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Last updated: Saturday, September 4, 2010

GyroSynth is a musical instrument app from Beep Street that uses the Gyroscope and Accelerometer in your iPhone 4 to create a super silly, fun, addictive and even annoying to others set of sounds as you move your iPhone around in the air. First impression: This is awesome! In case you hadn’t heard, yes

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