and most respected mobile phone unlocking professional in Auckland, New Zealand.

Today, Omni Tech Limited can provide this service for Nokia mobile phones. Why waste your money to buy a new phone to use in New Zealand? Give us a call and we can sort you out and take away your misery!

Note: Mobile phone unlocking is not to be confused with mobile phone unblocking blacklisted. Unblocking a blacklisted handset is in fact ILLEGAL. Anyone carrying this proceedure out can face a large fine and the distinct possibility of doing porridge at the jail. A handset only becomes blocked when it has been reported stolen by the legitimate owner, or replacement unit being claimed for lost.

All that's required is for a simple form to be submitted and a nominal fee to be procured and the remote unlock procedure on almost any Nokia mobile phone can be carried out.

Besides that, Omni Tech Ltd will be able to provide unlock for the newer generations of mobile phone (please call David for free quote and information at +6498383943 or email us at info@omnitech.co.nz)

How do I increase N70 battery life?

2007-10-25T22:34:00.001+13:00

Nokia N70 comes with BL-5C Li-Ion 970 mAh battery. It promises about 3.5 hours of talk time and nearly 11 days of stand-by time. However it is usual to hear complaints of the Nokia N70 battery not being good. Often the situation can be improved a lot if we were to identify the prime cause of power drain.

First step is to accept that the N70 is no mean machine. It houses a multi-tasking operating system, and packs several devices into one small unit. Do not compare it's needs with a normal cellphone. You are safest if you make it a habit to charge it daily when your day's work is done or while you are sleeping. This is what you would do if it were a Laptop or a PDA, and these are what are closer cousins of an N70 than the ordinary cellphone that probably has a low resolution camera and can play some polyphonic tones.

Okay, now here are the prime culprits for draining battery.

1) Talking too much!
When you are talking to your girl/boy friend, you probably end up thinking that you used up much less time than you actually did - Theory of Relativity by Einstein. If you are a sales person or spends lot of time talking to friends, get a backup battery. If a little increase in the talk time would satisfy you, try the tips that follow or get a BL-6C (1070 mAh) battery. It is a bigger battery but Nokia seems to have left just enough space under the battery hood for the BL-6C. However, be aware that it is a really tight fit and if you don't insert the battery and close the lid very carefully, you might end up spoiling the cover. It may not be a bad idea to monitor your call time at the end of calls. In case you don't get to see the call duration, go to Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Call and enable the "Summary after call" option.

2) Operating the phone in low signal areas
It takes energy to keep searching out for your provider's network. The same can happen when traveling where the reception keeps varying. Look for a better provider if feasible.

3) Keeping 3G and Bluetooth ON even when not required
You can disable 3G by Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Network and setting the Network mode to GSM instead of Dual mode. To disable Bluetooth go to Menu -> Connect. -> Bluetooth.

4) Heavy applications used frequently or kept running in the background
Heavy applications are those which use a lot of CPU power. These can include virus scanners, players (movie, music, graphics), 3D games, GPS utilities and office applications. Usage of the video camera and external speakers also drains power. A graphical-oriented theme could also have some minor contributions to depleting batery power. Since N70 allows multitasking, often you may leave multiple applications running by using the Menu key. Keeping the Menu key pressed would bring up the active tasks list. You can close unnecessary applications by moving the selection to the unwanted one and hitting the Clear (right-bottom C) key. Usage of video calls and bluetooth can result in exhausting the battery power quickly.

5) Old battery
Some suggest a full charge before first use and occassional full-draining before recharging. However, there doesn't seem to be any proof that these work.

6) Keeping the brightness level high
See if you can afford to reduce the brightness of the LCD screen and the time it remains ON, by navigating to Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Phone -> Display.

Need more advice and tips?
Please get in touch with S. Y. Lim at Omni Tech Limited, Auckland, New Zealand

Where do I get free S60 software for my Nokia N70?

2007-10-25T22:33:00.001+13:00

The N70 runs a Symbian Series 60 v2 Feature Pack 3 Operating System.

