Multitasking

[SupperDroid]

I have searched and cannot find how to add apps to the side bar.All the videos I have seen show many apps on the side bar but mine only has a few.

 

[Sebastianq28]

Its a feature available on certain ROMS. i believe jedirom has the feature.

 

[IamReady]

If you have a Verizon GN2, we are stuck to only 7 currently. Gmail and YouTube are supposed to be added "soon"...

 

[pool_shark]

You can also modify the apps yourself to add support for multi-view.
There are instructions on xda and android central.

I modified plenty of them.

 

[SupperDroid]

Thanks pool_shark, do you have a link to the instructions? can't seem to find them.

 

[pool_shark]

Make Any App Work With Multi-View!!! No Root Needed - Android Forums at AndroidCentral.com

 

[SupperDroid]

Thanks shark... do you know where the list of app that have been done is?

 

[pool_shark]

It was removed because a developer complained about them being posted.

 

[wyndslash]

hmm maybe i'll try that on my christmas vacation

 

[syntrix]

xda link, there's a few apps for download there, haven't tried yet: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2024399

 

[pool_shark]

xda link, there's a few apps for download there, haven't tried yet: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2024399

The thread on AC that was removed had at least 50 apps, I did at least half of them.
It's really easy unless the script can't decompile the app, then you have to use the command line.

 

[SupperDroid]

Thats the problem i have it wont decompile. I will have to figure out the command lines

 

[pool_shark]

Thats the problem i have it wont decompile. I will have to figure out the command lines

Put the apk in the same folder as the apktool script, it the "other" folder.
Type:
apktool d -s --no-src filename.apk
If the filename has spaces you have to use double quotes. "filename .apk"