Threats by a "manager" from Vodafone, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand (criminal, offence, cyber, crime, criminal, racism)

Was surprise to received a voice message by an idiot who claims to be some sort of "God Manager" from Vodafone and claims that he will issue tra-pass me from visiting that branch.  The voice message seem to be racist in nature and he sounds like he is very much educated or posses any respectable communication skills.  I have been a Vodafone customer since 2004 until this 22 November 2010 for the On Account package.  We will give this a benefit of a doubt before take legal action on the suspect.  http://tiny.cc/newmarket

This suspect do not realize that he is only a normal worker on fixed average income but wants to play God with those business owners (they have a lot time, money and resources to initiate legal action).  It is sad to see a great company's image and reputation killed by an uneducated cow (if the suspect is truly an employee of Vodafone).

It is easy to let the world know about this weird person with very low self-esteem.  The legal avenue for action would be:(1) File a police report at Auckland Central Police Station
(2) Meet with the Race Relation and give them a copy of the Police Report
(3) Contact Human Right Commission (HRC), www.hrc.co.nz
(4) File a report on this idiot with Department of www.justice.govt.nz
(5) Meet up with New Zealand Herald and tell them the "news"
(6) Release all complaint reports to the Labor Party and local MP, sweet!
(7) Organize a meeting with Vodafone Corporate Communication

In the past, our groups had been successful to speed up the process to get rid of Paul Henry for good through the use of:
(1) FaceBook.com's forum
(2) Sending heaps of twits via www.twitter.com (some chap have over 60,000 followers!)
(3) Share the report with online news portal like www.stuff.co.nz
(4) Use the power of famous bloggers to address this issues
(5) Organize public protest with signs, giant poster outside the Newmarket branch (as claimed by the idiot).

Ask all business owners to spread this matter, use word of mouth to ask business owner to swtch to 2Dgrees, Telecom for their mobile phone service and land line internet broadband.

If we do this for three to six months with full media exposures and the reach of the internet; it will sure make a dent on any business.

3G network brings internet to Mount Everest climbers (tech, news, report, update, record, Auckland, Apple, iPhone, Repair)

Mount Everest climbers can now surf the internet and make video calls through a 3G network, Nepalese telecoms firm Ncell says.

The company has installed eight 3G base stations along the route to Everest base camp.

The wireless network could help thousands of tourists who visit Mount Everest every year, Ncell claims.

Climbers and trekkers in the Everest region have so far relied on satellite phones and a voice-only mobile network.

Ncell, which is owned by the Swedish company TeliaSonera, says its highest 3G base station is near Everest base camp at 5,200 metres (17,000 ft).

The coverage would reach the summit of the world's highest mountain, company head Pasi Koistinen, said.

He added that this had not been tested yet.

The 3G network will help climbers and trekkers stay in touch with their families and trip organisers, Mr Koistinen said.

It will also enable them to receive weather reports and safety information while they are climbing.

Around 3,000 people have climbed to the Everest summit since Edmund Hillary first conquered the peak in 1953 and used runners to carry messages from his expedition to the nearest telegraph office.

Less than one third of Nepal's population have access to telecommunication services.

TeliaSonera announced that it would invest more than $100m (£63m) in the next year to increase mobile coverage in the country.

Source: BBC World News

For real! Women find Men with iPhones more Attractive (science, report, tech, social, news, Auckland, iPad)

Men with iPhones are more attractive to women than their counterparts who don’t use the Apple Inc. device, according to a survey by a British cellphone retailer.

Among 1,500 women surveyed by Phones 4U Ltd., 54 per cent said they would be likelier to date a man with an iPhone, the Newcastle-under-Lymebased company said.

The iPhone has helped Apple to surpass analysts’ earnings estimates. The company said Wednesday that second-quarter net income almost doubled to $3.07 billion US, boosted by the shipment of 8.75 million iPhones.

About two million iPhones have been sold in Britain, with 75 per cent of the touch-screen devices going to men aged 18 to 40, according to Phones 4U.

Downloads of dating applications for smartphones exceeded 250,000 last year, Phones 4U said.

In the survey, 37 per cent said owning an iPhone, which is typically marketed under a long-term contract, makes a man seem more reliable and a better candidate for a second date.

So Guys better save some cash and buy an iPhone.You wont regret it 

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Nokia Kinetic Concept Phone - beats iPhone iOS 4 hands down (tech, news, report, review, Auckland, New Zealand

The mobile phones of today’s generation are more high tech and offer various options to mobile consumers and well accompanied by great features as well. It is not so surprising that the mobile world has been filled with a lot of amazing phones that can do a lot of things, which seems to be impossible before.

Lots of new concepts have been incorporated in the latest mobile phone releases that basically give mobile consumers more convenience and a great mobile experience. One of these concepts is that of the Nokia Kinetic.

Magical, spontaneous and undirected, these may be the three words, which perfectly describe Nokia Kinetic. The Nokia Kinetic is a mobile phone that appears to be simply delightful to use. It makes activities such as receiving a call, text message, e-mail or alarm a more fun experience by turning digital information into kinetic movement.


The concept of coming up with Nokia Kinetic is simply amazing. And this amazing concept came from British designer Jeremy Innes-Hopkins. The Nokia Kinetic comes with an electromagnet located within the base of the phone, which enables the shifting of its weight that causes the phone to stand up and do some playful movements.


Aside from its prominent base which is seen to be the most captivating feature of the Nokia Kinetic, it also very exciting to use. With a gentle tap, it can dismiss a call or cancel an alarm. With this action, the phone will now return to standby mode. Another interesting thing in this Nokia Kinetic is that it can gradually sit up upright upon the arrival of a new message or incoming call to notify its owner. It really sounds amazing isn’t it?


Basically, the Nokia Kinetic is just a product concept and apparently, there is only a slim chance that some of its ideas will be used in a future Nokia product. However, this concept only shows that more mobile phone designers continue to strive harder and come up with something new to offer. It only justifies a lot of future development in mobile devices. We can also say that at this age and time mobile phones has been man’s newest best friend.

This may not be the first that a mobile designer could have; surely lots of new and unique ideas will still be coming up in the future. Let’s just wait and see if the Nokia Kinetic will be put into reality one of these days.

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