Most of the software or games that claim to be for Symbian Series 60 (S60 for short) work for N70. For most you would need the latest versions. There is a lot of free software available on the Net which becomes evident the moment you run a google query for, say, "S60 Free Software". Please be aware though that some can cause your phone to hang or at times can contain viruses. The best policy is to stick to popular and purchased utilities that have good reviews available.

It provides support forJava Applications through Java™ MIDP 2.0 & CLDC 1.1 (J2ME). What this means is that you can run most of the Java applications.

You can find a good compilation of free S60 software at the 3-Lib Page.

Useful Java and Symbiam applications (not all is free) might be found at GetJar.com.

I recommend the following very useful free utilities:

Autolock - lets you setup autolocking of the keypad after a configurable period of inactivity.

Fexplorer - a very versatile and must-have file manager.

XXL ScreenSaver - keep a big time display on screen with additional information when the phone is in locked mode.

How do I upgrade the N70 memory?

2007-10-25T22:32:00.000+13:00

Apart from the 22 MB of free internal memory, Nokia N70 comes with a 64 MB Reduced Size Dual Voltage (1.8/3V) MultiMediaCard (MMC).

This is a half-sized card, so don't confuse it with the normal MMC or SD cards. While this memory is sufficient to store day-to-day data, it would soon run out if you want to store several music tracks, a few movies, several recorded video clips, some audiobooks, pictures etc.Currently RS-DV MMC is available with upto two gigabytes (2 GB) capacity. You could get a good one GB Kingston brand card easily on online stores such as eBay, Amazon or photo/cellphone vendors for under $50. Nokia too sells these cards but are costlier. Try not to go for unheard of companies. Any of Nokia, Sandisk or Kingston would be fine, the latter to being specialists in memory cards. If you intend to use the N70 as an MP3 or Movie player or would like to take lot of photos or capture video for long then this would be money well spent.

Okay, you did get a new RS-DV MMC, a 512 MB or a 1 GB. First thing to do would be to copy the data from the existing 64 MB card to the new one. If you are one of those lucky ones who have a Laptop or PC with a Memmory card reader, things are easy. The reduced sized cards come with an extension piece which makes it a full MMC card. Use the full cards to temporarily copy all the data from the 64 MB card to the computers hard disk and then copy it back into the new MMC.

The other way is to use the PC Suite software along with the PC Connectivity cord to transfer the files and folders temporarily to the PC. Now if you are one of those unfortunate souls who don't have a computer in sight, you can ignore to copy the data (yes! the phone would still work fine) or do it with a little patience by using the N70's in-built memory.

To do this go to Menu -> Tools -> File Mgr. and then copy the folder/files to a temporary folder created in the phone's memory. Note that you can switch between the phone's memory and the card's memory using the right & left arrow keys in File Manager. Depending on you may need to do it in pieces.

Note: The removable memory card is by the right side of the N70. Open the flap carefully (looks a bit flimsy) and use your nails to give the card a push to pop it out. When inserting it back feel the click into position.

Why not Nokia N70?

2007-10-25T22:27:00.000+13:00

Why Nokia N70?

Nokia N70 is a popular N-Series SmartPhone from Nokia featuring 3G Video Call, a powerful MP3/AAC/M4A player, an amazing Video Camera that can store videos directly in ultra-compressed MP4 format, a 2-megapixel Digital Camera, a Radio, Microsoft Office, Text and PDF viewers, Image and Video editing capabilities, multi-tasking as in Windows and above all the capability to expand the features by installing Symbian Series 60 (S60) software. It is an excellent cellphone with Bluetooth, Tri-band, GSM/WCDMA support, Picture Messaging and excellent call clarity. It supports screensavers, themes and desktop wallpapers as well as has all the other handheld type features such as calendar, reminder, notes, calculator, converters etc.

