Showing posts with label "Takapuna Repair". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "Takapuna Repair". Show all posts

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Top Ten (10) Most Ridiculous iPhone Apps (09) 551-5344 Takapuna, North Shore, Auckland

These are the leastly likely Apple iPhone apps that you will download and use!  Chek this link out.

Monday, April 18, 2011

Very Chilly Day at Takapuna, North Shore 18-4-2011 (Takapuna Apple iPhone Repair)

Today is the coldest day we since summer had ended. Though it was sunny but chilly wind was blowing hard out. We have had a good turn out of iPhone 4 repair customers and bunch of network unlock from tourists.
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1, Huron Street
Takapuna, Auckland 0622
www.drmobiles.co.nz
Tel: (09) 551-5344
Mob: (021) 264-0000
info@drmobiles.co.nz

Monday, March 21, 2011

The littel phone with big attitude: Nokia X2-01 Review 2011 (http://go.to/drmobiles/)

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Good build, QWERTY keyboard and one-touch access to music: the Nokia X2-01 has the right ingredients to serve and entertain. And if you’re looking to buy cheap, it’s an offer that’s hard to beat.
    
Nokia X2-01 official photos
Nokia has long made the low-end their fortress and X2-01 must be following a strategy that’s proven to work. The Nokia X2-01 is a music phone for the young with emphasis on Facebook and messaging.
With its combination of features and form factor versus price, the Nokia X2-01 has a market segment of its own. It’s another foot soldier in Nokia’s offensive in becoming the world’s number one QWERTY phone manufacturer.

Key features

  • Entry level QWERTY messenger bar
  • Quad-band GSM/EDGE connectivity
  • 2.4" 256K-color QVGA TFT display with great sunlight legibility
  • VGA camera with QVGA video recording at 24fps
  • Series 40 UI, 6th edition
  • Stereo FM radio with RDS
  • Bluetooth 2.1 (with EDR)
  • Standard microUSB port
  • microSD card slot (8GB supported, 2GB included)
  • 3.5mm audio jack
  • Good audio qualityMain disadvantages
  • No 3G
  • Piss poor camera
  • No smart dialing
  • No USB charging
We are ready to turn a blind eye to some of the disadvantages. 3G is not essential in this price range and so is a decent camera. The S40 is not the best-looking feature phone interface but it would’ve been a lot easier to live with if it had smart dial, some document viewer capabilities or basic multitasking.
Cost-cutting is key for the X2-01. Nokia obviously presumes the target audience doesn’t really need those things. The X2-01 is all about simplicity and ease of use plus some great build quality. This entry-level messenger will not be bothered by comparisons.
   
Nokia X2-01 live shots 

Monday, March 7, 2011

2011: Apple iPad II Review. Dr Mobiles Limited Apple iPhone 4 Repair and unlock, North Shore


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One little-noticed upgrade to the AT&T iPad 2's 3G radio will make a big difference to many users outside the US and international travelers: the refreshed tablet now supports quad-band UMTS, like the iPhone 4. The original iPad, as well as the iPhone 3G/3GS, only had tri-band UMTS, omitting support for the 900 MHz band common in Asia and parts of Europe. The Verizon model's CDMA radio, on the other hand, is compatible with very few carriers' networks worldwide, making it a poor choice for globetrotters.
One of the complaints about the iPhone 3G, and its successor the 3GS, was that it supported only AT&T's 850 and 1900 MHz UMTS bands, and the 2100 MHZ band used in Europe and Asia. Many carriers in Australasia, however, use the 900 MHz band, especially in rural areas, and since the European Commission opened up the 900 MHz band in 2009, carriers in Europe expanded their offerings in that frequency range as well. 900 MHz is attractive in less populated areas, because lower frequencies travel further and penetrate buildings more easily than the higher frequencies do, which means carriers don't have to deploy as many base stations. As a result, when the iPhone 4 included support for the UMTS VII operating band, it came as a relief to users in these areas. Previously, the best available to users of these carriers was slow EDGE or even GPRS service.
The GSM iPad's inclusion of 900 MHz support, then, means that the same device can be used with many carriers in Europe, Asia, and the Antipodes, where Vodafone offers rural 3G coverage using 900 MHz in Australia and New Zealand, The Verizon iPad may not be the best choice for international travelers, as its EV-DO Rev. A radio isn't compatible with many systems. However, for people who travel mostly between the US, Canada, and Mexico, the Verizon iPad should work just fine, as CDMA is fairly common in those countries.


1 Huron Street
Takapuna, North Shore 0622
Tel: (09) 551-5344, Mob: (021) 117-2222

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