Here at Electricpig we see and find new Angry Birds stories every day. Often, lots of you love these stories, and pass them on to your twittersphere and Facebook network. But we want to know how many of you are fed up of reading about Angry Birds. If you never want to see another Angry Birds story ever again, click no. If you can’t get enough of the furry flying creatures, click yes. Tell us if you’re sating your thirst for Angry Birds in the poll below…
When we say terrifying Steve Jobs art there, we mean terrifyingly bad. For example, check this one out, where a wonky-faced Steve Jobs has his skull carved open to reveal what appears to be some knitting needles and an iPod nano, set against a backdrop of flaming Apple icons. “Think differently” it reads. We wish the artist had. Click through for more bad/good Steve Jobs art.
The Dell Venue Pro has proved to be the most elusive phone of the Windows Phone 7 launch line up, but we’ve landed one here in Blighty and are going to give it the full review treatment for you, like we always do. Before that though, you tell us – what do you want to know about the Dell Venue Pro?
Right, it’s lunchtime/dinner time/teatime/whatever you call the midday meal in your part of the country. Words aside, the point is, you’re hungry at this moment, and we’ve got just the solution: a plate piled high with all the latest tech stores for you to get your teeth into. Enjoy.
If you peeped our LittleBigPlanet 2 review the other day, you’ll know we’re smitten with the cute platformer and its ace creation tools for making your own games and levels. You can be too, and for free: we’ve teamed up with Gamesbasement.co.uk to give away the game and two Sackboy toys to one lucky winner. All you have to do is tell us what outlandish level design you’d attempt to make within it. The bestest, most entertaining idea wins! Click here to enter.
Is Samsung announcing a 10″ version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab at Mobile World Congress 2011? From the looks of this MWC 2011 press conference invite, there’s little else it could be. Click through for the full size image.
Google is not happy. You Android lovers just aren’t throwing down enough scratch for Android apps from the Android Market. At the Inside Social Apps conference in San Francisco, Android platform group manager Eric Chu admitted that Google is “not happy” with the number of apps the Android Market is shifting.
Sound the irony alarm! Facebook head honcho Mark Zuckerberg appears to have had his profile hacked. Last night a mysteriously badly spelled message popped up on the Zuckerberg fan page seemingly penned by Mark Zuckerberg himself. Read on to see the bizarre message…
