Cash in on the current Android excitement WAVE with Androidify – a way to make a pretend picture of yourself that looks a bit like the Android mascot. It’s a Google-made app, too. You’d think they’d have better things to do.
This is how far Android has come. From nerd phone to mainstream avatar source in the space of two years.
Install it yourself via the Android Market, should you have need for a pretend picture of yourself. It requires Android 2.1 or higher, which is a bit silly. Maybe make a sad robot to represent those stuck on 1.5 and 1.6.
Thanks to Lars for the tip.
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