Apple iPhone 4 Unlocked Solution for 4.1 Firmware, possibly from 19-11-2010 (Auckland, Abby Technology Limited).

The moment will be arriving soon to unlock your Apple iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 which are locked to 4.1 or in recovery mode.  http://tiny.cc/iphone4unlock

Please call or text 0212640000 to book your appointment to unlock your iPhone 3, 3GS and iPhone 4.  Booking is required via:
Text: (021) 264-000 or Email: abbytechnology[a]gmail.com

Instruction for Unlocking Service:

(1) Kindly remove your SIM card from iPhone for safe keeping.

(2) Print your full name, address, email and phone number on a paper & pasted on the back of your iPhone

(3) Please use only **insurece** Courier Post shipping to send phone to use for unlocking. Do remember to enclosed your own address/paid return Courier Post bag (signature-required).

(4) All data will be erased when phone is unlocked from Firmware 4.0.2 or 4.1

(5) Unlocking means we only unlock the phone's restriction code and we are not liable to any pre-existing faults on your iPhone (e.g. charging problems, on/off button).  However, you will be notified if we notice any faults on your phone when you courier it to use for unlocking.

(6) We may request proof of ownership or sales receipt before unlocking your iPhone as to ensure the rightful ownership of the expensive iPhone.

This post is sponsored by Abby Technology Limited - "Keep you in touch". Professional Android, Apple iPhone and BlackBerry repair services. 

Apple iOS: Gmail Gets Improved Web App on the iPhone (Apps, tips, tech, news, report, Auckalnd, "Abby Technology Limited")

You don't hear much about web apps these days, but there are some that look and function so well you might forget you're using Safari. Google has been constantly improving its Gmail web interface and they've recently revamped the mobile site again. Similar to the native Apple Mail app, the mobile version of Gmail's website is designed with the iPhone touch screen in mind.


You can swipe to archive a message, and now Google has improved the scroll speed to simulate the same quick flick of the finger to jump down in the mailbox. The toolbar has been anchored to the top of the screen, a welcome reversal of a recent change that had the toolbar floating over emails.


Now that the toolbar is fixed in place, several functions can be accessed from anywhere in the web app. If you are a user of the Gmail web app and the changes don't show up on your iPhone, make sure to clear the Safari cache and reload the page.


For developers, Google has offered to post information about the HTML and Javascript methods they used to make Gmail on the iPhone behave the way it does. The company periodically updates Gmail based on user feedback and the iPhone version is no different. So far the improved version of mobile Gmail is only available in English on the iPhone and iPod touch. Apple's iPad has its own web app version of Gmail optimized for the larger touch screen.


For those who use the Gmail web app often, the easiest way to access the page is to add a webclip to your home screen. This shortcut makes it possible to tap one icon to open Safari and load mobile Gmail immediately.

This post is sponsored by Abby Technology Limited - Blackberry, Android Phone Repair and Apple iPhone Unlock Professional.

Can I stop iPhone iOS apps from running in the background? (user, tips, tool, trick, Auckland, Apple iPhone

Apps can be designed to run in the background on iOS 4. Some users have reported battery drain or other issues and they suspect some apps might be the culprit. Icons for recently opened apps appear in the fast app switching (or multitasking) dock.


Apps can't be prevented from running in the background, however you can quit them by following these steps:


1. To access the dock double-click the Home button.


2. Swipe left and right to see all of the icons for recently used apps. Some of these may be running in the background. Others are in a suspended state.


3. To quit any processes and remove the icon from the dock, hold down on any icon in the multitasking dock.


4. The icons will wiggle and a red circle appears on each icon. Tap the red circle to quit the app
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Apple iPhone Repair: Google Business Listing for Abby Technology Limited, Auckland, New Zealand

Just browsed through our business listing with Google's local business directory.  Our link is located here.

Many though that  Abby Technology Limited is located in England which specialized in Apple iPhone 3, 3GS, iPhone 4 jailbreak, unlock and repair.  It is not so.  We are located in Auckland Central and North Shore City, Auckland, New Zealand.

The best way to get your beloved iPhone 3G or iPhone repair or replace cracked screen, give us a call or text us at (021) 264-0000.  We have a mobile team on the road during office hours to help out those iPhone users who are in distress or need quick fixing for their mobile phones.

DropBox 1.3 for iPhone, iPad now in App Store (Apple iPhone File Sharing, Auckland, "Abby Technology")

http://tiny.cc/Drop-Box

DropBox for iPhone and iPad has just been updated to version 1.3 and you can get it now from the iTunes App Store. Like Apple’s own MobileMe iDisk, it lets you store files online and sync them locally as well. Unlike iDisk it’s lightning fast, provides versioning (like Time Machine), and does a host of other great stuff as well. New features and fixes in 1.3 include:

• UI re-design with numerous visual enhancements including retina display support
• File caching (no need to re-download files you’ve already viewed!)
• Fullscreen landscape file viewing on iPad
• Finish uploads and downloads while in the background
• Create folders
• Bug fix for viewing CSV and some broken HTML files

The app is free, the service is free up to 2GB and then you can pay for 50GB and 100GB options. If you try out the new version, let us know what you think. Personally, I’m not digging the new UI yet, but I’ll give it some time…  The iPhone App link is located here.

This post is brought to you by Abby Technology Limited (3071547), Auckland, New Zealand.  We provided professional Apple iPhone 4 repair and unlocking. Text us at 0212640000.

Caught: Apple iPhone thief -- minutes later after GPS tracked him down! (Abby Technology, "iPhone Repair", Auckland, auto, asap)

A thief, Horatio Toure, who stole an Apple iPhone from its owner’s hands was arrested by American police within minutes after being tracked by global positioning system (GPS) software.


The 31 year-old snatched the highly-sought after phone from the hands of a software company employee who was testing a new application in San Francisco earlier this week.
But the hapless thief was arrested by police just nine minutes later after the iPhone tracked his every move.


The phone was being used to test a new real-time tracking application, which had been produced by Covia Labs, a software company based in the San Francisco Bay suburb of Mountain View.
David Kahn, the company’s chief executive, said he sent the 23 year-old female intern, who has not been named, out to walk around the block during a demonstration for a client.
The software is designed to help police and the military track officers in the field.


But as Mr Kahn and his client David Fonkalsrud watched a live map of the phone's location on his computer they became puzzled by how quickly the image was moving down the street.
Police said Toure had escaped by bicycle.


“We kind of noticed while that was happening, boy, she was really starting to move pretty fast and she wasn't heading back toward the place," Mr Kahn told the San Jose Mercury News.
"Moments later she comes bursting into the office and said she'd just been mugged."
Mr Kahn said he used the software to track the thief's movements while the intern called police.
"It was pretty exciting to realise what was going on and wondering if he had noticed," Mr Kahn said.
“I actually had an adrenaline rush. Obviously if he had turned off the phone that would have been it."


Mr Fonkalsrud added: “It probably sounds almost unreal. It's almost as if it's a bank robber picking a day to rob a bank when there are five police officers in the branch."
The pair denied the incident was a publicity stunt.


Albie Esparza, a San Francisco Police spokeswoman, said: “That's pretty effective software, I would say.
"Criminals are opportunistic. … But I'm sure even criminals won't take a chance if they know that there's a tracking device."
Toure was later charged with theft and possession of stolen property after the intern identified him as the thief. He will appear in court at a later date.
An Apple spokesman was unavailable for comment.