The BlackBerry Pearl 3G is a one stop shop for staying in touch with friends at a festival and spreading gossip as it breaks, but with the official Twitter app onboard, your reach extends well beyond the campsite. It’s easy to find out what all the performers are saying backstage or on the bus there, and let your followers know what’s happening on the fly too. Our BlackBerry Pearl 3G guide shows you how to make the most of all the features on board for slinging your 140 character droplets of wisdom online, whether you’re in the crowd at The Big Chill, or The Cambridge Folk Festival.
July, 2010
The BlackBerry Pearl 3G is a masterful festival photo snapper. Its 3.2 megapixel camera makes it great for capturing classic festival moments ready to share with the world. Thanks to its built-in picture palette of features, letting your mates know which acts you’ve seen is simple. Read on to discover how to be Billy Big Boast using pictures with the BlackBerry Pearl 3G.
The BlackBerry Pearl 3G is a music hungry device capable of housing over 7,000 songs. So what better way to prep for a festival than filling it up full of feisty festival anthems to get you in the mood for a spot of swamp-based jiving. Read on to find out more about filling the BlackBerry Pearl 3G with top tunes.
Once again our crack team of tech writers have been letting loose on the hottest topics in tech. Want to know what they’ve been spouting about this week? Then read on and see if you agree with their opinions. We can’t guarantee you will, but that’s where the fun is. Right?
The Dyson Air Multiplier might be a pricy alternative cooling solution to traditional fans, but can bladed fans perform eye-defying tricks like that shown here by the bods at Dyson? Watch as a balloon performs all kinds of floaty sorcery in our video of the week.
Electricpig towers has once again been besieged by tech. Not all of it lands here though. We’ve been out and about snapping the best photos around of all the games and gadgets you’ll soon be getting hands on. But until then, we’ve been pawing them for you. See the week’s best photos right here.
The past seven days have flown by in gadget land. There’s been lots to pour over. From juicy rumours to fun unboxings – we’ve got it all here. So kick back, chill out and catch up on the week’s top tech stories right here.
We posted the iPhone Antenna song yesterday and idly hoped that Steve Jobs might pop out a cover version during the iPhone 4 press conference. Well, while he didn’t sing it himself, Apple did play Jonathan Mann’s pop song protesting that the iPhone signal problems were overblown before Jobs took to the stage. We got hold of Jonathan to find out how that happened and even got a promise of an Electricpig tribute song…