US T-Mobile HTC Series Google Android Phone Unlock - Dr Mobiles Limited, Takapuna, Auckland

If you have one of the latest HTC smartphone and need to be unlcok the network, please feel free to contact us and we shall be happy to sort you out!

For more information, please contact us via www.drmobiles.co.nz.
Dr Mobiles Limited
1 Huron Street, Takapuna
Auckland 0622, New Zealand
Tel:  +649 551-5344

Unlock T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream)

Unlock your HTC Dream G1 - Gphone from Google and HTC.
Worldwide T-Mobile, Orange, TIM and Movistar versions available.

Unlock HTC Desire (Bravo)

HTC Desire / Vodafone HTC Desire / T-Mobile HTC Desire / Orange HTC Desire / O2 HTC Desire / Three HTC Desire / Telus HTC Triumph / Telstra HTC Desire

Unlock HTC Legend (Legend)

HTC Legend / SFR HTC Legend / Vodafone HTC Legend / Virgin HTC Legend / Bell HTC Legend

Unlock Vodafone HTC Magic (Sapphire)

Vodafone HTC Magic / SFR HTC Magic G2 / Rogers HTC Magic / NTT DoCoMo HT-03A / HTC Magic G2 / Orange HTC Magic / TMN HTC Magic / Airtel HTC Magic / T-Mobile MyTouch 3G / T-Mobile HTC Fender myTouch 3G

Unlock HTC Hero (Hero)

HTC Hero / T-Mobile G1 Touch / T-Mobile G2 Touch / HTC Hero A6262 / HTC Hero Orange

Unlock HTC HD2 (Leo)

HTC HD2 / HTC HD2 T8585 / T-Mobile HTC HD2 / HTC HD2 T9193

Unlock HTC HD Mini (Photon)

HTC HD Mini / Vodafone HTC HD Mini / O2 HTC HD Mini / T-Mobile HD mini

Unlock HTC Desire HD (Ace)

HTC Desire HD / HTC Inspire 4G

Unlock HTC Desire Z (Vision)

HTC Desire Z / T-Mobile G2

Unlock HTC Wildfire (Buzz)

HTC Wildfire / Vodafone HTC Wildfire / Three HTC Wildfire / T-Mobile HTC Wildfire / Virgin HTC Wildfire

Unlock T-Mobile MyTouch 3G Slide (Espresso)

T-Mobile MyTouch 3G Slide

Unlock AT&T HTC Aria (Liberty)

AT&T HTC Aria / Optus HTC Aria / HTC A6370 / HTC Gratia / HTC Intruder

Unlock HTC Smart (Rome)

HTC Smart / O2 HTC Smart / Airtel HTC Smart

Unlock HTC Touch HD (Blackstone)

HTC Touch HD / HTC T8282

Unlock Nexus One (Passion)

Nexus One / Google Nexus One / HTC Dragon / Vodafone Nexus One / SFR Nexus One / Bouygues Nexus One

Unlock HTC Touch2 (Mega)

HTC Touch2 / T-Mobile HTC Touch2 / HTC T3333

Unlock HTC Tattoo (Click)

HTC Tattoo / HTC Tattoo Ink

Unlock HTC Touch Diamond2 (Topaz)

HTC Touch Diamond2 / T-Mobile MDA Compact V / O2 Diamond2 / HTC T5353 / AT&T HTC Warhawk / AT&T HTC Pure / HTC ST6356

Unlock HTC Touch Pro2 (Rhodium)

HTC Touch Pro2 / T-Mobile MDA Vario V / T-Mobile Wing II / HTC T7373 / AT&T HTC Fortress / HTC T7377 / HTC T7378 / T-Mobile Touch Pro 2 / Vodafone Touch Pro 2 / HTC Touch Pro 2 T7379 WorldWide Edition / Telus HTC Touch Pro2 / Verizon Touch Pro2 XV6875 / AT&T HTC Tilt2 / HTC ST7378 / HTC ST7377

Unlock HTC Touch Diamond (Diamond)

HTC Touch Diamond / HTC Touch Diamond P3702 / HTC Touch Diamond P3700 / SoftBank X04HT Touch Diamond / O2 XDA Ignito / NTT DoCoMo PRO series HT-02A / T-Mobile MDA Compact IV / Dopod Touch Diamond S900

Unlock HTC Touch Pro (Raphael)

HTC Touch Pro / O2 XDA Serra / AT&T Fuze / T-Mobile MDA Vario IV / SoftBank X05HT Touch Pro / NTT DoCoMo PRO series HT-01A / HTC T7272

First in New Zealand: HTC Remote Unlock - GSM Network by Dr Mobiles Limited

We are proud to annouce that Dr Mobiles Limited is the first company to offer professinal REMOTE unlock service for a wide range of smartphones.  Now are able to unlock most of the latest HTC smartphones.  We accept only Paypal as payment for unlocking.

