Well, as with all things Google Glass related, this is new. According to a movie patron in Columbus, wearing Google Glass while enjoying a film can lead to a not so pleasant time talking to the authorities. The patron claimed he was watching a movie with his wife, when about an hour into the movie he was approached by a man wielding a badge who grabbed his Google Glasses and demanded he come outside. This led to over three hours of interrogation and allegations that he was recording the movie. After proving that he did not record anything and that the glasses were also his prescription glasses, he was released.

Before anyone gets into an uproar, he did wear a known recording device into a movie theater. And each movie is preceded with warnings of how illegally recording a movie can lead to horrible things. Horrible things like Tom Cruise not being able to buy another mansion. I mean, if you worked for a few months each year while being pampered and flown first class to exotic locations, the least you deserve is being able to buy another home after your grueling three month filming schedule. What are we, animals?

Head to the link below to read the full account of what happened from the individual himself, and pray that Tom Cruise gets another mansion.

Disclaimer: Truth be told, I have no issues with Tom Cruise. Other than the fact he married Katie Holmes. I was saving myself for her.

Disclaimer #2: To my wife, I was kidding about Katie Holmes, I love only you.

Disclaimer #3: Katie, if you are reading this, call me.

Source: the gadgeteer

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Nuff said. Nahhhh…  I’d never do that. I would go to CTO sell that iPad and buy a Nexus 5 and Nexus 10. 

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• Version 1 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 2 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 4 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”

Looking for best free icon packs? Hit this article on Android Fan Network for beautiful yet FREE icon packs. Don’t like the aesthetics of the Stock launcher /font /icons of your Android smartphone?  the best way to change the look ( even the functionality ) is to install 3rd party launchers like Nova/Apex/Go/ADW and set the icons/theme to one of these beautiful icon packs. Majority of these icon packs/themes usually work with all the launchers listed below.

• Nova Launcher • Apex Launcher • Action Launcher • ADW Launcher/EX • GO Launcher EX • Next Launcher 3D • Holo Launcher • Desktop Visualizer

 Some of the icon packs include customization like  launcher theme, font and matching wallpaper. I am including clickable links that takes to Google Play Store page of the icon pack/theme . Hit the ‘More from developer’ tab on play store link page to view.

1) Nox (adw apex nova icons) – Play Store link - $1.99

Nox is a  bright, colorful and crisp full HD icon pack supporting all major launchers. As you can see in above preview image, Nox icons are squarish with shadow of logo towards bottom right. Nox icon pack includes more than 1000 custom icons, 12 matching wallpapers and icon masking ( means even the non-themed icons will retain the style ).

2) STEALTH – Go Apex Nova Theme – Play Store link - $1.49

STEALTH theme for 3rd party launcher includes 700 + HD icons with icon masking, 5 custom wallpapers. STEALTH icons are dark colored rounded icons with vivid, rich and colorful logos in the middle. It works on almost all major launchers.

3) Ios7 Flat (APEX NOVA GO THEME) – Play Store link - $0.99

As the name indicates, iOS7 theme brings you the look of Apple’s iOS7 icons in minimal style to your Android smartphone. iOS7 flat icon theme includes 1300+ HD icons with multi launcher support, icon masking , 10 matching wallpapers and matching UCCW clock widget  ( You need to have UCCW app installed on your device first).

4) Tendere – Icon Pack – Play Store link - $1.55

Tendere icon pack is my current daily driver. This icon pack includes 400 + beautifully designed, colorful, stretched HD icons in rectangular form with minimal shadows. It also comes with icon masking and 9 abstract/minimal wallpapers.

