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Caption contest, video edition: Android gets its groove back

The Android mascot certainly gets around , there’s definitely about that — but do you know it could also get down? Watch and learn.

Tim: “And thus the talent section of the Ms. Xperia Arc pageant proved to be way more interesting than the swimsuit competition.”
Darren: “First stop: Akihabara Mall. Next stop: Dancing with the celebrities.”
Joe: “Fragmentation or no, our man can still krump with the appropriate of them.”
Don: “And now, a preview of Android 3.2: Electric Boogaloo.”
Sam: “What version of Android is the individual within the costume running?”
Chris: “I call this next move the Force Close.”
Myriam: “Go-go gadget Android dance app?”
Michael: “I’ve seen b-boys and b-girls, but never knew there have been b-bots.”
Richard Lawler: “Chris Brown is creating a quick comeback after today’s Good Morning America blowup.”
Christopher: “Lady Gaga fires stylist following first mall appearance.”
Sean Hollister: “Look ma, no thumbs !”

[Thanks, Anders]

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