****The Official Samsung Galaxy S II Thread***
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It's possible if you want to replace a OS file.
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I used the systemUI and Framework from the Litening mod here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1101879
It changes a few other things like I now get the litening boot up animation but that's not a biggy. But I really love the battery icon and notification bar now.
And all I did is replace the 2 files on that link using root explorer, just forgot to switch the mount option in explorer hence I couldn't over right the files.
Holy packed out notification bar Batman!
(Richdog and Khaaan!)
App update notifications and installation confirmations
App update notifications and installation confirmations
Richdog's ones aren't though, he's even got the Widgetlocker icon there! The first thing I did was figure out how to remove that
I usually browse this to see any new apps that I might like: http://www.appbrain.com/apps/hot-week/ - using the app to do this is better
See my apps here if ya like. Though, some of them don't show up for some reason
Hate it when there isn't any apps to update during the day
See my apps here if ya like. Though, some of them don't show up for some reason
Hate it when there isn't any apps to update during the day
Erotic stories? Really?
Just tapped install on that one haha. Curiosity!
Lies! I bet you give them a read before you knock one out in the toilets on the train
Actually, I usually don't read that often in moving vehicles, gives me nauseous.
It sucks anyways, I uninstalled already
I have a bazillion apps, they're all good
http://www.appbrain.com/user/robbiekhan/galaxy-s-ii
As you can see, I do like my news apps ¬_¬
http://www.appbrain.com/user/robbiekhan/galaxy-s-ii
As you can see, I do like my news apps ¬_¬
I have ADW EX (bought), LauncherPro (bought) and Go but use Go as my primary for a few reasons:
1: App drawer folders. ADW has "categories" which is similar but nowhere near as functional, it's like a new window you have to click through to instead of "folders" in the app drawer.
Plus, in ADW you have to manually add items to the folders by searching for new stuff and adding them, in Go it's way easier, just drag and drop.
You can use Simi folders but again, Simi is only applicable to the homescreen of dock via a shortcut action and again, you have to manually filter and add stuff as and when you install new apps which is a very tedious when you're running lots of apps so are constantly having to scroll the entire list every time.
2: Quite a bit more control over the whole launcher/dock and homescreen elements with more options sch as transitions, speeds and so on.
3: App drawer has a recently opened apps listing and running apps listing as well, none of the other 2 do and I find this really useful at times.
1: App drawer folders. ADW has "categories" which is similar but nowhere near as functional, it's like a new window you have to click through to instead of "folders" in the app drawer.
Plus, in ADW you have to manually add items to the folders by searching for new stuff and adding them, in Go it's way easier, just drag and drop.
You can use Simi folders but again, Simi is only applicable to the homescreen of dock via a shortcut action and again, you have to manually filter and add stuff as and when you install new apps which is a very tedious when you're running lots of apps so are constantly having to scroll the entire list every time.
2: Quite a bit more control over the whole launcher/dock and homescreen elements with more options sch as transitions, speeds and so on.
3: App drawer has a recently opened apps listing and running apps listing as well, none of the other 2 do and I find this really useful at times.
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