Kia ora and greetings from Omni Tech Limited!  We are please to inform you that Omni Tech Ltd now is able to provide your full network unlock for your Nokia 5800 MusicExpress touchscreen phone.

The cost will be $150.00, we accept payment via eftpos, cash, Visa/Master Card and online transfer.

Do kindly back up all phone data before sending it to us for unlocking.

You can get in touch wtih Mr. S. Y. Lim for more information about unlocking your phone.
Omni Tech Limited, 378 Great North Road, Henderson, Waitakere, Auckland. Our location map is here.

Good news for Nokia 6500 Slide owners! We are now able to provide full network unlock for you without using any TurboSIM!

Nokia 6500 Slide, 3G Mobile Phone

Kindly note that you should not submit your phone with your SIM card and memory to us for unlocking purpose.  Do kindly backup all your data before sending your phone for unlocking.

If you have any further question, please contact Mr. S. Y. Lim, Manager, Omni Tech Limited

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Omni Tech Limited wish you a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year 2008.

If you have mobile phone or Apple iPhone repair queries, please contact us during our normal business hours:
Monday to Saturday: 9:30AM to 6:00PM

We will be closed for this festive season, our off days are:
25h and 26 December 2008
1st and 2nd January 2009.

For any business and repair inquiry please contact:
Mr. S. Y. Lim
Email: david@omnitech.co.nz
Mobile: 021 422 443

You can get 24/7 support from our web site at http://omnitech.co.nz/

Nokia’s just come up with a new entry in its Arte series of “jazzed up” cellphones with the 8800 Carbon Arte. The old slider phone now has panels of carbon fiber in its front and rear faces, along with titanium and stainless steel. Internally it looks like the phone is pretty much unchanged, though now its storage has been bumped up to 4GB from 1GB. It remains a tri-band GSM phone, though, and Nokia expects it to hit the shops in Europe by the end of the year for around US$1,600

Omni Tech Limited, Auckland, New Zealand, www.omnitech.co.nz

Microsoft has struck a deal with China Mobile, which will make its mobile browser–Internet Explorer (IE) 6 for Windows Mobile—available on the Samsung Omnia handsets the Chinese operator offers to its subscribers. The pairing is quite a coup for Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT). Though the online version of Explorer dominates web surfing, the mobile version is routinely panned by critics as clunky and not very adept at rendering the tinier pages. Last week, it announced an updated version was coming soon, and released emulator images to allow developers to conduct testing. An early review by Ars Technica found that the new version was an improvement, but not as substantial as one would expect the software giant capable of implementing.

It’s very revealing then, what Microsoft’s Windows Mobile director Scott Rockfeld told ZDNet Asia about the tie-up. First, Microsoft had “chosen” China Mobile as the world’s first operator to get mobile IE6, thanks to its vast subscriber base and continuing growth. (As of September 30, it had 436 million subscribers and counting). Rockfeld: “Our target is not to convert existing users of the competing phones like the iPhone or Google’s Android…We want to have users in [emerging markets] get their first online experience with Windows Mobile.” Translation: Forget those who have experienced other mobile OS’s or browsers, and get those who haven’t yet had a better experience to compare it to.

11 Nov, 2008–Following the rumors that have been going around, the CEO of Microsoft Corporation Steve Ballmer “mentioned” that the Windows Mobile 6.5 OS for mobile phones will hit the market in 2009, without revealing any details about the improvements in the OS itself or its availability in end-user devices.

While everyone’s expecting something of WinMo 7, Ballmer said that it’s on their roadmap, but didn’t mention its expected release, which means that it won’t come out until 2010.

We are still yet to see the official announcement if Windows Mobile 6.5, as an accidental mentioning at a press conference doesn’t really count.

It seems quite probable that the new WM 6.5 will be revealed in details on the forthcoming Mobile World Congress 2008 that’s to be held in Barcelona at February 2009.

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3G Apple iPhone Unlock - Omni Tech Limited, Auckland, New Zealand

Please be very careful when you need your 3G Apple iPhone to be unlocked (to use New Zealand network). There are heaps a of hobbyists, amatures who claims to be “pros” in unlocking phone and quoting unrealistic low price (too good to be true).  You might be taking a risk to let the amature “try” or play with your 3G Apple iPhone.

In order to safeguard your expensive investment, you can get in touch with us to guide you on this matter.  We have started reparing 2G, 3G Apple iPhone since 2007 in New Zealand.  As a matter of fact, we are the first professional repair centre to repair the FIRST 3G Apple iPhone.  The 3G Apple iPhone was launched on 11th July, 2008.  A cusotmer walked in with a smashed LCD on 13th July, 2008; two days right after Vodafone New Zealand launching this model.

You can get in touch with us easily to solve your 3G Apple iPhone unlocking matter.  We accept cash deposit, online banking, Visa/Master Card and eftpos payment (at our retail outlet).

Contact person:
S. Y. Lim (David)
Omni Tech Limited
378 Great North Road
Henderson, Auckland
Tel: +6498383943
Email: info@omnitech.co.nz

UK Mobile Phone Unlock - www.omnitech.co.nz

Kia ora and greetings from Omni Tech Limited, 378 Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland, New Zeland.

We provideprofessional UK mobile phone network unlock service.  Before you  arrive in New Zealand you can email us to get a price quote for unlocking your UK mobile phone to be used here.

Data contents on mobile phone will be erased during the course of unlocking.  So it adviceable for you to backup your data before submitting the phone to us for unlocking.

If you located outside Auckland & need to unlock your phone, please use only signature-required courier shipping and appropriate packing material to pack your phone before shipping to us.  Please enclosed similar courire bag for return shipping.

       Contact person:
       S. Y. Lim
       Omni Tech Limited
       378 Great North Road, Henderson, Auckland
       Tel: +6498383943, Email: info@omnitech.co.nz

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