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How to Hack Your Android Phone (and Why You Should Bother) 
Read/WriteWeb | by Sarah Perez | Wed, Jan 27
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1. Multi-Touch First of all, Nexus One users can enable multi-touch on their devices. RedmondPie has a good how-to on this:
Meanwhile, Droid owners can hack their phones for multi-touch web browsing:
3. Extra Apps and Features For more fun hacks, try these:
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