Among most of the normal tweaks and enhancements found in a CyanogenMod ROM update, this past week’s CM 6.1 RC5 for the Motorola DROID update saw something a bit more unique than we’re used to: Lock-screen gestures. If you’re familiar with any other version of hand drawn on-screen gesture recognition, then you’re already good to go. Essentially, you can use a special gesture menu to customize what shapes, when drawn onto the lock-screen, do what
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Video: Dungeon Defenders for Android
Trendy Entertainment has used the Unreal Engine 3 to create a mobile roleplaying title like no other.
Add custom screen transitions to a ROM
I don’t cook my own ROMs, and when I run someone else’s switching from “show all animations” to “show some animations” is one of the first steps I take in customizing whatever flavor of Android I’m running. But those of you that dig sliding panels and the like will love this: a guide on adding custom transition to cooked ROMs from xda-developers. Of course not all of us are up to the task of implementing the feature ourselves, but we can appreciate the efforts of others.
Motorola Milestone 2 hits the UK SIM free
For those of you that like your DROID 2′s unlocked in the GSM variety, then have we got the story for you.
LG Apex announced for U.S. Cellular
The LG Apex, announced by U.S. Cellular today, is essentially an Ally with USC branding.