5) FlatBox ( Apex ADW Nova theme ) – Play Store link - $1.14 FlatBox theme for Apex, Nova, Go and other launchers brings you minimalist and flat look to your Android device. It includes 560 icons in FULL HD resolution and looks sharp & clear on both phones and tablets. To match the icons 17 Wallpapers – 4 plain vertical striped, 5 faded horizontal striped and 8 plain colored are also included in the theme. 40 Icon Backs are also included to mask the icons for apps not included in the icon pack. Developer also made a free UCCW sking with 6 widgets that can be downloaded separately from Google Play Store here. 6) Hexacon Icon Pack – Play Store link - $1.55

Hexagon is another beautiful icon pack from the same developer of Flatro Icon Pack and  Tendere icon pack. If you are bored the rounded icons and wish to try icons in different shape, Hexagon icon pack would be one of your best bet. As the name indicates this icon pack includes 380 HD icons in interesting Hexagonal shape , includes icon masking, 4 minimal block colored wallpapers. A matching UCCW clock widget is also made available by the developer here at Google Play Store. 7) ELEGANCE Apex Nova Go Theme – Play Store link - $1.55

Elegance theme for Apex, Nova, Go and other launchers include 1200 HD colorful, squarish icons with rounded corners. It also includes 5 matching HD wallpapers and custom docks for Apex and Nova launchers.

8) GLASS Apex/Nova/Go/Smart THEME – Play Store link - $1.49

Glass theme for Apex/Nova/Go/Smart and other launchers include 1300+ high quality squarish icons with slightly rounded corners and glassy look. This theme also includes HD wallpapers, Glass Dock for Apex launcher and new font. 9) Icon Pack – VIVID v2  – Play Store link - $1.99

Vivid Icon Pack V2 includes 1000 + Slightly minimal yet extra sharp, colorful and rounded HD icons with metallic finish. It works with almost all major launchers and includes icon masking,2 custom wallpapers and 3 UCCW skins ( comes along with the icon pack app ) 10) Metal ( Apex Nova ADW theme ) – Play Store link - $0.99

Metal theme for Apex,Nova, ADW, Go and other launchers include  1100 + beautifully designed squarish HD icons with rounded corners and metallic finish. 10 matching HD wallpapers, 2 UCCW skins. themed dock for Apex & Go launchers are also included with this theme.

You may find some other themes/icon packs even better suiting your preference. Hit the comments section below and let us know your favorite icon pack. Links to all featured posts on icon packs for Apex, Nova, Go and other launchers.

• Version 1 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 2 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 3 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”
• Version 4 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go and Other Launchers – December 2013
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go and Other Launchers – January 2014
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go, and Other Launchers – February 2014
• Best ‘free’ icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers

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I realize this is an Android Fan site, but I happen to know a lot of Android fans that dig the Nokia Lumia lineup.

In the above pic is a render leak that looks like the 1020 and 925 had a baby. A big baby at that!  Rumors have it the Nokia Lumia 1520 (codename Bandit) will have a 6 inch 1080p display, a quad core processor and a 20 megapixel camera. This is all we have for rumored specs at the moment, but we should see the official announcement at the Nokia event later this month.

Source: @evleaks

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A lot of you crack flashers (like I used to be) may read this article in disgust or disagree with me on many different levels.

My name is Dave and I’m a recovering crack flashing addict (this is where you say, HI DAVE!).

Crack flashing ended for me about a year ago when Jelly Bean 4.1 started dropping on most high end devices. Don’t get me wrong!  Once there’s a stable CyanogenMod ROM, I get it on my device ASAP. Maybe it’s because I’m getting older (36), or sick of setting up my devices 10 times a week (I understand there’s tools to do this, but I don’t entirely trust them) or maybe I’m just content with CyanogenMod 10.1, Android version 4.2.2 (or until cm 10.2 is stable) and the brilliance that Jelly Bean has brought to our devices.

Let’s rewind here a couple years when most devices were running Froyo (2.2) and even Gingerbread (2.3).  I had gotten the original HTC Evo 4g and it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. It was a HUGE phone for its time, Sense and the animations were absolutely mind blowing, the Android Market was like nothing I’d experienced before on a flip phone and it’s the device that gave me my first taste of Android addiction. I can remember checking Android blogs hourly to see when Froyo would be hitting my new found friend.

