This is an iPhone 5 mock-up by Italian designer Federico Cicarese. It really just looks like a Magic Mouse with a a camera (and a few minor adjustments) and the front panel of an iPhone.
This is an iPhone 5 mock-up by Italian designer Federico Cicarese. It really just looks like a Magic Mouse with a a camera (and a few minor adjustments) and the front panel of an iPhone.
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Anyone with a Samsung Galaxy Nexus or Android 4.0-equipped phone needs to head over to Android Market and download Nova Launcher. The app bills itself as “Everyone’s favorite ICS launcher,” and while it’s obviously not everyone’s favorite, it is one that everyone should try.
Anyone with a Samsung Galaxy Nexus or Android 4.0-equipped phone needs to head over to Android Market and download Nova Launcher. The app bills itself as “Everyone’s favorite ICS launcher,” and while it’s obviously not everyone’s favorite, it is one that everyone should try.
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Android 4.0 Users: you must try Nova Launcher, a great home-screen replacement app
Dominos Pizza has had an Android app for quite some time; however, those apps were curiously available only in international markets like Australia and the U.K. While browsing the Android Market late last night, I stumbled across an app that has finally made its way to the U.S. The Domino’s Pizza Android app, available now for Android 2.1 and higher, can prepare an order for deliver or carryout from your local pizza shop
Dominos Pizza has had an Android app for quite some time; however, those apps were curiously available only in international markets like Australia and the U.K. While browsing the Android Market late last night, I stumbled across an app that has finally made its way to the U.S. The Domino’s Pizza Android app, available now for Android 2.1 and higher, can prepare an order for deliver or carryout from your local pizza shop
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Domino’s Pizza Android app delivered into Android Market for U.S. residents
Google Voice adds Google+ Circle management on desktop
Google+ is trickling into all aspects of Google’s products, including a new feature in Voice that lets users apply custom settings to their Circles. Software engineer Tom Ford made the announcement earlier today , saying that users can now automatically set some groups straight to voicemail and play a custom greeting for another group.
Google+ is trickling into all aspects of Google’s products, including a new feature in Voice that lets users apply custom settings to their Circles. Software engineer Tom Ford made the announcement earlier today , saying that users can now automatically set some groups straight to voicemail and play a custom greeting for another group.
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Google Voice adds Google+ Circle management on desktop