While there are heavier and bigger models in the NSeries, the N70 offers the right amount of everything with an excellent form factor. For example one could ask – When you get crystal clear video, photos and text on screen with a 176x208 resolution screen, what do you get extra by having a 320x240 or more resolution other than ending up with more picture/movie size? Or when you could print a 1.3 Megapixel photo with acceptable quality on a 5x7 inch photopaper, why would someone need more than a 2 megapixel camera for the casual photographer? If it is an MP3 player alone that you desire, go for an iPod rater than an N91. If it is a excellent digital camera that you want, go for a good Nikon or Sony digital camera rather than an N80 or a Sony Eriksson K800. The cellphone just can’t get as good as a professional device! If it is a good bit of everything that you want at a size that fits into your palm and cost that fits into your pocket, Nokia N70 is the one for you!

Got a Nokia N70 already? Great! Let us get the best out of it.

If you need to unlock your N70 to be use in New Zealand, please email us or visit our site

Power user tips: W800i Camera tips

2007-10-17T21:14:00.000+13:00

1 = Opens menu with "picture size" ready to select
4 = Toggles Macro mode (for close up photos)
7 = Toggels Night mode
* = Toggles Light (I also find this is the fastest way to use the light as a torch in the dark)
0 = While in video mode toggles length of recording.

Mute camera sounds: Before opening the lense cover hold # to toggle between silent mode easially.
Change brightness = <>

Secret Menu for Sony Ericsson W800i and K750i

2007-10-17T21:08:00.000+13:00

This are some info we found on the net. Use it at your own risk ;-)
Note: "<" means move joystick left, etc

Service menu = >*<<*<*

Lock status = <**<

IMEI number = *#06#

Access contacts on sim card = Any nubmer then # (e.g. 9# to go to 9th entry on sim card.)

Phone status = Either volume button

Fake iPhone: tPhone

2007-10-17T20:55:00.000+13:00

Few days before the official launch of iPhone in America, there has been fake iPhone, called tPhone available to purchase in China. tPhone has the similar design, as it’s 80% copied from iPhone design. Besides that, the price came at half of iPhone in the market. For sure, in term of available features and functions, it definitely can’t be matched with iPhone.The Software looks ugly and you have to use a pen (that comes with it) to navigate, not hand as in iPhone. Video and sound quality are OK but not great.

The video of the fake iphone is located here http://youtube.com/watch?v=f_8wuVEYMZ8

Mobile Phone Network Unlock (BB 5 Platform)

2007-10-16T13:28:00.000+13:00

The following are the pricing table for unlocking BB5 range of mobile phones to be used in New Zealand.Please call +6498383943 or email info@omnitech.co.nz to confirm pricing. Price is includes GST, subject to change withour prior notice.

Service charge $180 each of this model: N95, N80, N73, E50, E60, E62, E65, E61

Service charge $150 each of this model: 7390, 6280, 6288, N72, 3250, 5500, 6233, 6234, N91

Service charge $120 each of this model:6270, 6300, 6131, 7370, 7373, N71, 6151

Service charge $100 each of this model:5300, 3110, 5200, 6085, 6086

Service charge $50 each of this model:6680, N90, 6630, 6681, 6682

Charger Compatible Chart for Mobile Phone

2007-10-16T12:46:00.000+13:00

Please consult your mobile phone user manual to confirm the type of wall charger to be used.

Type: Nokia N71, compatible with:
Nokia 6101, 6103, 6111, 6125, 6270, 6280, 7370, E61, N70, N71, N80, N90, N91, N92

Type: Nokia 3310, compatible with:
1100, 3310,3315, 2270 , 2280 , 2285 , 2300 2600 , 2650 , 3100 , 3108 , 3120, 3200 3220, 3310 , 3315 , 3510 , 3510i 3650 3660 , 5100 , 5140 , 5210 , 6100 6108 6170 , 6220 , 6230 , 6260 , 6310 , 6310i 6510 , 6600 , 6610 , 6610i , 6630 , 6650 6670 , 6800 , 6810 , 6820 , 7200 , 7210 7250 , 7250i , 7260 , 7270 , 7280 , 7600 , 7610 , 7650 , 7700 , 8210, 8250 8310 , 8810 , 8850 , 8855, 8890 , 8910 8910i , 9210i Communicator , 9300 9500 Communicator, THR850 , THR880