Then one day I saw somebody mention a site by the name of XDA. This is where my crack flashing had started. People had Netflix running on their Evo’s before it was on the market, others had WiFi tethering their WiMax connection, there was even a Hulu fix that was flash able and themes coming out the ying yang with a really slimmed down Sense experience. The icing on the cake was a thread by the name of Steve Kondik that had this thing called CyanogenMod 6 & 7. When I hopped in there, it was over for me. I had a phone with a really clunky Sense experience and had the opportunity to have a near Nexus One experience instead. This is where the ROM crack pipe got most of it’s use. CyanogenMod had become so popular that themes were coming out for it daily and they had to be flashed (there was no theme manager at the time), nightlies were starting to be dropped regularly and a whole slew of other flash able zips that made the whole custom ROM experience exciting. It was like having a new phone everyday. Hell!  Even going back and forth from Sense to CyanogenMod to get a fast GPS lock was even exciting and I hardly use GPS. I had to flash something or my day didn’t feel complete.

Now let’s fast forward to 2012 when Jelly Bean 4.1, CM 10 and Google Play officially hit the scene. Google did it right with Jelly Bean and the Google Apps updates. There were no longer fixes that need to be flashed. Google Now was and is still a mind blowing feature that I use on a regular basis. Siri what?  CyanogenMod 10 dropped shortly after the Nexus 7 and I realized right then and there my days of constantly doing backups, putting zips on my SD card and setting my devices up weekly were a thing of the past. Everything on Jelly Bean works and works well.

Now let’s fast forward to today. When I get a device, I find the most stable CyanogenMod 10 version available and stick with it until the next Android version drops and that one is stable. I know longer care about my status bar being the most unique, and if I’m feeling frisky that day I’ll grab a cm theme of the market and apply it through the theme manager engine that comes cooked in all CyanogenMod builds these days. CyanogenMod has more than enough fun packed features with in the ROM with out it being a 1 gig sized file. These guys are the Real Deal Holyfield in firmware land. IMO they deserve their own phone and I’d be first in line to grab one. That would totally eliminate any of my flashing period. They look at CyanogenMod as a job, and like the experts they are, they take their jobs seriously and consistently put out great products. Trebuchet, Appolo, Focal, Theme Manager, WiFi tethering and so much more are executed to perfection. Is everything perfect?  Nothing is!  Especially OEM crap.

My Kondik!  If you’re reading this, I hope by the time Key Lime Pie (Android Version 5) comes out, you and your team have your own phone.  I realize us Android geeks are the minority in this world, but we wouldn’t be the only ones buying your phone. You can believe that!  I also realize I’m a dopey chef and an Android blogger, but if I you guys care what I have to say about picking the company to make the CyanogenMod phone….  HTC FTW!

Let me know what you guys and gals think. Are you still crack flashers or has Jelly Bean and CyanogenMod become your methadone program?

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Majority of these icon packs/themes usually work with all the launchers listed below.

• Nova Launcher
• Apex Launcher
• Action Launcher
• ADW Launcher/EX
• GO Launcher EX
• Next Launcher 3D
• Holo Launcher
• Desktop Visualizer

Looking for best free icon packs? Hit this article on Android Fan Network for beautiful yet FREE icon packs.

1) Click UI (Go Apex Nova theme) – Play Store link - $1.49

Update: Click UI is not available at the moment. Check other themes by the same developer here.

ClickUI is my current daily driver.  It’s a theme for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers, It consists of 530 rounded HD icons & 5 wallpapers.

2) VIPER – Go Apex Nova theme – Play Store Link - $1.49

Viper is one of good icon packs available on Play Store. It included  700+ HD Icons and 7 HD wallpapers.

3) Flow Icons – Play Store Link - $0.99

Flow Icon pack includes 300+ HD icons, 5 wallpapers and 4 icon backs and supports all major launchers.

