See this link http://iphoneunlockinfo.com/1120/abby-technology-limited-mobile-phone-repair-unlock-auckland/
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
Abby Technology iPhone Unlock and Repair located in a US link
Some dude had hijacked my advertising to use on their own classified listing in the US! There is not much useful information on that site regarding mobile phone repair, network unlocking. They do not even mention if they replace cracked LCD or digiizer for Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS or Apple iPhone 4. On top of that, there is no specific information on jailbreaking, upgrade Apple iPhone software to iOS or iPhone 4.
See this link http://iphoneunlockinfo.com/1120/abby-technology-limited-mobile-phone-repair-unlock-auckland/
Well, at lease we are famous!
See this link http://iphoneunlockinfo.com/1120/abby-technology-limited-mobile-phone-repair-unlock-auckland/
Google is Changing Your TV: Coming Soon to a Phone Near You (tech, news, report)
Google TV is an open source operating system built on Google Android that will basically bring the web to your TV.
Google TV is an open source operating system built on Google Android that will basically bring the web to your TV.
Google TV will bring Google search and Google Chrome to your TV, built in to Sony TV’s, and as well as available to vendors to build into Blu-Ray players, and stand alone boxes. For launch, it will be available for Sony TV’s and Logitech boxes it seems (Google will open source the code in the Summer 2011).
Google TV will bring a ton of content to your site, just like many of the other set top boxes available out there now, the difference though, is the name recognition Google brings.
For example, Google TV will bring Google Chrome to your browser, so you will be able to browse the internet natively on your 50” TV. It will also bring Youtube, Google Listen – which lets you subscribe to audio and video podcasts and stream them right to your TV, and it will bring third party content too, potentially Hulu (it was on a screen capture during the event, nothing official was announced).
This could potentially change how TV is viewed on the… TV. Google will bring a ton of new content to the living room with Google TV that hasn’t previously been there.
I love watching Hulu on my big screen, but lugging my laptop over to it, plugging it in, getting the resolution setup, making sure the audio is working, and all that jazz is just to much work when it comes to just wanting to watch a TV show for 20 minutes.
The one thing that doesn’t excite me about Google TV is that it will not be out now. We are going to have to wait until the fall to just see the first devices, and I fear, like Android was on cellphones, it is going to take even longer for more companies to come out with their products after Google open sources the code next summer.
This device features a lot more features than it’s competitors in the Apple TV and other devices. With Google’s web properties and Chrome browser, I can see this being a hot item for nerds (no offense, I will be getting one too) this winter season.
Google TV will be available this fall from Best Buy stores nationwide.
Google TV will bring Google search and Google Chrome to your TV, built in to Sony TV’s, and as well as available to vendors to build into Blu-Ray players, and stand alone boxes. For launch, it will be available for Sony TV’s and Logitech boxes it seems (Google will open source the code in the Summer 2011).
Google TV will bring a ton of content to your site, just like many of the other set top boxes available out there now, the difference though, is the name recognition Google brings.
For example, Google TV will bring Google Chrome to your browser, so you will be able to browse the internet natively on your 50” TV. It will also bring Youtube, Google Listen – which lets you subscribe to audio and video podcasts and stream them right to your TV, and it will bring third party content too, potentially Hulu (it was on a screen capture during the event, nothing official was announced).
This could potentially change how TV is viewed on the… TV. Google will bring a ton of new content to the living room with Google TV that hasn’t previously been there.
I love watching Hulu on my big screen, but lugging my laptop over to it, plugging it in, getting the resolution setup, making sure the audio is working, and all that jazz is just to much work when it comes to just wanting to watch a TV show for 20 minutes.
The one thing that doesn’t excite me about Google TV is that it will not be out now. We are going to have to wait until the fall to just see the first devices, and I fear, like Android was on cellphones, it is going to take even longer for more companies to come out with their products after Google open sources the code next summer.
This device features a lot more features than it’s competitors in the Apple TV and other devices. With Google’s web properties and Chrome browser, I can see this being a hot item for nerds (no offense, I will be getting one too) this winter season.
Google TV will be available this fall from Best Buy stores nationwide.
iPad Tips and Tricks: 10 more essential tips and tricks for your iPad
I’m sure you’ve already been playing constantly with your new iPad since you got it. Here on iPad.net we have already given you 10 essential tips and tricks to get more from your iPad… There are loads of more great things you can do to personalize your tablet, so here is our second list of 10 more tips and tricks… http://tiny.cc/ipad-10tips
1. Use your iPad as an HD video player on your TV
It’s easy to hook up your iPad to your HD TV. You will need a couple of bits of extra kit: the Apple iPad dock to VGA connector. You then connect this to the VGA port on your TV and the 30 pin port on the iPad. So now you can watch streaming video in HD directly from your iPad onto your TV. Great.
2. Set your own sound levels
Go to ‘Settings’ then ‘iPad’ then ‘EQ’ to choose the style of the music you usually listen to. This will set the EQ levels automatically to make the audio output more palatable.
3. Changing your email signature
Go to ‘Settings’ then ‘Mail, Contacts, Calendars’. Go to the text box and change the default to anything you wish. Much better than the cheesy, “sent from my iPad”.
4. Use your iPad as a picture frame
This is really easy. To shuffle your photos in slideshow mode: Go to ‘Settings’, then ‘Picture Frame’. Switch the ‘Shuffle’ button to the ‘on’ position and you’re all set.
