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Can you tell me what addon gave you the mini icon next to the group label?

Also I can not find those black grouped icons for my iPad..I really want them.

They are emoji inserted into the titles for group folders, I used this app to enable them.

The grouped icons are part of iOS 4 for iPad - http://www.apple.com/ipad/ios4/

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They are emoji inserted into the titles for group folders, I used this app to enable them.

The grouped icons are part of iOS 4 for iPad - http://www.apple.com/ipad/ios4/

i know how to group icons, i get that it's a part of the OS but the default group icons are lame, and those ones in the screenshot i showed are much nicer, but i have no idea how to get them on ipad.

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i know how to group icons, i get that it's a part of the OS but the default group icons are lame, and those ones in the screenshot i showed are much nicer, but i have no idea how to get them on ipad.

I'm getting confused, are you talking about the screenshot which you quoted (it's mine) or someone else's? :p Because I'm running a stock version of iOS 4 and the group icons are identical on both iPhone/iPad AFAIK.

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I'm getting confused, are you talking about the screenshot which you quoted (it's mine) or someone else's? :p Because I'm running a stock version of iOS 4 and the group icons are identical on both iPhone/iPad AFAIK.

My bad Radish.. i messed up the screenshots and replies..got everything all mixed up.

Here is the screenshot i was talking about

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I hate the default group icons, but would love to get these on my ipad.

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