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October 15, 2009 Print Preview

FlyScreen Comes to Android Market

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The long-anticipated lock screen replacement app, FlyScreen, has finally made an appearance in the Android Market.

From the company's FAQ page:

FlyScreen is an awesome mobile application that embeds your favourite web services in widget form onto your phone's sleep screen.  This cuts out the need to open your browser, click, wait, click, wait, wait, wait, click, you get the idea.

It looks incredibly useful. I haven't had a chance to install it, yet. I'm not quite sure how it will play with Hero's Sense.

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