Type: Sony Ericsson T610, compatible with:
Sony Ericsson A2618, A2618S, A3618, R190, R250, R310, R320, R380, R520, R 600, T20, T28, T29, T39, T60, T65, T66, T68 T100, T102, T106, T200, T238, T300, T310, T312, T600, T602, T608, T610, T618, T628, T630, Z200 Z600P802, P800, P900, P900i, PAA GM 818, GM 718, K700, K700I, K700C, K500, T290C, K508C, T237, K680i, V 600i, K600i, Z800i, V802

Type: Sony Ericsson K750, compatible with:
W850i, W950c, W950i, W710c, W710i, W700c, W300i, W300c, W700i, W810c, W810i, W900c, W900i, W800c, W800i, W850i, W600c, W600i, W550c, W550i, W700c, Z710i, Z710c, Z550c, Z550i, Z525a, Z530c, Z530i, Z520a, Z520c, Z520i, P990i, P990c, M608c, M600i, V630i, K610i, K310a, K310c, K310i, K758c, K750c, K750i, K800i, K810i, K510i, K200i, K220i, K550i, J100i, J220i, J230i, S600i, Z610i, Z520i, Sharp GX29

Type: Motorola V525, compatible with:
Motorola V260, V262, V265, V710, V810 V300, V400, V500, V505, V515, V525, V550, V551, V600, V620, A830, A835, A840, A845, A630 , E310, T300p, V60, V80, V120, MPX220, T720 , T722, T730, T731, C331T, C343, C353, V66 , V70, A760, V60, V66, V60i, V70, T720, V120, I80S, I85, I95CL, I90C, I60C, V303, V80, E398, V1050

Type: Motorola V3, compatible with:
Motorola A668, A780, E680, E680i, E770v, MPx, MPx200, RAZR, V3, V3i, V3x, V360, V1150, V8
KRZR K1, K1m, RAZR V3, V3c (GSM & CDMA), V3m, V3e, V3i, V3r, V3t, Moto Q, / L2, L6, SLVR L7, V8, E680, PEBL U6, V6, V190, V195, V197, V323, V325, V360, V365, W315, Blackberry Pearl 8100, 8700, 8700c, 8700f, 8700g, 8700r, 8700v, 8703e, 6510, 7510, 7520, 7210, 7230, 7250, 7270, 7280, 7290, 7100g, 7100i, 7100t, 7100v, 7100r, 7100x, 7105t, 7130g, 7130c, 7130e, 6210, 6220, 6230, 6280, HTC Wizard, HTC Apache, Cingular 8125, 8525 (HTC TyTN, JasJam, Hermes), Audiovox PPC-6700, UTStarcom XV6700, Orange SPV M3000, Qtek 9100, i-Mate K-Jam, O2 XDA Mini S, T-Mobile MDA Vario, Dopod 838

Type: Sharp GX30, compatible with:
Sharp GX32, GX30, GX25, GX15GZ100, GZ200, TM100, TM150, V902, SX813, V903, V703, SX833, SX313

Your name card is worth $20?

2007-05-24T17:05:00.001+12:00

Do you get paid each you refer you mate where to get the best burger, hottest club, to watch a good movie? The answer is NO.

Similarly, when you refer a customer to have his phone repair or unlock, you will not be rewarded for your effort.

At Omni Tech Limited, we will be glad to reward you with $20.00 cash for each paid customer you referred to repair his mobile phone or unlocking.

For those of you working part-time at phone dealership now can ear easy cash income. Whenever you refer us a customer who needs mobile phone repair or phone unlock.

This is what you do:
(1) Give your customer your name card, behind it, write down our address: Omni Tech Ltd, 378 Great North Road, Henderson
(2) We can see your name card when your referred customer to our service centre.

(3) Upon phone repaired and paid, we will directly deposit the payment into your bank account.

Please send us your banking details to info@omnitech.co.nz

All business dealing can be done through your private email and private 021 number, sweet as!
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Mobile Phone and Charger at Wholesale

2007-05-24T17:00:00.000+12:00

We are able to supply mobile phone, wall charger and in-car chargers to mobile phone dealers. Besides that, we have stocks for iPod chargers. All mobile phone chargers and accessories carries one year manufacturer's warrant (terms and condition applies).