4) UFO Icon Pack – Play Store Link - $1.30

UFO Icon pack includes >200 HD icons and compatible with all major launchers. These icons look great on tablets as icon size is 300*300 px ( not 144*144 like other icon packs )

5) Mango Icon pack – Play Store Link -$0.99

Mango is another icon pack featuring >300 rounded icons with Full HD (xxhdpi ) support. It also includes Icon mask which means even the non-themed icons will retain the style. ( I refer to this term several times while describing these icon packs )

6) Shaded Icons – Play Store Link -$1.44

Shaded Icon pack features around 700 icons, compatible will all major launchers and includes xxhdpi and icon mask support. As shown in the preview picture, you can see the shadowed icons.

7) Motif Apex/Nova/Go theme – Play Store Link -$1.49

Motif theme for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers is designed for XHDPI devices. The theme also includes various wallpapers that can be set as your home screen wallpaper. Icon masking is also supported.

8) Cardstock -nova apex adw theme – Play Store Link -$1.79

Cardstock theme features about 400 minimal yet elegant looking icons along with themed app drawer and 13 wallpapers to choose from.

9) Plex for Android icon pack – Play Store Link – FREE

Plex for Android is a FREE icon pack that features simple, flat, colorful, and very clean icons that follows the design style established by  Google Kennedy icons. Developer says it is specifically designed for Apex launcher, however it seems to be working with other launchers and Desktop visualizer too. It supports both hdpi and xhdpi resolutions and features icon masking too.

10) Square MinimaCons – Play Store Link - FREE

As the name suggests, Square MinamaCons is a icon pack featuring squarish minimal icons. It brings a clean, minimal and unified  ( again Icon masking ) look to your device and supports all major launchers.

These are some icon packs that I tried and liked most. You may find some other themes/icon packs even better suiting your preference. Please post them in the comments and I will cover them next update.

Links to all featured posts on icon packs for Apex, Nova, Go and other launchers.

• Version 1 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 2 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 3 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”
• Version 4 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go and Other Launchers – December 2013
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go and Other Launchers – January 2014
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go, and Other Launchers – February 2014
• Best ‘free’ icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers

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Maybe the most famous gentleman amongst us Android heads.

Yup!  He’s doing just what you think he’s doing. He’s down in Texas building some bad ass phones for us Android geeks.  Now I’m not sure what’s doing all around him there, but it sure looks important.

In my opinion, Google’s hitting this one out of the park in just about every aspect. Motorola is known for building some of the best hardware (that is until the HTC One) – Made In The USA, getting all us U.S. patriots fired up – Putting up some major dough in U.S. and European advertising ($500 million to be exact) and now tweeting this handsome fella building Moto X’s (the most famous guy in Android Geek land).

This is getting exciting, especially anyone with an upgrade coming in the next few months. We have HTC making some noise, Samsung doing their thing, LG and Sony also banging  out some serious phones, now Motorola swinging for the fences with the Moto X and Droid Family, Apple being Apple and Blackberry…..  Well, I’ll just Leave this here. Lol

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So, you just got an Android tablet and want to show people you can make phone calls from it eh?  In the past, I’ve held my Nexus 7 up to my ear (even though you don’t have to have it to your ear and probably shouldn’t be having a tablet held against your head for any length of time) and made phone calls from it just to get a reaction from my friends and family (it’s always gotta be about me).  Although, making phone calls from your tablet can be very useful and not just attention seeking. I’ve been on my couch with my phone in the other room, with my tablet in my lap (probably shouldn’t have your tablet on your crotch for lengths of time either) and had to make a quick phone call, so I’ve used my tablet at times to get the job done.  It is very handy to have the ability to make a quick phone call from your tablet.

This is where the Vonage Mobile app comes in to play. If you ever want to get in to a heated discussion with Android Geeks, head on over to an Android forum and tell them you’ve found the best Tablet calling app. It can get worse than a NY Yankees – Red Sox debate because there are a few tablet phone calling apps that users are loyal to. But, this is my article so I’m sticking with Vonage mobile as my top pick, for one simple reason….  You just need your cell phone number and not Google Voice or your own Google phone number (I know there’s work arounds and fixes but I find Vonage the most direct and simple).

