Four new Pearl themes here, from frilly to edgy

Posted Oct 2nd 2006 12:54PM by Russell Shaw
Filed under: Fun, Pearl 8100

BlackBerry Forums member acnst has posted screen shots of the NEW themes available for OTA download from mobile.blackberry.com. The link is below.

That's two up top.

What's that? Not quite your style? You want edgier?

Well, we can do this. How about a comics theme, and maybe a Phantom theme as well?

Do the click-y and I shall accomodate.

Those themes are individual samples in canvasses of two apiece. Canvasses made by moi via Photoshop.

Reader Comments

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1. Why does the pink one have a 'KT' icon? Is that Korea Telecom? If so, whats it got to do with Blackberry?

Posted at 2:23PM on Oct 2nd 2006 by johnny

2. KT is the icon for Klicktel for BlackBerry (http://blackberry.klicktel.de). Klicktel for BB is an application for users from Germany similiar to Berry 411 for USA/North America. You can look up addresses, search for routes, display maps etc.

Posted at 4:51PM on Oct 2nd 2006 by acnst

3. Unfortunately, the Phantom theme is terribly slow, and take several minutes to initially load. The Today Plus theme is a great idea, but the cursor lags on the home screen and icons screen (accessed by pressing menu).

Posted at 12:31PM on Oct 3rd 2006 by Jason McCay

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