If you want to make your lock screen on your Android device useful for something other than preventing you from hitting buttons accidentally, here is your chance. The developers behind FlyScreen have an Android version available now.
The Android version of the program allows the user to install a collection of widgets onto the home screen to allow you to access Twitter, Facebook and others without unlocking your device. The software is only being offered to users of HTC phones with Android 1.5 at this point.
TechCrunch is offering 1000 users with the right hardware the chance to use the software. The application sounds good and it’s not clear why Flyleaf won’t work with other phones, perhaps it will.
[via Washington Post]
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