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When it was time to design new offices for a steel pipe factory, a clever guy decided to use the factory’s product as a major part of the new additions. Puns about pipe dream designs aside, it looks pretty good.
Last year, it was Michael up in Brisbane who blew our minds with an amazing Chrsitmas lights display synchronised to music. This year, it’s Ryan down in Adelaide.
So this is a pretty short and inexpertly framed video, but it is the very first one we’ve seen of the Nexus One in action. If you want to see that flashy Android 2.1 boot sequence, read on.
I feared that the Apple vs Psystar battle would fizzle out, but it’s ending with a strong punch as Apple Insider reports that Apple has been granted a permanent injunction against Psystar, marking the end of shady Mac clones.
We’ve told you about Operation Chokehold, the attack on AT&T’s network scheduled for Friday, but now AT&T has something to say about as well. They’re not exactly happy and throw around words like “irresponsible”, “pointless” and “nothing amusing”. Ouch!
