Pulpfiction Books Where pulp lives Advertising Agency: Cundari Advertising, Toronto,Canada Chief Creative Officer: Brent Choi Creative Director: Andy Manson Head of Art: Andy McKay Writer: Andy Manson Art Director: Andy McKay Typographer: John Ireland Photographer: George Kanellakis Retoucher: George Kanellakis
Pulpfiction Books Where pulp lives Advertising Agency: Cundari Advertising, Toronto,Canada Chief Creative Officer: Brent Choi Creative Director: Andy Manson Head of Art: Andy McKay Writer: Andy Manson Art Director: Andy McKay Typographer: John Ireland Photographer: George Kanellakis Retoucher: George Kanellakis
Pulpfiction Books Where pulp lives Advertising Agency: Cundari Advertising, Toronto, Canada Chief Creative Officer: Brent Choi Creative Director: Andy Manson Head of Art: Andy McKay Writer: Andy Manson Art Director: Andy McKay Typographer: John Ireland Photographer: George Kanellakis Retoucher: George Kanellakis
Jaxbot at XDA-Developers forums is working hard on a Windows Phone 7 Series theme to bring the Metro UI over to Windows Mobile 6.5.x (aka Windows Phone Starter) based devices. The said UI is still in very early stages of development, and has some bugs as can be expected but it promises a lot. Here is how it currently looks like running on a HTC HD2 . Current version of the theme includes lock and home screen with ‘Live Tiles’ for phone, SMS, mail and weather. The developer promises to bring more customization options (changing wallpapers), more smoother animations, ability to rearrange icons/tiles, right-side program launcher and social network integration. Here is a video of it, running on a lower-spec HTC Windows phone: You can go ahead and try it out for yourself by following the instructions posted at the XDA-Developers forums here . A VGA or a WVGA device is required with a Snapdragon processor like the one in HD2 for the best performance. [ via Pocketnow] You may also like to check out: Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Windows Phone 7 Series Video Walkthrough Windows Phone 7 Series Caught Running on HTC HD2 Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration Windows Phone 7 to Feature Zune UI, No Multitasking like iPhone You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones. Related Posts HTC HD2 Caught Running Windows Phone 7 Series Windows Phone 7 Series Upgrade for HTC HD2 to be Announced Next Month Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Phones Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration
Jaxbot at XDA-Developers forums is working hard on a Windows Phone 7 Series theme to bring the Metro UI over to Windows Mobile 6.5.x (aka Windows Phone Starter) based devices. The said UI is still in very early stages of development, and has some bugs as can be expected but it promises a lot. Here is how it currently looks like running on a HTC HD2 . Current version of the theme includes lock and home screen with ‘Live Tiles’ for phone, SMS, mail and weather. The developer promises to bring more customization options (changing wallpapers), more smoother animations, ability to rearrange icons/tiles, right-side program launcher and social network integration. Here is a video of it, running on a lower-spec HTC Windows phone: You can go ahead and try it out for yourself by following the instructions posted at the XDA-Developers forums here . A VGA or a WVGA device is required with a Snapdragon processor like the one in HD2 for the best performance. [ via Pocketnow] You may also like to check out: Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Windows Phone 7 Series Video Walkthrough Windows Phone 7 Series Caught Running on HTC HD2 Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration Windows Phone 7 to Feature Zune UI, No Multitasking like iPhone You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones. Related Posts HTC HD2 Caught Running Windows Phone 7 Series Windows Phone 7 Series Upgrade for HTC HD2 to be Announced Next Month Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Phones Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration
Jaxbot at XDA-Developers forums is working hard on a Windows Phone 7 Series theme to bring the Metro UI over to Windows Mobile 6.5.x (aka Windows Phone Starter) based devices. The said UI is still in very early stages of development, and has some bugs as can be expected but it promises a lot. Here is how it currently looks like running on a HTC HD2 . Current version of the theme includes lock and home screen with ‘Live Tiles’ for phone, SMS, mail and weather. The developer promises to bring more customization options (changing wallpapers), more smoother animations, ability to rearrange icons/tiles, right-side program launcher and social network integration. Here is a video of it, running on a lower-spec HTC Windows phone: You can go ahead and try it out for yourself by following the instructions posted at the XDA-Developers forums here . A VGA or a WVGA device is required with a Snapdragon processor like the one in HD2 for the best performance. [ via Pocketnow] You may also like to check out: Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Windows Phone 7 Series Video Walkthrough Windows Phone 7 Series Caught Running on HTC HD2 Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration Windows Phone 7 to Feature Zune UI, No Multitasking like iPhone You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones. Related Posts HTC HD2 Caught Running Windows Phone 7 Series Windows Phone 7 Series Upgrade for HTC HD2 to be Announced Next Month Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Phones Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration
