Well now I can. To get delivery confirmation reports sent to your iPhone simply add *0# to the beginning of your text message and once the SMS message has been delivered you will get a text message back saying:

Message for +(number) has been delivered on (date and time).

The recipient of your text message won’t see the *0# part of your message as this is stripped out by the network.

This is confirmed working on O2 and T Mobile in the UK.

Let us know if it works for you.

Update

It appears that different networks

use different codes.

UK

T Mobile *0#
O2 *0#
Orange RCT followed by a space
Virgin *0#

US
T-Mobile *noti#

Germany

T-Mobile *T#
Vodafone D2 *N#
O2 *N#
e-plus *N#

Sweden

Telia *KV#
Comviq KV#
Telenor ##

Brasil
Claro *N#

Switzerland
SWISSCOM *N#

Turkey
TURKCELL *N#

Poland
PlusGSM (Polkomtel) XYZ

Croatia
T-Mobile *r*

Portugal
Vodafone *NOT#

Hungary
T-Mobile *A#

India
Voodafone *NOT#

Qatar
Qtel *N#

Belgium
Proximus *R*
Base *N#

Greece
Vodafone *#
Wind *0#

Serbia
MTS *!#
Telenor *!#

Romania
Orange *NM#

Israel
Orange *NM#

If you know of any other working codes for carriers not listed above please leave them in the comments for all to see.

This is basically an abridged version of Office for the iPhone, which could useful for a variety of applications: editing documents, typing out new ones, and doing Excel sheets without dragging open a laptop. Will include copy/paste functionality too. Great for on
the go presentations.

Comments on various forums think the price is too high, but hey, people were clamoring for this functionality months ago, so compared to the full on version of Office, $20 is a bargain, it seems. But the bar seems to have been set rather low for App Store pricing it seems, and many have said they’d rather piece together various free apps to do this sort of work. To each their own, we suppose.

Quickoffice® Mobile Office Suite (Word, Excel & WiFi)

Built for heavy usage, the ASUS N20A comes with a 12.1? monitor. Equipped with an Altec Lansing sound system that provides excellent sound clarity, plus a highly efficient eSATA hard disk drive housed in a dust and moisture-resistant enclosure, the N20A is a versatile road performer for business and personal entertainment. Asustek has unveiled details of the ASUS N20A, a new 12.1-inch ultraportable laptop with Intel Centrino 2 technology. Starting at around 4 pounds, the N20A features the latest Intel Core 2 Duo normal-voltage processor (T9400, P8600, P7350, T5800, or T5850), GMA X4500HD integrated graphics, up to 4GB of DDR2 memory, up to 320GB of hard drive space, and a DVD burner. The display has a resolution of 1280-by-800 pixels.

The Windows Vista-powered notebook includes a 1.3-megapixel web camera, 802.11n wireless and optional Bluetooth, a Gigabit LAN port, and optional support for 3G/3.5G mobile broadband. There are also HDMI and VGA outputs, three USB ports, an ExpressCard slot, eSATA port, 8-in-1 media card reader, and the Trusted Platform Module 1.2 in select models. No official word on a price just yet, but at least one retailer already has a Core 2 Duo T5800-based model available for $999.

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Specs:

A 7-inch 800 x 480 display

An ARM 400MHz processor

128MB of DDR2 memory

A 4GB solid state drive with Microsoft Windows CE pre-installed

A 2-cell 2100mAh battery

802.11b/g Wi-Fi

Ethernet LAN connections

Three USB ports

Smart Media Card reader

No mention of prices yet

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Note: I know the screen protector is all messed up..haha..i actually used the protector that came on the battery
cover..haven’t had the time to get a new one yet ;P

Feel free to use this as your avatar:

I made a tutorial as well, click the link below to find out how to make your phone look just like mine!
Housing TUTORIAL HERE! Got a new black housing scared to change it?

KDDI W62H

Hitachi made a mobile-phone which can be open in portrait or landscape. But the most favorite feature is LISMO. You can download music, TV show, and movie from phone or computer. It is offering you everything that the technology need.

Targus Mac Bluetooth

Thx for Apple’s increased popularity and continued growth, Mac users are now being showered with peripherals designed just for them . Case in point the Targus Bluetooth Presenter ($79.99), a wireless pointing device has lets you navigate through your power point and keynote presentation slides (it also doubles as a cursor controller for all other apps) and since all new Macs come with built in bluetooh pairing is simple

www.targus.com

Corsair Flash Vogager 64GB

Capacities double in flash world and hence is latesh Flash Voyager packs twice as much storage space as its 32GB predecessor, Having reviewed a 16MB Q drive from ei , one of the first USB flash drives, we’re still somewhat impressed that we’re still somewhat impressed that we’re talking about double digit gigabytes in the same form factor. Eight years ago, 64MB cost $200. Today, you can get 1000 times the capacity for just $50 more

Corsair calls the bootable flash voyager shockproof, thx in largepart to its fully rubber sheath. Even the cap is rubber, although its ridged opening fits the drive’s USB connector precisely enought to eliminate worries about it slipping off.

Gresso Luxury Lady Cellphone

There seems to be quite a few luxury mobile phones hitting the mobile arena lately, one would think there isn’t an economic downturn going on. This time it’s another luxury mobile phone from Gresso, called the Lady Diamond.

The Gresso Lady Diamond is obviously been made for the lady in your life, and is clad in a scarlet special titanium alloy incorporating four navigation keys with each set with diamonds which total 0.44 carats, and the keys are also laser etched in 18k gold.

Feature wise the Gresso Lady Diamond offers GSM 900/1800/1900 MHz, Bluetooth 1.2, GPRS, 64MB memory and runs on Windows Mobile 6. The Gresso Lady Diamond will set you back approximately $5325.

Substractive sound algorithm with classic analog waveforms. Professional 44.1 kHz Stereo CD quality with internal high performance realtime floating point engine.

Sound editing features:

- 2 Oscilators with sine, square, sawtooth and triangle waveforms
- Pulsewidth modulation, frequency modulation and ring modulation
- Noise generator
- Filter with cutoff and resonance control
- 3 Envelope generators
- 2 LFOs
- Rich set of modulation parameter
- Stereo delay with cross-feed

32 factory sounds and 96 user editable sounds

Keyboard:

- sliding octave control
- dynamic velocity from vertical position
- optional after touch modulation

Click the iTunes button to see it in the iTunes app store: