You didn't read the article at all did you?

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Once it finishes downloading, a notification should appear saying blahblahblah download complete. Tapping on it should open the installer, where you review the permissions and then install. If there's no notification, you can also use the Downloads app in the app drawer or navigate to the Download folder (its on the…

Google Play Music has done it in my use. Haven't played around with this app enough to know but I'm pretty sure it does, I'll report back with my findings (if I remember lol)

You still need to somehow integrate Twitter into iOS (unless they somehow know your Twitter login *AND* password, which would raise a few red flags..), the same way you would in Android, though, so I myself am still confused.

Not sure if you're looking for this specifically, but in the latest update of DashClock, there's an advanced section within the settings in which you can choose "Always center", again not really sure what you're trying to do but just pointing it out.

Not sure if it's what you're looking for, but in the settings (of the latest update, at least), there's an Advanced section now, in which there's an "Always center" option. Just a pointer.

Well derp. I've been using Ctrl+E and removing the ? that appears, then typing the URL. Thanks!

Try Apollo with one of the themes. Google Play Music is rather nice too, but not strictly holo themed.

I bring to you, the very first sentence of the article.

I know BMWs read speed limit signs and post them on an HUD on the windshield, not sure about one way signs, though.

I always believed that the swinging was for stapling to items to walls or boards. I'm pretty sure that if I stapled a piece of paper to my desk, I'd have a piece of paper stapled to my desk :P

It's a pretty nice ringtone, I use it on my Galaxy Nexus.

No worries, happens to all of us every now and then.

All this took was a simple Google search. Why don't you keep up, instead?

Gotta use it for fun.

Did this to get rid of a buggy app on my Galaxy Nexus (CM10 stable) and it killed all of my registered accounts once I booted back into regular Android.

Literally just downloaded this yesterday and was going to submit it to Lifehacker, but it looks like you've read my mind!

Yup, GrooVe IP every day, works fine. Setup was a breeze, just logged into my Google Voice account, and done. Haven't really paid attention to battery life since my phone is plugged in for at least half the day. Calls are clear with lag sometimes when my network is congested, but otherwise great.

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