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This cellphone has been designed with us oldies, with its simple menu system, large keys, decent size numbers and letters on the screen.
Features:
* 2.3" display,
* 5MP camera [Not many phones aimed at Senior market have this MP camera],
* 4GB memory [Expandable 32GB with a MicroSD memory … View moreThis cellphone has been designed with us oldies, with its simple menu system, large keys, decent size numbers and letters on the screen.
Features:
* 2.3" display,
* 5MP camera [Not many phones aimed at Senior market have this MP camera],
* 4GB memory [Expandable 32GB with a MicroSD memory card]
* Fall detector - automatically sends out a distress call and text message, including GPS location anywhere with 3G service/signal.
SOS button - Program this feature to enable one-touch activation. The phone will then make a call to your pre-programmed choice.
* Desktop charger cradle [as seen in phone. Red light when charging; green when finished] - or use the USB cable on its own.
* Pedometer.
* Bluetooth
- go hands-free in the car.
* Loudspeaker
* Whats App feature
* Facebook App
* Earbuds included. [I never use earbuds, so these are new and still in their plastic bag.
* Lanyard included. Handy if you are unwell or prone to falls. Wear around your neck
This phone is not available retail in New Zealand. I bought it in September last year in Melbourne, though it hasn't been used all of that time. Probably 4 months usage.
I look after my handsets and this one is in excellent order with no scratches, screen damage, or any faults. It hasn't been up to my ear as I always use speakerphone. Mocha Brown colour is a nice change from a black handset. Have thought about keeping it but I've gone back to using another handset and it's just sitting idle. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and find the keypad excellent. Light and compact handset.
Phone Declan on 0224-773-772 for a quicker contact as I don't always get in for messages on here in a timely manner.
Are you in need of something to do today.... then take time out for a pampering. Call us today 478 5379 to make time for you or your kids.
We warmly invite members of the community to come in and meet our knowledgeable and friendly teaching team and view our beautiful centre on the following upcoming Open Days:
Thursday 10th October 10am-2pm
Friday 11th October 10am-2pm
Saturday 12th October 10am-2pm
31, Anzac St, Takapuna
09) 486 … View moreWe warmly invite members of the community to come in and meet our knowledgeable and friendly teaching team and view our beautiful centre on the following upcoming Open Days:
Thursday 10th October 10am-2pm
Friday 11th October 10am-2pm
Saturday 12th October 10am-2pm
31, Anzac St, Takapuna
09) 486 4695
angelstaka@angelschildcare.co.nz
Are you affected? Ferry services departing from the Downtown Auckland ferry terminal have been cancelled or diverted while police continue to scour the area for a man who was last seen in the water early this morning.
Services will be affected for the rest of the day, and changes are in place … View moreAre you affected? Ferry services departing from the Downtown Auckland ferry terminal have been cancelled or diverted while police continue to scour the area for a man who was last seen in the water early this morning.
Services will be affected for the rest of the day, and changes are in place until further notice or Police advise otherwise.
Click here for more details of services affected.
SOURCE: NZ HERALD
WARNING
Car break-ins are crimes of opportunity. If one of these thieves is walking on your street, they quickly look into cars parked on the street or near the street. If they see anything in a car like a bag, briefcase computer case or radar detector etc and there is no one around they will … View moreWARNING
Car break-ins are crimes of opportunity. If one of these thieves is walking on your street, they quickly look into cars parked on the street or near the street. If they see anything in a car like a bag, briefcase computer case or radar detector etc and there is no one around they will quickly smash a window and grab the stuff and get out of there. If they don't see anything in the car, it's not worth the possibility of disturbing someone and getting caught, so they just move on until they find a car with something visible in it.
The simple answer is to never leave anything visible in your car.
In-car cameras and similar can attract their attention just by the bracket on the windscreen if that is still there they might break-in on the off chance that the camera is still in the car. Don't leave camera or radar detector brackets attached to the windscreen if you are parking on the street.
Either take your stuff out of the car or put it in the car boot
Get your gumboots ready, as Ambury Farm Day is back!
Give the kids a taste of life on the farm at Ambury Regional Park’s farm day.
Still unsure about your plans in your gap year? Inviting all Auckland high school students to join us for a fun evening preparing cocktails and exploring career options!
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Free Session for high school leavers | 10 Oct | 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm, Register via link below!
Police are again warning about a type of scam targeting elderly Chinese people after an Auckland wom…
Bought wrong Pods for machine; will sell boxes for a total of $15, or trade for an equivalent value of Nespresso compatible Pods.
A Pet Dog Grooming & Spa has been opened at Unit 11/ 51 William Pickering Dr. Rosedale.
As an opening promotion, We give you $15 off for the first full groom until the end of OCTOBER.
Call us for booking
T. 09 443 8478
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"Two unborn babies belonging to women with confirmed measles have died as a result of serious consequences possibly related to measles", says Auckland Regional Public Health Service.
A preliminary report into the Auckland measles outbreak from February to mid-September revealed three … View more"Two unborn babies belonging to women with confirmed measles have died as a result of serious consequences possibly related to measles", says Auckland Regional Public Health Service.
A preliminary report into the Auckland measles outbreak from February to mid-September revealed three other expectant mothers had been diagnosed with measles.
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