For more information, please contact us via www.drmobiles.co.nz.
Dr Mobiles Limited
1 Huron Street, Takapuna
Auckland 0622, New Zealand
Tel:  +649 551-5344

Unlock Verizon HTC Imagio (Whitestone)

Verizon HTC Imagio / Verizon HTC Imagio XV6975

Unlock HTC 7 Trophy (Spark)

HTC 7 Trophy

Unlock HTC 7 Mozart (Mozart)

HTC 7 Mozart

Unlock HTC 7 Surround (Mondrian)

HTC 7 Surround

Unlock HTC HD7 (Schubert)

HTC HD7

Unlock T-Mobile MyTouch 4G (Glacier)

T-Mobile MyTouch 4G

iPad 2 vs. The Competition (Apple, Galaxy, Tab, Milestones, tech, news, report, update, Auckland)

Yesterday's iPad 2 announcement threw down the gauntlet to the host of tablet challengers, many of which haven't even gotten their product to market yet. How does Apple's second tablet compare to the first generation of its rivals? We pulled the specs for the new iPad and its closest competitors: the large-format Android tablets - Motorola's Xoom, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, and the LG Optimus Pad - HP's TouchPad, and the BlackBerry PlayBook.

Let's see how they compare:

Processor
iPad: Apple A5 1GHz dual-core 
Xoom: NVIDIA Tegra 2 1GHz dual-core
Galaxy Tab: NVIDIA Tegra 2 1GHz dual-core
Optimus Pad: NVIDIA Tegra 2 1GHz dual-core
TouchPad: Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.2 GHz dual-core
PlayBook: ARM Cortex-A9 1GHz dual-core

Storage
iPad: 16/32/64 GB
Xoom: 32 GB
Galaxy Tab: 16/32 GB
Optimus Pad: 32 GB
TouchPad: 16/32 GB
PlayBook: 16/32/64 GB

Network
iPad 2: 802.11 b/g/n, GSM, CDMA
Xoom: 802.11 a/b/g/n, CDMA
Galaxy Tab: 802.11 b/g/n, GSM
Optimus Pad: 802.11 b/g/n, GSM
TouchPad: 802.11 b/g/n, GSM
PlayBook: 802.11 b/g/n, WiMAX, LTE, HSPA+

Screen
iPad: 9.7" 1024x768
Xoom: 10.1" 1280x800
Galaxy Tab: 10.1" 1280x800
Optimus Pad: 8.9" 1280x768
TouchPad: 9.7" 1024x768
PlayBook: 7" 1024x800

Rear Camera
iPad: 720p HD
Xoom: 5 megapixel
Galaxy Tab: 8 megapixel
Optimus Pad: dual 5 megapixel
TouchPad: none
PlayBook: 5 megapixel

Front Camera
iPad: VGA
Xoom: 2 megapixel
Galaxy Tab: 2 megapixel
Optimus Pad: 2 megapixel
TouchPad: 1.3 megapixel
PlayBook: 3 megapixel

OS
iPad: iOS 4.3
Xoom: Honeycomb
Galaxy Tab: Honeycomb
Optimus Pad: Honeycomb
TouchPad: webOS 3.0
PlayBook: BlackBerry Tablet OS

Sensors
iPad: light, accelerometer, compass, gyroscope
Xoom: light, accelerometer, magnetometer, barometer, gyroscope
Galaxy Tab: light, accelerometer, compass, gyroscope
Optimus Pad: light, compass, gyroscope
TouchPad: light, accelerometer, compass, gyroscope
PlayBook: accelerometer

Video
iPad: 1080p HDMI, VGA
Xoom: 1080p HDMI
Galaxy Tab: HDMI
Optimus Pad: 1080p HDMI
TouchPad: n/a
PlayBook: HDMI

Available
iPad: March 11
Xoom: now
Galaxy Tab: unknown
Optimus Pad: "some time in the second quarter"
TouchPad: unknown
PlayBook: April 10? (rumor)

Price
iPad: starting at $499
Xoom: $599 WiFi, $799 3G
Galaxy Tab: unknown
Optimus Pad: unknown
TouchPad: unknown
PlayBook: $499? (rumor)

While most products have some unique feature or another that sets it apart from the rest, they are fairly comparable, at least to the casual user. What this suggests is that consumers are going to make their choice based on price and brand familiarity. And while many competitors have not released their prices yet - and may decide to set them based on the iPad - if this is the case, it could be that the iPad may continue to have the advantage for a while.

