El Blacksheep
Android Enthusiast
So it looks like my theme was a BIT of a success; it's currently the most downloaded theme
Still, that doesn't tell me anything about retention rates; how many of you actually use it? What do you like, what don't you like? What would you like to see added or removed? Let me know
* I intentionally didn't add the Power Control widget or a Settings button. I strongly recommend downloading a free app from the market called Quick Settings which puts all your most-used settings in the notification bar so you don't have to clutter your screen with them.
* Top screen is just a changelog. Mostly because at the time I couldn't come up with a better use for that screen. I've grown to like it
- Features one-touch access to your Dialer, Contacts, Android Market, and Handcent SMS
- Toggles back and forth between a clean and simple clock widget and a pair of trays for social networking apps and finance / account-based apps.
- Known bug: sometimes have to toggle back and forth between the two screen-sets before they show & hide correctly.
- Features one-touch access to your camera and gallery apps
- Minimizable menus featuring music, video and gaming content
- Music menu now features a playlist tray for quick access to your favorite songs and albums
- NEW Video menu features a favorites tray for quick access to your favorite clips, recordings, shows and movies
- Features one-touch access to your Gmail and DocsToGo
- Minimizable menus featuring the PureCalendar widget, news apps, gps apps and navigation locations
- The calendar menu brings up the widget and a button to launch Astrid Tasks
- The GPS menu now separates the location shortcuts from the gps apps
- The news menu now keeps track of all your news, sports and weather.
- Simple app drawer
- Looking for user suggestions. Keep it simple or add a background?
Still, that doesn't tell me anything about retention rates; how many of you actually use it? What do you like, what don't you like? What would you like to see added or removed? Let me know
Latest version: 2.3
* I intentionally didn't add the Power Control widget or a Settings button. I strongly recommend downloading a free app from the market called Quick Settings which puts all your most-used settings in the notification bar so you don't have to clutter your screen with them.
* Top screen is just a changelog. Mostly because at the time I couldn't come up with a better use for that screen. I've grown to like it
CENTER screen:
COMMUNICATION
COMMUNICATION
- Features one-touch access to your Dialer, Contacts, Android Market, and Handcent SMS
- Toggles back and forth between a clean and simple clock widget and a pair of trays for social networking apps and finance / account-based apps.
- Known bug: sometimes have to toggle back and forth between the two screen-sets before they show & hide correctly.
LEFT screen:
MULTIMEDIA
MULTIMEDIA
- Features one-touch access to your camera and gallery apps
- Minimizable menus featuring music, video and gaming content
- Music menu now features a playlist tray for quick access to your favorite songs and albums
- NEW Video menu features a favorites tray for quick access to your favorite clips, recordings, shows and movies
RIGHT screen:
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
- Features one-touch access to your Gmail and DocsToGo
- Minimizable menus featuring the PureCalendar widget, news apps, gps apps and navigation locations
- The calendar menu brings up the widget and a button to launch Astrid Tasks
- The GPS menu now separates the location shortcuts from the gps apps
- The news menu now keeps track of all your news, sports and weather.
BOTTOM screen:
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
- Simple app drawer
- Looking for user suggestions. Keep it simple or add a background?
My goal with this theme is to make it light and powerful. I didn't want to use too many flashy widgets and pictures; instead focusing on using text, gradients and transparencies to create a theme that would work well with nearly any wallpaper the user wishes to use.