Screen shot from my Galaxy Note 8.0

Once you’ve installed the Vonage Mobile app to your tablet, the app will ask you to plug your cell phone number in.  The Vonage Mobile app will then send you a code to punch into your tablet. Bam!  That’s it!  Now you can pick that tablet up, make a phone call and the person you’re calling will see your cell phone number in their caller ID.

Screen shot from my Galaxy Note 8.0

The Vonage Mobile app syncs all of your contacts, phone call history, the ability to text and tokens (more on tokens later).  Don’t let the tokens part spook ya. The app is completely free and so are the phone calls and texts that you make.

I think I’ve used every tablet phone calling app available and as of now Vonage Mobile is hands down my favorite. Oh yeah!  You get 3000 minutes free a month here in the U.S. and have to pay a few bucks for more time with an in app purchase. Last month I used 34 minutes talk time according to my cell phone bill, so I’m good.

Here’s where I get lazy and let the developer explain the entire app to you.  Keep reading!

Description

With Vonage Mobile®, you can place free high-quality calls, send texts and share photos with other Vonage Mobile users worldwide over Wi-Fi and 3G/4G.*INTRODUCING VIDEO CALLINGYou can now make FREE video calls over Wi-Fi and 3G/4G to other Vonage Mobile users worldwide. Vonage Mobile keeps your connected to your family and friends with great quality video calls.Video calling is supported on Android OS versions 4.1, 4.0, and 2.3.With Vonage Mobile you can make free calls to U.S., Canadian and Puerto Rican phone numbers for a limited time – up to 3,000 minutes per month!** Plus, make calls to mobile and landline numbers worldwide at ultra-low calling rates.On average, Vonage Mobile saves you 70% on calls to other countries when compared with other major mobile carriers, and costs 30% less than Skype™.***Remember to use Vonage Mobile over Wi-Fi when travelling internationally to stay in touch for less. And, if you need to add calling credit at any time, it’s easy. Just buy in the app, directly from your Google Play account.Find out what’s happening with Vonage Mobile: • Learn more at http://www.vonagemobile.com • Like us on Facebook at http://facebook.com/vonagemobile• Follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/vonagemobile • Need help? Visit http://vonagemobile.com/support*Data rates may apply**Limited-time free calling offer to the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico is for personal, noncommercial calling and excludes calls to certain geographic locations, including Northwest Territories, premium and special services numbers, satellite telephony services and other call forwarding services. Not to exceed 3,000 minutes per month.***Based on per-minute rates to the top 50 countries called. Comparison reflects published rates of leading mobile carriers in markets representing the majority of Android users.Pat: http://www.vonage.com/corporate/press_patents.php

Play Store link for Vonage Mobile

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You are probably asking yourself, why would you need to capture screenshots on your device? It’s as simple as taking the Screenshot.  So you can show what is on your screen at any given moment.  This gives you control to share what you want whenever you want (not just with photos) with your Android Fans.  Have a cool widget, app, or in my case a website that looks really cool and you want to show off.  Well you can now simply take a screenshot and send it to fans via email, message or social media apps.   I am sure you have a crazy “something” that you want to share with someone that they may have sent you? There are multiple reasons that you may have the desire to do this and now it’s made simple for you.

Just do the following screenshot method for the Samsung Galaxy S4.

1. HOLD down the POWER button and the HOME button at the same time.

Figure 1.0- (androidfannetwork.com)

It is not complicated, really, that’s all you have to do!  And now, you too can have a screenshot of your favorite website, to share with Android Fans.  You’ll see a message appear on the top of your screen that says “screenshot saved to Camera shots”. With this method, your screenshot will appear in the pictures/screenshots directory. You can also go to your Gallery App to view the screenshots that you have captured.  You can then share or save as you see fit.  I just happened to share my screenshot to “Dropbox” for safe keeping.  Stay posted for more Need to Know tips.

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Customization does not end there. You can install themes for these launchers and change look and feel of your OS.  Icons, App Drawer, Dock & Font are some of the elements that can be themed by installing launcher themes.

