We know Google is internally testing Android 3.0 (Gingerbread)’s early builds and somehow it seems a leaked photo of Android 3.0 running on Nexus One is also out in the wild.

Android 3.0 is expected to release by the end of this year, but Google is completely lip-tight about any sort of info on when Gingerbread (Android 3.0) is going to be released or announced.

Here’s a leaked screenshot of Android 3.0 running on Nexus One and – this just might be a fake one. Though, none of us are sure. We know how easy it is to fake the version and build of Android, don’t we?

[Via Neowin]

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Android 3.0 on Nexus One, Out In The Wild

It’s just been a few days since Motorola Droid X was launched and it was already rooted a few days after that. Well, if you thought that was difficult to perform, here’s a new simple method to root Droid X with a very simple app.

Droid X Root is a small Windows app that roots Droid X and can also unroot it if you want.

More features will be added to this app over time, but for now, it only supports to root and unroot Droid X. The only requirement is that your phone should be connected to a Windows PC.

It’s the easiest method to root Droid X in one-click!

Download Droid X Root

You can download this app from here: Download Droid X Root

[Via Droid-Life]

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How to Root Droid X on Android 2.1

There are tons of Twitter tools to post your tweets at a scheduled time, but most of them are online.

Tweek Auto Post brings this free tool to your desktop as a freeware app that you can use to schedule your tweets for posting later. It provides a very easy-to-use interface from where you can add your tweets for posting at a specified time.

Some of its features are:

• Builtin Account Viewer
• Automated Sign-In and Account Verification
• Unlimited Customizable Posts
• Quick Profile Information Area

You can check out our collection of Twitter tools.

Download Tweek Auto Post

You can download Tweek Auto Post app from here: Download Tweek Auto Post

[Via LifeRocks]

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Schedule Tweets with Tweek Auto Post

PSX4Droid 1.0 brings an Android PlayStation emulator to the mobile platform, which actually works well.

Console emulators for mobile platforms are nothing new. NES emulators are the most common ones available for Symbian, jailbroken iPhone OS and Android, but a PlayStation One emulator is something new!

This app isn’t free, unfortunately, but if it manages to play every PlayStation One game (and also PSP games someday), then who would need a PSP when you have an Android phone/tablet? It just requires the ROMs and PS BIOS files like you need in PS emulators for computers.

PSX4Droid 1.0 is available for $6 in the Android Market.

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Android PlayStation Emulator, PSX4Droid 1.0