As we covered earlier today, Google is getting ready to introduce a brand new lineup of Nexus branded devices for the holidays and to accompany the launch is Android 4.2. We already got a good look at some of the features in this latest version of Jelly Bean in a promo video and walkthrough with Google engineers, but Google has a full run down of what’s new in 4.2 on its Android website here. It also posted the video above showing off the new Photo Sphere camera experience.

One of the biggest new features that Google is talking about is the new Photo Sphere camera mode. It allows users to snap pictures in every direction “that come together into incredible, immersive photo spheres that put you right inside the scene.” You can check out photo spheres from a few photographers here.

Some of the other features included in 4.2: enhancements to the lockscreen with widgets and camera access, Miracast wireless display support, multi-user support on tablets, and improvements to Google Now and accessibility. Google explained the multi-user support available to tablet users:

It’s your fully customized tablet. And theirs, too. With support for multiple users, you can give each person their own space. Everyone can have their own homescreen, background, widgets, apps and games – even individual high scores and levels! And since Android is built with multitasking at its core, it’s a snap to switch between users – no need to log in and out. Available only on tablets.

Android 4.2 also includes a smarter keyboard with Gesture Typing:

Writing messages on the go is easier than ever with Gesture Typing – just glide your finger over the letters you want to type, and lift after each word. You don’t have to worry about spaces because they’re added automatically for you…The keyboard can anticipate and predict the next word, so you can finish entire sentences just by selecting suggested words. Power through your messages like never before.

You can see everything that is new in Android 4.2 here.

Enjoy!
Brian

… and also very unique wallpapers can be found at the poolga website.

Update 2.0 Now Live!
Here are a few shots.

Here is a short video showing the fold vertically and horizontal animations. Click here.

In preparation of the release of the next update of Unfold I wanted to cover this initial version.

If you happen to be into unlock animations Unfold just may be the tweak for you! This tweak provides your idevice with a single unlock animation which looks great in my opinion. Here is a shot of the lockscreen and a shot of the unfold animation.

In the settings of the initial version you are only presented with a killswitch, an information button, and a donation button.

This next update will definitely be an amazing one! You will be presented with an increased amount of settings allowing you to adjust the tweak to your liking! Such as :

Vertical Fold
Change the number of folds
Change unlock text

You can check out a great preview video from Jeff over at iDownloadBlog at this link.

I’m looking forward to this update to an already great tweak. If your a fan of @_Maxner_ check this tweak out! It won’t cost you a penny!

Feel free to follow the developer on twitter at @_Maxner_!

Check out the great people over at iDB!

Wallpaper in screenshots provided by @ReagentX. Check him out at ReagentX.net

And as always feel free to follow me on twitter at @_AdamLittle

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Adding your own apps to your Samsung Galaxy S3’s lockscreen couldn’t be easier, just follow our simple guide to give a personal touch to your S3′s lockscreen. The Samsung Galaxy S3 is a device which is positively brimming with features, options, and potential. One of the most useful things on the device’s laundry list of virtues is the ability to customise its lockscreen; giving you brisk access to the apps you use the most.

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