Please email info@omnitech.co.nz for pricing. No order is too big or too small!

State-of-the-Art Mobile Phone Repair Module

2007-05-20T23:39:00.000+12:00

All our authorised dealers will not only 24/7 web support at htt://omnitech.co.nz, but have access to our efficient Online Mobile Phone Repair Module. As an authorised agent, you can enjoy the following:
- Multi-site and multi-account access
- Online repair job submission, tracking and report
- Monitor the physical movement of the repair unit
- Invoice and repair statement printing

To register yourself free (for the promotion period only), please go to http://omnitech.co.nz and register yourself. Please use a private email address for this purpose. You need to email us at info@omnitec.co.nz or call us at (09) 8383943 to get your account approved.

Your Unfair Advantage!

2007-05-20T23:29:00.001+12:00

It a growing trend that mobile phone retailers are losing their regular and loyal customers due to the mobile phone warrranty issues, non-workable repair solution and $75 "evaluation fee" charge by certain repair centres.

The customers with out of warrant mobile phone will suffer the most as they cannot get their mobile phone fixed. This goes without saying for those new mobile phone owners (e.g. new phone suffer from water or impact damage, cracked LCD), there is NO WAY they claim for any repair or replacement under the one year warranty. Often, customer will have to prove that the fault is manufacturer's in order to claim for any warrantied repair.

You will not go wrong with Omni Tech on repair cost and customer satisfaction. Besides that, we offer 90 days warrant on specific repair work done. These are the advantages you can will enjoy by using Omni Tech's professional repair services:
- Add value to your current mobile phone retail
- Extra income stream as a autohrise repair dealer
- Build and expand customer loyalty
- Increase the good will of your business

Realistic Pricing and No Hidden Cost:!!

2007-05-20T23:18:00.000+12:00

Customer will be charged only $22.50 for inspection fee on his mobile phone and he will be adviced the extend of the fault and estimated cost of repair before we go ahead with the repair job. Some repair centres charge $75 just to "look at" your faulty mobile phone and tell you verbally that your phone is not covered by warranty (your words agains them!). Worse of all, if you do not pay the $75 "evaluation fee" (even your phone was not inspected!); you can't get your phone back! Some consumer get slapped with a huge repair bill (e.g. $175 repair bill for a phone cost $300 to $400)

What We Can Offer you?

2007-05-01T08:47:00.000+12:00

Omni Tech provide professional repair, unlock and ublock services for 3G, GSM and CDMA mobile phones. Besides that we also cater for out of warrant mobile phones with the following faults:
- Water Damage
- Network/Signal trouble - Change of language
- Color LCD Replacment - 3G, GPS, MMS setting
- Software troubleshooting - Charging Problem

(Terms and contions apply, please refer to our website http://omnitech.co.nz)

About Omni Technology

2007-04-29T17:38:00.000+12:00

We are New Zealan's leading special in repairing GSM, CDMA, 3G mobile phone , unlock. We take pride in servicing our clients well with above par repair service. Our repair centre is equipped with cutting edge and up to date equipment, besides that there are professional mobile phone technicians to perform repair services.

Our client will rest assure to have access to wide range of choice for the lasted 3G mobile phones, smartphones, mobile phone chargers, bluetooth devices and accessories.

Other than, we are retailing original iPod, MP3, MP4 at competative pricing along with digital camera and acessories.

We welcome any retail, wholesale, trade-in inquiries.

For more information, please visit our web site at www.omnitech.co.nz
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Get Ready! We are opening soon!

2007-04-29T16:31:00.000+12:00

We will be launching our professional mobile phone repair, unlock service on 9th May, 2007. Our physical address is located at:

Omni Tech Limited
378 Great North Road
Henderson, Waitakere 0612
New Zealand

Contact Info:
Tel: +649 8383943, Fax: +649 8383947
Email: sales@omnitech.co.nz
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