5. Download podcasts
With a couple of adjustments you can download podcasts directly to your iPad. Find the podcasts you want from iTunes then choose ‘Free’. For some reason, you need to set this up by using your PC or Mac to sync with your iPad. Is that an oversight by Apple?
6. Take an iPad screenshot
This is really easy. Press ‘Home’ and then the ‘Power’ button. Your iPad will automatically save your image in your photo lirary. From there you can edit and send like any other image.
7. Overheat
So far there have been no reports of the iPad actually overheating. Having said that, it can get really warm if it’s sat on your lap. Rest it on a magazine or a tray to keep your legs from scorching.
8. Smudge Alert
If you’re not using a screen protector, you’ll need an antistatic cloth to get rid of the inevitable smudges you’re going to get on your shiny new screen.
9. Speed up your Facebook
Facebook upload is a bit slow on iPad. To speed up a reload, just give your iPad a shake.
10. Charging
Recharging using the USB can be painfully slow or nonexistent. Best to recharge overnight using the wall socket.
This post is sponsored by:
Abby Technology Limited - Keeping you in touch....
DOminion Road, Mt Eden, Auckland 1024
http://go.to/abby
Mobile: 0212640000
abbytechnology[a]gmail.com
1. Use your iPad as an HD video player on your TV
It’s easy to hook up your iPad to your HD TV. You will need a couple of bits of extra kit: the Apple iPad dock to VGA connector. You then connect this to the VGA port on your TV and the 30 pin port on the iPad. So now you can watch streaming video in HD directly from your iPad onto your TV. Great.
2. Set your own sound levels
Go to ‘Settings’ then ‘iPad’ then ‘EQ’ to choose the style of the music you usually listen to. This will set the EQ levels automatically to make the audio output more palatable.
3. Changing your email signature
Go to ‘Settings’ then ‘Mail, Contacts, Calendars’. Go to the text box and change the default to anything you wish. Much better than the cheesy, “sent from my iPad”.
4. Use your iPad as a picture frame
This is really easy. To shuffle your photos in slideshow mode: Go to ‘Settings’, then ‘Picture Frame’. Switch the ‘Shuffle’ button to the ‘on’ position and you’re all set.
5. Download podcasts
With a couple of adjustments you can download podcasts directly to your iPad. Find the podcasts you want from iTunes then choose ‘Free’. For some reason, you need to set this up by using your PC or Mac to sync with your iPad. Is that an oversight by Apple?
6. Take an iPad screenshot
This is really easy. Press ‘Home’ and then the ‘Power’ button. Your iPad will automatically save your image in your photo lirary. From there you can edit and send like any other image.
7. Overheat
So far there have been no reports of the iPad actually overheating. Having said that, it can get really warm if it’s sat on your lap. Rest it on a magazine or a tray to keep your legs from scorching.
8. Smudge Alert
If you’re not using a screen protector, you’ll need an antistatic cloth to get rid of the inevitable smudges you’re going to get on your shiny new screen.
9. Speed up your Facebook
Facebook upload is a bit slow on iPad. To speed up a reload, just give your iPad a shake.
10. Charging
Recharging using the USB can be painfully slow or nonexistent. Best to recharge overnight using the wall socket.
This post is sponsored by:
Abby Technology Limited - Keeping you in touch....
DOminion Road, Mt Eden, Auckland 1024
http://go.to/abby
Mobile: 0212640000
abbytechnology[a]gmail.com
25 Tips to Become an INSTANT iPad Power-User (tech, news, report, Auckland)
Found some useful tips on becoming an "iPad Power User". A "must read" article for new iPad users! Check out the goodies at this link! Cheers! http://tiny.cc/ipad25tips
This post is sponsored by:
Abby Technology Limited - Keeping you in touch....
DOminion Road, Mt Eden, Auckland 1024
iPad Tips and Tricks: iOS 4 Tips and Tricks (Abby Technology - iPhone Repair, Auckland)
To learn more about iOS 4 and the many new features, we’ve compiled a few tips and tricks that will help. Even those using the version in their iPhones need to take help because new additions have completely changed the face of iOS 4 and it is especially tough to keep a track of the minor additions and changes introduced.
Here are a few of the many tips and tricks:
Unified Contacts Listing
iOS 4 is invested with a wonderful edge above than the earlier iOS version. This is actually a contacts app that unifies all contact details and flashes them on the “All Contacts” page as a properly compiled list. This is a wonderful deviation from the earlier versions which had a tendency to display the names of certain contacts several times over if they were being connected to independently on either Mobile Me accounts or corporate mail accounts.
Using this would enable easier access to information about any contact as all of it would appear on a single page. The option to link and unlink contact cards is also available.
VoiceOver Option for iBooks
iPad iOS 4 version would take a leap forth and even enable iPad owners to turn the iBooks that they otherwise read on their iPad screens into audio books. So they do not have to strain their eyes over the iPad screen any longer and can instead opt for listening to their passages being read out to them.
This end can be achieved by enabling the VoiceOver function through the following path:
Settings- General- Accessibility-Enable VoiceOver Post that, the book to be read can be launched and the selected text can be heard aloud through the application. Settings can as well be tuned to automatically turn pages and even for auto stop!
This post is sponsored by:
Abby Technology Limited - Keeping you in touch....
DOminion Road, Mt Eden, Auckland 1024
http://go.to/abby
Mobile: 0212640000
abbytechnology[a]gmail.com
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