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wow that theme is actually so cute >___< kirby ftw~
 
This is probably going to be my next home screen. Just threw it together a little while ago while messing around with photoshop.

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That looks to be Beautiful Widgets - unless you are asking which exact clock (skin) and weather (skin) it was. BW Small I run the same look
 
Home:
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Left:
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Right 1:
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Right 2:
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Home Widgets: Snowstorm with custom icons, BattStatt, DigiClock, Thermometer Widget

Left Widgets: Brightness Level By CurveFish, Shortcut to Battery Usage, Juice Plotter, Watchdog 3g, AudioManager

Right 1 Widgets: Gemini Calender, Pandora and Mixzing with transparency

Dock: Launcher Pro, with these icons
 
Quick update to show the new icons and dock that I made to go along with my new system font. They are similar to the MmnlText Icons that were made by UltraLinx, just in the Neutraface font. I also made a smaller dock as I felt the one I was using was not only too dark, but had too much wasted space.
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The following were what I was using before, same layout, different background:
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I know this is for the "Captivate"... but it's Android! All ideas are universal...somewhat.

Inspired by the "Android 7" design tutorials that mimic the "Windows 7" mobile layout, I spent some time creating photo-gallery icons for my normal homescreen apps.

I'm running LauncherPro on an unrooted DROID Incredible.

Lockscreen:


I'm using WidgetLocker Lockscreen and Beautiful Widgets smaller home with the "gearedup" clock skin and the "simplybeautiful" weather skin.

Homescreen Preview:


I cut down to just five homescreens... just don't need more than that right now.

Homescreens from left to right:



My Games home. For this and all of the homescreens I used only Desktop Visualizer widgets of various sizes. Most of them link to their respective apps, but the headers of homescreens 1, 2, 4, and 5 all link to specified Smart Shortcuts, which pops up a separate "app drawer" that shows only the apps you designate for that category. It works so much better than using folders.



My Entertainment home. All Desktop Visualizer widgets.



This is the main home screen. All Desktop Visualizer widgets except for the SwitchPro Widget. For some reason I didn't like this one the first time I tried it during my last layout period. But it does EVERYTHING I need it to do. Right now I have it set up for: LED flashlight, Vibrate/Silent, Screen Brightness, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 3G-Hotspot. For my current layout, I think it works really well.



Communications page using just Desktop Visualizer widgets.



The last homescreen... just a collection of some stuff that I use often enough to get a widget. Using only Desktop Visualizer, the header and the "Travel" widget link to Smart Shortcuts.

That's it! (Until I find the next awesome way of arranging things.)
 
I would love to find the clock that you use on your homescreen, that is the same as the HTC Aria clock on my old phone.... any help would be appreciated.
 
Quick update to show the new icons and dock that I made to go along with my new system font. They are similar to the MmnlText Icons that were made by UltraLinx, just in the Neutraface font. I also made a smaller dock as I felt the one I was using was not only too dark, but had too much wasted space.
snap20101013_011847.png
snap20101013_011903.png



The following were what I was using before, same layout, different background:
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snap20101007_142836.png
snap20101007_142828.png
snap20101007_142825.png
snap20101007_142840.png

How you get those widgets, like the facebook one? what widget is that?
 
I know this is for the "Captivate"... but it's Android! All ideas are universal...somewhat.

Inspired by the "Android 7" design tutorials that mimic the "Windows 7" mobile layout, I spent some time creating photo-gallery icons for my normal homescreen apps.

I'm running LauncherPro on an unrooted DROID Incredible.

That's it! (Until I find the next awesome way of arranging things.)

Holy Sheet. That is some _incredible_ (pun intended :D ) work. Awesome!
 
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