So is 2011 going to be "the year of the iPad 2?" We'll have to wait and see, though if competitors' offerings continue to be late out of the starting gate, the iPad's lead may be hard to overcome.

Blackberry Messenger May Be Coming to iOS (messenger, MSN, skype, ebuddy)

According to "multiple trusted sources," Research in Motion is poised to bring its extremely popular Blackberry Messenger (lovingly shortened to BBM) to both the iOS and Android platforms. Boy Genius Report reports that it could come to Android within the year, and iOS would follow after due to Apple's more restrictive app-approval process. 

The report also mentions that the software might actually come to both of these platforms for free, but RIM has not settled on a definite pricing plan, and may move to a one-time or a recurring pricing plan. BGR adds that "it might seem strange" for the company to bring one of the main selling points of their Blackberry devices to its rival platforms, but RIM might be trying to bring official software to these platforms, instead of copycat applications that currently occupy both OS's app stores. 

It seems that BBM for iOS and Android will be a "stripped down" version of the software, and users will still need a Blackberry device for all the features of BBM. But there's a potential that the if RIM provides excellent versions of the app, they could "own the entire messaging app category on every major smartphone OS."

Again, there is no word on timing at this point, but according to the report, the software is, in fact, in the works.

Dr Mobiles Limited

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

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Theme Of The Week: LiveOS, z | ui, iAluminum HD

LiveOS
bluemetal

LiveOS, an iPhone 4 theme, is designed by bluemetal. This theme is specifically designed with widgets in mind, creating a rather customizable design. The background contains an animated weather image with rain, clouds, snow, a moving sun and moon. 

The theme includes a slick black UI, and Themed Apps such as Safari, Mail, Clock, Camera, Photos, Calendar, Notes, Settings, Ipod, iTunes, Maps, Compass, and the AppStore. Along with many other features. It comes in English, German and French languages. 

Available in Cydia for $2.99

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-4-ne...44-liveos.html

z | ui
zausser

Another brilliant piece from zausser. z | ui, touts the phrase "sometimes less is more..." and in the case of this theme, it's true. And best of all, it's free! 

Don't waste any time, head over to the forums now to see the rest of the screenshots! 

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-4-ne...less-more.html

iAluminum HD
nerddownthestreet

While rather simplistic, it's a nice refresh on the eye. The theme comes with a template to make your own aluminum icons as well, which should be fairly simple even for a beginner.

The author has said he will soon include an iAcces keyboard, More SBSettings toggles, and of course, More Icons

This theme can be purchased in Cydia for $1.50.

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-4-ne...uminum-hd.html

Dr Mobiles Limited

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

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Apple: White iPhone 4 More Difficult to Manufacture

According to Apple's prepared statement, the paler shade of the iPhone 4 is proving to be more challenging to manufacture. As such, Apple has pushed back the launch date of the white model to the second half of July though the company did not state what difficulties it had encountered in making the white edition. Apple was keen to point out that the black iPhone model was not affected by the manufacturing process. |
Various retailers have noted that the white model would not be available at launch and when the iPhone 4 was made available for pre-order on June 15th, Apple listed only the black model as available.

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

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Chat With Apple's Tim Cook Hints To A Cheaper iPhone And More

Apple's COO Tim Cook, and the Bernstein Research analyst Toni Sacconaghi, recently sat down for a little one on one, and lots of things were revealed in the conversation. The whole purpose of the interview was to talk about Apple's business strategy, but for some reason Sacconaghi simply couldn't hold it until his interview got published and decided to spill the beans on some interesting things that are going on at Cupertino: 

While Tim stopped short of explicitly stating that Apple would pursue a lower price iPhone, he did state that Apple was working hard to "figure out" the prepaid market and that Apple didn't want its products to be "just for the rich," but "for everyone"; he also stated that Apple "understood price is big factor in the prepaid market" and that the company was "not ceding any market." Cook noted that Apple executives – including himself – had spent "huge energy" in China, noting that it is "a classic prepaid market." He further noted that the handset distribution model was poorly constructed and that Apple would look to "innovate" and do "clever" things in addressing that market. 

Again, the chat isn't really specific, but the whole prepaid market comments are the most interesting. Surely Apple is after making their iPhone fall in the hands of everyone they can in the market through a price drop, but making the full cost of ownership become affordable for people on a pre-paid service is genius. Many third world countries prefer this system because credit approvals stop being a limitation, and cash flows into the business before the user ever spends the services the carriers will provide. Time will tell if this ever holds water for the next generation iPhone launch somewhere in the summer.