Showing posts with label unlocking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unlocking. Show all posts

Friday, October 29, 2010

Apple iPhone 3GS cool app: PingChat - Your iPhone Messenger (social networking, free, app, Auckland, "iPhone Repair"


I have just signed and use the PingChap free app, I know I am behind time as we have had a heavy week unloking, jailbreaking, Apple iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4.  On top of that, heaps of broken digitizers to replace for  for iPhone 3, 3GS and iPhone 4 (the worse, 42 screws to be removed before full disassembly the entire iPhone 4).
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

How to look cool riding on anything? (Funny, pictures, people, places, event, culture, Auckland, spa, auto, iPad)

http://tiny.cc/lookcool
Some people think they know how they should drive a car, ride a bicycle or motorcycle to look cool. Of course, seeing such a scene in real life won’t make me laugh as I would be scared to death for the guy’s life. But the pictures are funny.
Warning: Do not attempt to do this at home.  All actors in the pictures are paid professionals in motorcycling or Hollywood stuntmen!



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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

iGotaBigAssPocket Pants For iPad Owners (fashion, trend, gadget, tech, news, report, Auckland, Vodafone)

iBAP is new fashion trend which was apparently caused with the iPad aka ‘The Game Changer’.  The OhNo!Doom designer team has designed those pants to satisfy the needs of the market when new iPad arrives in stores. The message that is written on the photo says enough: The iPad ‘game changer’ requires from you to change your pants. iGotaBigAssPocket pants should cover all of your MyiPadPwnsYouriPhone-style needs.
The OhNo!Doom designers claim that they do not plan to produce this apparel line for any market, yet. They explained that their intention was ‘to bring the idea to life and send a message about the future of mobile devices and its portability by combining fashion with funtion’.