Gallery: Top tech for festival season

Here's what is inside the tent.

Meanwhile if you don't want to wait for a spot in the tent, O2 is using pedal power as a green way to keep your mobile phone going for its customers at the summer festivals.

Gig goers at the O2 Wireless Festival in London's Hyde Park will be able to use three of these bikes to charge their phones themselves.

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Orange customers can use the GlastoNav service to locate themselves on the festival map using GPS.

They can contact friends to tell them where they are and how long they plan to be there and use it to find their way back to their tent in the dark.

The system also allows people to create a planner for the festival weekend, meaning they know when their favorite bands are on and how to find the right stages.

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O2 will allow selected guests to access luxury toilets by scanning contactless NFC wristbands on special readers.

The 'VIPee' NFC toilets will be available to 100 existing O2 NFC trial participants along with 200 customers (plus guests) per day. The wristbands will be given out at random by O2 Angels.

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And Orange has come up with yet another way to charge your mobile: the Orange Dance Charge.

With the help of renewable energy specialist GotWind--also responsible for the Orange Recharge Pod--users can strap the device to their arm and charge their phone using kinetic energy created as they throw shapes into the wee hours.

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Power dancing

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