Hundreds of themes are available in Google Play Store that can be downloaded and applied to launcher of your choice through theme settings and majority of them are free of cost too. Many of the free icon packs have donate versions too. Consider buying the donate versions to support development.

Here I am posting 10 best icon packs of my choice. Some of them are Paid but are worth every single ¢ you spent on them. You can find Play store links for download and pointers to developer websites too. You can find other icon packs from a developer from ‘More from developer’ tab on play store link page. I like all of these icons and they are just posted in random order. The list goes endless and you may find some other pack even better.

Looking for best free icon packs? Hit this article on Android Fan Network for beautiful yet FREE icon packs.

1) DCikonZ ADW Apex Nova Go Theme - Play Store link - Free

DCikonz theme is a elegant and toned theme & icons pack for ADW, Nova, Apex, Holo, Atom and Go launcher. It’s one of the best icon pack packing >2500 icons and totally free.

Developer’s Website : Daniel Czarnomorski

2) Stark (adw apex nova theme) by kovdev - Play Store link -$1.79

This is an icon pack (for Apex, Nova, ADW, Holo & more!) and will add high definition icons for many popular launcher replacements! These icons are perfect for minimal setups. This set is rendered at full HD (144×144) for increased clarity. ( description from developer )

Developer’s website : Kovdev

Other icons pack from same developer like Lustre, Noen, Minecraft can be found on both play store and developer’s website.

3) Goolors icons GO/Apex/Nova/ADW by DroidScreens - Play Store link - $1.23 

The name Goolors means Google + Colors. I am currently using this icon pack on my HTC One and it’s my favorite icon pack.

 Goolo is rounded icon set of Goolors and look even better

Goolo icons GO/Apex/Nova/ADW- Play Store link

Developer’s website : DroidScreens

4)  MIUI X5 HD Apex/Nova/ADW Theme - Play Store link - $0.99 

If you like MIUI icons the this will be best way to get same look on your device.  MIUI v4 and MIUI v2 icon themes are also available free of cost from the same developer.

Developer’s Website : TwiPi Production

5) MiroEx Project MIUI v5 for Apex/Nova/Go/ADW launchers –  Play Store link - Free

MiroEx Project is another icon pack that gives MIUI v5 look to your icons. Flat MIUI icons pack is also available from same developer Play Store link  - $1.01

Developer’s thread at XDA : XDA

6) MeeUi – Icon Pack - Play Store link - Free

This icon pack brings the look of Meego OS to your Android device.

7)  Holo Icons (Nova/Apex/Go/ADW) - Play Store link

Holo Icons follow guidelines that give you a better Android experience with a design that is seen throughout the rest of the ‘Holo’ UI.

Developer’s Website : Unseen Vision

8)  Holler! blk Icon Pack - Play Store link - Free

These icons give a minimal look to your OS. You can find other icon packs from this developer like Holler! wht Icon Pack , DDDOPE! IKONS icon pack , Diamante Icons ( and more ) on Google Play Store

Developer’s Website :  YackovskyMusic

9) Phoney White Apex Nova ADWHolo - Play Store link - Free

These are rounded white colored icons on black background and gives a uniform feel to your OS. You can find other icon packs from this developer like Phoney Dark, Fancy Icon Pack, POP! Icon Pack and more on Google Play Store

Developer’s Website : Samantha Conner

10 ) flatro – Icon Pack  - Play Store link - $1.59 

Flatro is a icon set for launchers, a blend of Retro, Minimal and Flat, they all come together to create a fresh and unique icon set.

Developer’s Website : Ryan M Kelly

Links to all featured posts on icon packs for Apex, Nova, Go and other launchers.

• Version 1 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 2 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers” 
• Version 3 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”
• Version 4 of  “10 best icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers”
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go and Other Launchers – December 2013
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go and Other Launchers – January 2014
• 10 Best Icon Packs for Apex, Nova, Go, and Other Launchers – February 2014
• Best ‘free’ icon packs for Apex/Nova/Go and other launchers

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