No moving parts that can break. Probably costs about the same as physical numbs, and nubs would've made the device thicker.

Type <br> twice to create a paragraph.

Secret Code: <br>

So how does this compare to previously featured WidgetLocker?: [lifehacker.com]

The Backflip on AT&T had the back touch pad long before the PSP2. Though most people don't remember that phone since it sucks.

You might also have recognized him from Supernatural, this being io9 and all.

Sadly, no, but you can make manual line breaks by typing: < br > (without the spaces)

Maybe it will be like the existing "locations" and refer to the page numbers of the dead tree version? Then again some eBooks have more than one paper versions...

Yes.

Nice. Can't wait to see what mobile games look like a year from now.

Meh, I hope it doesn't look like that Fujitsu prototype, having a huge gap between the screens in "faux-tablet" mode would be annoying as all out.

WidgetLocker lets you do this on Android: [lifehacker.com]

Make every article posted as the "top" story on the front page an article like this, and 99% of the protests about the new layout would disappear imho.

I wonder if one could use something like greasemonkey/stylish to move the bar to the left hand side?

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@Dereck Goolsby-Bearsong: I love the use of those things in Drunken Master II as well.

For a temporary workaround until they finally fix the buggy new design you can make hard returns manually by using line break tags.

Mighty Eagle agrees.

They did however have "goggles" ... sort of.

They did however have "goggles" ... sort of.