
I have found an amazing freebie that I just had to share will all of our readers. Matteo Di Capua has release a very cool orange navigation bar that would fit in nicely with any site.
For the background he used a very nice pattern made by Liam McCabe. You can head over to PixelsDaily to download it.
For the full orange navigation bar you can download it here.

Orange has just announced the pricing and availability for the upcoming Motorola Atrix. The Motorola Atrix will be available in early May via Orange retail stores and telesales.
Motorola Atrix features:
- 2GHz processor
- biometric fingerprint reader
- Android
- Adobe flash player supported
To support the device, Motorola has developed two companion accessory docks for purchase separately:
- The Motorola HD Multimedia Dock, which has three USB ports and an HDMI port enabling connections to a keyboard, mouse, speakers and HDMI-compatible monitor for working at your desk, or connecting to an HDMI-compatible television and home theatre audio system for enjoying video, music, games and more
- The Motorola Lapdock™, which has an incredibly thin design with an 11.6-inch screen, 36Wh three-cell battery that delivers up to eight hours of battery life, full keyboard, stereo speakers, and weighs just 1.1 kilograms. Users simply dock their Motorola ATRIX into the back for true mobility at work, at home and playing on the go in a form factor that’s lighter and smaller than most laptops on the market
Motorola ATRIX will launch exclusively on Orange and will be free on a £35 per month, 24 month contract, which includes 600 minutes, 750 MB data allowance, unlimited texts, 50 MMS and unlimited wi-fi (subject to fair usage) per month.
For more information on Motorola ATRIX, accessories, and to register interest in the device, go to www.orange.co.uk/motorolaatrix or to reserve a handset, please visit Orange retail shops or call Orange telesales
Orange UK has just launched Orange Book Club, an Android based e-book store. Orange UK customers have the ability to one click and buy books directly from the Orange Book Club and read them on their Android devices.
The Orange Book Club will offer 23,000 e-books and audiobooks. eBooks are expected to start at 50p, including classics, bestsellers and titles linked to the Orange Prize for Fiction books.
Its also planned that the Orange Book Club will be available on iPhone and iPad devices very soon.
You can download the app here – the Orange Book Club is also available for Java, Symbian and Blackberry handsets.

There have been rumours flying all over the place about the Apple Tablet. Some we reported, but towards the end of 2009 I decided to stop as there were so many of them it became a farce. Its very existence has been debated back and forth. However, now we have a form of confirmation.
Stéphane Richard, the number two at large firm Orange was being interviewed on the Europe 1 radio station when the issue of the Apple Table cropped up.
When he was asked whether the tablet will be announced officially before the end of the month he responded “Yes” and also said it would be available through Orange.
While this isn’t confirmation as such, it certainly gives credence to such an argument. With such a high-up in the tech industry saying the announcement for the Apple Tablet was imminent, surely we’re inclined to believe? Let’s see if his promises hold true. Do you think the Apple tablet will be announced before the end of January?
Tweeting is now done mostly by third-party apps on mobile devices and on PCs It’s now becoming a rarity to tweet via the actual webpage. It’s becoming even more of a rarity to tweet via SMS as apps become more available even for the most basic of Java enabled mobile phones.
However, these apps for basic mobile phones don’t always offer the chance to tweet photos which is something we tweeters do quite a bit. So for the first time on Twitter ever, the ability to tweet via MMS is coming to the UK.
The service will allow those on the Orange network to send a snap to 86444 and have it appear on their Twitter timeline. It’s only available to Orange customers as the popular mobile network owns a photo sharing website called Snapshot which will host the pictures and tweet out a link.
The only alternative to this (and it’s what I do when I’m out and about) is to e-mail a picture from your mobile phone which can be done easily once you set up your e-mail right and have an account on a service such as twitpic.com.