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driand:I see..... but there are still lots of buzz launcher templates better than that |
Bossforeva:jeez and what did u do to the attendant ? |
driand:u go dey get data all the time na lol ..... cool home screen though.... is the BlinkFeed a LAUNCHER? |
SWIFTKEY SwiftKey is an input method for Android and iOS devices such as smartphones and tablets. SwiftKey uses a blend of artificial intelligence technologies that enable it to predict the next word the user intends to type. SwiftKey learns from previous SMS messages and output predictions based on currently input text and what it has learned.
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Soyedele1:still waiting for him to answer lol |
ZOOPER WIDGET Minimal, classy, extremely customizable, and battery friendly "Do It Yourself" widget with almost limitless possibilities! - Sample templates included, no need to download anything else - Some custom fonts already included, additional can be added on sdcard/fonts - Create your templates easily, no functional limit, tons of variables and controls - WYSIWYG editor with layers like Photoshop / Gimp - Build your style and change everything: color, text, shapes, position and more! - Completely customizable date and time (day of the year, week number, number to text...) - Date calculations (countdown, time to or from any date, calendar event or system attribute) - Full Math expressions supported (like Star Trek stardate) - Battery info (remaining time, percentage, temperature, voltage) - World clock (multiple timezones on the same widget) - Weather for current or multiple locations on the same widget etc
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Lazy Swipe deploys from the left or right bottom corner of your screen in any situation. You can use it or a number of things including opening frequently accessed apps. It can be used to find and open newly installed apps or a recently used app. Lazy Swipe can also turn settings like WiFi and Bluetooth on and off. The app was updated recently and gained some new features and tweaks. It was optimized for memory consumption and a bug affecting the launcher and non- full screen apps was fixed.
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saaedlee:this is serious |
You drive into a filling station. You tell the attendant, how much you want to buy. He begins to sell and then tops at a figure, say N1000 and returns the nozzle to the pump. You then tell him, “I said N5000.” He says “Sorry, I thought you said N1000.” You shrug. He removes the pump again from the pump, and the display is wiped off. He now proceeds to sell to you the outstanding balance. It doesn’t matter how loudly you shout the amount you want to buy the first time, they still do it. I had always wondered why they do that nonsense until last Tuesday at Mobil by Otedola Bridge on the Lagos Ibadan Exp Way. I told the gentleman to fill the tank. He put the nozzle into my car’s fuel tank and stopped at N1000 and returned the nozzle to the pump. I was annoyed and it was obvious. I told him I wasn’t buying again. He panicked and told me to relax and that he hadn’t sold anything. He now proceeded to sell me exactly the amount I wanted. In essence, the N1000 that first appeared on the display was phony. He panicked because he thought if I decided to leave at that point when all he had sold to me was hot air, I would have noticed once I looked at my fuel gauge. And he thought it was better to confess and have me quietly leave. Apparently, when they want to play this trick, they have a way of getting the pump to read to a predetermined figure without selling anything. When you protest that that is not the amount you want to buy, they now proceed to sell the balance to you properly. In essence, you have been shortchanged by the amount they pretend to have first sold to you. So guys watch out! |
osamaBUSH:u say? |
cocokiller1:I no talk anything o |
BoosBae:likewise your offsprings |
MalcoImX:if you had it, u for no open the thread cos u for Don know whether dey dance etighi |
omololu2020:u wicked ooooo |
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