Jaxbot at XDA-Developers forums is working hard on a Windows Phone 7 Series theme to bring the Metro UI over to Windows Mobile 6.5.x (aka Windows Phone Starter) based devices. The said UI is still in very early stages of development, and has some bugs as can be expected but it promises a lot. Here is how it currently looks like running on a HTC HD2 . Current version of the theme includes lock and home screen with ‘Live Tiles’ for phone, SMS, mail and weather. The developer promises to bring more customization options (changing wallpapers), more smoother animations, ability to rearrange icons/tiles, right-side program launcher and social network integration. Here is a video of it, running on a lower-spec HTC Windows phone: You can go ahead and try it out for yourself by following the instructions posted at the XDA-Developers forums here . A VGA or a WVGA device is required with a Snapdragon processor like the one in HD2 for the best performance. [ via Pocketnow] You may also like to check out: Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Windows Phone 7 Series Video Walkthrough Windows Phone 7 Series Caught Running on HTC HD2 Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration Windows Phone 7 to Feature Zune UI, No Multitasking like iPhone You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones. Related Posts HTC HD2 Caught Running Windows Phone 7 Series Windows Phone 7 Series Upgrade for HTC HD2 to be Announced Next Month Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Phones Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration
Jaxbot at XDA-Developers forums is working hard on a Windows Phone 7 Series theme to bring the Metro UI over to Windows Mobile 6.5.x (aka Windows Phone Starter) based devices. The said UI is still in very early stages of development, and has some bugs as can be expected but it promises a lot. Here is how it currently looks like running on a HTC HD2 . Current version of the theme includes lock and home screen with ‘Live Tiles’ for phone, SMS, mail and weather. The developer promises to bring more customization options (changing wallpapers), more smoother animations, ability to rearrange icons/tiles, right-side program launcher and social network integration. Here is a video of it, running on a lower-spec HTC Windows phone: You can go ahead and try it out for yourself by following the instructions posted at the XDA-Developers forums here . A VGA or a WVGA device is required with a Snapdragon processor like the one in HD2 for the best performance. [ via Pocketnow] You may also like to check out: Windows Phone 7 Series vs iPhone Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Windows Phone 7 Series Video Walkthrough Windows Phone 7 Series Caught Running on HTC HD2 Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration Windows Phone 7 to Feature Zune UI, No Multitasking like iPhone You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Windows phones. Related Posts HTC HD2 Caught Running Windows Phone 7 Series Windows Phone 7 Series Upgrade for HTC HD2 to be Announced Next Month Windows Phone 7 Series vs Android Phones Windows Phone 7 Series is the New iPhone Killer Windows Phone 7 UI Leaked, Includes Xbox LIVE Integration
The trackball LED on Google Nexus One has the ability to show different colored lights but Google for some reason has programmed it in a way, so that it can only flash one white color. This seems as a step backwards specially when some other Android phones have this ability to flash one or more colors for use with different phone notifications such as missed calls, new mail, SMS and so on. Fortunately for us, Android modding community is working on a new mod which will enable this sort of functionality for Nexus One users. In an another mod, Chris Soyars is working on bringing custom modifications to the stock Live Wallpapers on Nexus One. One example of this is the “Nexus” live wallpaper, which will now allow users to change the colors from the default set color scheme. Check out the video embedded below to see both of these mods in action. Both of these mods aren’t released yet, but they will be out very soon and will possibly be part of the next version of CyanogenMod . You will also be required to have an unlocked bootloader with root access on your Nexus One to try these out. Stay tuned as we’ll let you know whenever they are available for download. [ via Youtube] You may also like to check out: Nexus One ERE36B Android 2.1 Update Leaked How to Enable Tethering on Nexus One HTC Desire ROM for Nexus One with HTC Sense How to Fix 3G Issue on Nexus One How to Overclock Google Nexus One FarmVille on Nexus One – Flash 10.1 Demo on Android You can follow me on twitter or join our facebook fanpage to keep yourself updated on all the latest from Android phones. Related Posts Google Didn’t Cancel Nexus One Event in China. It was Never Planned. Firefox Seen Running on Nexus One Nexus One Overclocked to 1.113Ghz; Runs Faster and Stable Google Nexus Two to be Manufactured by Motorola? FarmVille on Nexus One – Flash 10.1 Demo on Android
Extra refreshing Advertising Agency: La Cancha, Caracas, Venezuela Creative Directors: S.Cappiello, A.Hernandez Art Director: Luis Peña Copywriter: Werner Lemke Illustrator: Anonimus Studio Photographer: Miguel Angel Alonso Account Director: Beatriz Urdaneta Producer agency: Ada Odreman Published: February 2010
