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Great news for all HD2 owners, after the UltraFruit ROM from DFT and Cotulla, here is another surprise – the first Windows Phone Tango ROMs for HTC HD2 now available! Even if the Tango update is not officially released yet, some devs already have it leaked and ported to our beloved HTC HD2!
The new Windows Phone Tango build 8773 ROMs are based on the UltraFruit ROM, so expect better battery life and performance.
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WaterSkin – available for the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPad 2, iPad 3 and Samsung Galaxy S2 and what these do is protect your gadget underwater with their airtight skin. You can still use all the functions of your phone or tablet when it’s in the Waterskin, it’s just protected from water now – so if you’re like me and accidentally tip boiling water on your iPhone – the panic is over hehe!
UltraGlass – these are available in black or white for the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy S2 – UltraGlass are glass screen protectors so they’re the strongest out there and really affordable too! However, what makes these stand apart is that they don’t bubble when you apply them.
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