CriticalCritic
Android Expert
You know the drill! Home screens, lock screens, icon packs, widgets... Let's see those screens!
From conservative functionality, to unique layouts, to the ever-loved all-encompassing scene. All are welcome.
Yes, right now it's early, and things will certainly get more interesting when we get root +ROMs, but for now let's see what you've got!
And in case you don't know,
A screen shot may be taken by either:
1) Sense 4.0 Shot - Holding down the power button, then tapping the home button. Using this option:
- - the shots are saved into the 'Camera Shots' folder
- - you can only take a shot of the screen as it sits
- - the photo is taken instantly
- - there is a small popup saying that "screenshot saved to camera shots"
2) ICS Shot - Pressing and holding both (at the same time) the power button and the volume down button (for about 1.5 secs). Using this option:
- - the shots are saved into their own 'Screenshots' folder
- - a screenshot can be taken, while at the same time utilizing/demonstrating some other function on the screen with another finger (e.g. dropping down the notification bar, moving an icon, holding open a 3rd party folder widget, etc).
- - again, it takes about 1.5 secs to take the shot.
- - a notification is added to the notification bar that lets you view the shot when clicked.
From conservative functionality, to unique layouts, to the ever-loved all-encompassing scene. All are welcome.
Yes, right now it's early, and things will certainly get more interesting when we get root +ROMs, but for now let's see what you've got!
And in case you don't know,
A screen shot may be taken by either:
1) Sense 4.0 Shot - Holding down the power button, then tapping the home button. Using this option:
- - the shots are saved into the 'Camera Shots' folder
- - you can only take a shot of the screen as it sits
- - the photo is taken instantly
- - there is a small popup saying that "screenshot saved to camera shots"
2) ICS Shot - Pressing and holding both (at the same time) the power button and the volume down button (for about 1.5 secs). Using this option:
- - the shots are saved into their own 'Screenshots' folder
- - a screenshot can be taken, while at the same time utilizing/demonstrating some other function on the screen with another finger (e.g. dropping down the notification bar, moving an icon, holding open a 3rd party folder widget, etc).
- - again, it takes about 1.5 secs to take the shot.
- - a notification is added to the notification bar that lets you view the shot when clicked.
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