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Samsung Galaxy S receives Gingerbread port right from the Nexus S source (video)

<DIV class=separator style="CLEAR: both; TEXT-ALIGN: center"><a href="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi4SWV8N-z736alFdqTCzDVDeVuH862GdVUyF1cMdNdCO_Mklqj8EVqOKWZlvSYh6ryUvqxHjR8l86UYtem_EbNSz3DXnAxjVzK_NjZHrqAuDC7onCcU3l18FbL0Pm4INJ2r1O0TJljSpE/s1600/10x1218bu345gals.jpg" imageanchor="1" style="MARGIN-LEFT: 1em; MARGIN-RIGHT: 1em"><img border="0" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEi4SWV8N-z736alFdqTCzDVDeVuH862GdVUyF1cMdNdCO_Mklqj8EVqOKWZlvSYh6ryUvqxHjR8l86UYtem_EbNSz3DXnAxjVzK_NjZHrqAuDC7onCcU3l18FbL0Pm4INJ2r1O0TJljSpE/s1600/10x1218bu345gals.jpg"></A></DIV>Hold on to your hats, people, there's a wind of awesomeness coming through. The Nexus S is no longer the only Gingerbread game in town, courtesy of supercurio over on the xda-developers</EM> forum, who has ported the hot new phone's Android 2.3 install over to its Samsung forefather, the Galaxy S. The port is described as being unmodified from the Nexus S original, although quite a few basic functions like voice, WiFi, and GPS (insert joke about Galaxy S GPS woes) aren't yet operational. All the same, we agree with supercurio that it's looking "super smooth" and look forward to seeing him and the rest of the xda crew polish this stock Android baby off in short order.

Samsung Galaxy S receives Gingerbread port right from the Nexus S source (video)

Hold on to your hats, people, there's a wind of awesomeness coming through. The Nexus S is no longer the only Gingerbread game in town, ...

Fragrance Jet II receives video demonstration, still looks like a terrible idea (video)

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Ah, those zany Keio University researchers trying to recreate Smell-O-Vision, do you want to know what they're up to these days? They're still trying, of course, but now they've taken the opportunity to demonstrate their hardware -- which uses basic inkjet printer tech to fire off very short bursts of fragrance -- to tech lovers in Japan while still tweaking and refining it.<br>
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Fragrance Jet II receives video demonstration, still looks like a terrible idea (video)

Ah, those zany Keio University researchers trying to recreate Smell-O-Vision, do you want to know what they're up to these days? They...