ModelAN3D is a simple application for modeling 3D objects. Model your objects in a 3D environment easily. Draw a line with your finger and the ModelAN3D’s winch will create an object turning your drawing. You can create 3D text with multiple sources, a frame with one of your phone’s pictures, or you will be able to draw any shape and then this tool allows you to turn it into a 3D object. Create original images from your photos, and give them life in a simple to use 3D environment.

**Compatible with 3d phones like LG Optimus 3d or HTC EVO 3D, view your world in real 3D!**

Use the selection tools to move, rotate, scale, clone, or delete each individually created objects. You can use the buttons to select items or modify objects directly on the 3D view. Support for multi-touch gestures for camera moving and tools operations.

These are the object creation tools available:

• Rotation: Draw the shape’s outline, select your color or texture, and finally the rotation’s options (axis, rotation interval).
• Text: enter text, select one of the possible fonts, the colors or textures that you prefer.
• Photo: Select one of your phone’s photo, choose the frame’s color and scale.
• Paths: Draw a closed shape (you can add up to 2 holes closed within the form), the displacement, scale, and movement (all of them are optional), and the options about the color or the texture.

Share your creation making and sending screenshots by email, Google+, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc..

Google is said to announce the 32GB Nexus 7, Nexus 10, and LG Nexus 4 at their event in NYC on October 29th. With this announcement they should overshadow the Windows 8 event that is being held the same day. Not only will we be hearing about these great upgraded and new devices but also Android 4.2 Key Lime Pie is supposed to be unveiled as well.

32GB Nexus 7 – We have already heard quite a bit about the 32GB variant of the Nexus 7 and Google has mentioned replacing the 16GB Nexus 7 with a 32GB model. This 32GB model is coming just in time to rival the iPad mini which is said to be released with a $329 price tag. There has also been mention of an HSPA+ version of the Nexus 7.

Nexus 10 (Manta) – Samsung is working on creating a 10 inch variant of the Nexus 7 and have till now code named it Manta. The new “Nexus 10” will come with a 2560×1600(10:16) resolution at 300 PPI display. The new Nexus 10 will also be coming with Android 4.2 Key Lime Pie.

LG Nexus 4 – A new Nexus phone to be released by LG called the Nexus 4 and running Android 4.2 Key Lime Pie. This new Nexus Android smartphone will have specs like no other coming with not only the newest Android OS but also a Quad-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm APQ8064 processor, 4.7 inch 1280×768 display, 2GB RAM, 16GB storage, 8MP rear camera, 1.3MP front camera and a 2100mAh battery.

With an event announcing this many new devices it will easily make the Windows 8 event almost non existent. There isn’t much information on the actual Android 4.2 Key Lime Pie announcements and features although this will also be a huge part of the event. Keep in mind that all of this is at this point educated speculation but should be rather close.

Sprint now officially holds the controlling interest in Clearwire putting them at 50.8% up from 48.1%. With Softbank’s acquisition of Sprint on Monday they are finally out of there financial struggle putting them in the position to acquire the controlling interest in the still struggling Clearwire. Now that these companies have combined interests we should see Sprint grow more like the its larger competitors that it has the last few years.

Sprint Nextel was able to get its hands on the controlling interest by paying Clearwire’s founder, Craig McGraw, $100 million to raise Sprint’s stake in the company. The control was a strategic move for Sprint to gain access to more of Clearwire’s LTE Network. Sprint easily worked its way in due to the fact that they are Clearwire’s number one customer and Clearwire’s fail with WiMAX causing it huge struggles.

UPDATE: July 2013 the merger of Sprint and Clearwire has finally completed.  All of Clearwire’s stock which was a class A common stock will be valued at $5.00 per share and no longer be available on the exchange.

UPDATE: Bad news for Clearwire CEO Prusch as he was the first to go in an attempt to re-align the companies future.  He will however remain in a strictly consultant role for a few weeks to be sure its a smooth transition.  Prusch took on a role at Clearwire in 2009 and became chief executive in 2011 after being chief executive of Borland and vice president of Intuit’s Turbo Tax group.  With these changes within the company there will likely be a large reduction in Seattle’s workforce while growing their presence in California instead.  All of this comes after Softbank’s acquisition of the company and will likely be the beginning of many changes throughout the executive structure.