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For all you CyanogenMod fans out there this will make you happy, CyanogenMod released version 6.1.0 of their ROM for the following devices:

XDA member cloakt presents Zeam Launcher, an application that attempts to create a free and lightweight launcher alternative for Android devices. The updated version 1.5.1 features backward compatiblity from cupcake, 3 to 9 screens with screen previews, scrollable applications dock bar, and more. No doubt Android members will be delighted by this light weight application.

We all love to geek our devices to the max, and in recent updates to the thread, XDA Member frysee added support for more devices. The updated thread contains the original animated bios boat screen that has some very accurate information about your device.

Android developers are pretty familiar with overclocking the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) of various Android devices. Overclocking the newer devices, such as the Nexus One and EVO 4G, is much more difficult due to its so-called QSD Snapdragon GPU chips. The developers still haven't succeeded in overclocking these chips, because the chips handle the graphics differently from the MSM chips found on older Android devices. XDA member and Android developer Geniusdog254 has now started this project and is now actively working on it, with the help of other developers.

WiimoteController is an application that enables a Wii remote to connect to your Android device and control apps on your phone!

If you're a big kernel flasher (!), XDA forum member minooch has helpfully written a PC application to help you easily flash with the correct commands.

The start up animation for the Nexus One is very cool, and makes a person very excited to use the phone.

SetCPU is a useful 'on the fly' clocking tool for Android root users developed by coolbho3000.  SetCPU has been around since April 2009 and has been receiving regular updates.

Android and Windows Mobile have one thing that they do not share, the dialer. The Android dialer is a little harder to use because T9 isn't pre enabled, but in this new dialer it is. The dialer was developed by myshyak, and he recently made it available for everyone who wants to try it out.