GOOGLE ANDROID MOD

Credits go to GaRyArTs for this mad homescreen! http://mycolorscreen.com/garyarts/ Everything you need to apply is in the link here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15951305/steel.zip Link to the mycolorscreen page for this screen: http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/11/30/steel-5/ Part 1: Applying Apex and its settings Here is the link for Apex Launcher Pro, as it comes with a few key features needed for this screen as well as many others: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anddoes.launcher.pro&hl=en Key changes here would be changing the 'portrait grid' to 9x7, manage screens should be changed so that there are only 2 screens, 'Wallpaper mode' should be single screen and 'Hide notification bar' should be ticked. Back to the main screen, change your Dock Settings by scrolling down and selecting 'Hide Dock'. Next would be to go back into the main screen, go into advanced settings, and select 'Overlapping Widgets'. Finally c...

Credits go to GaRyArTs for this mad homescreen! http://mycolorscreen.com/garyarts/ Everything you need to apply is in the link here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15951305/cards.zip Link to the mycolorscreen page for this screen: http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/11/23/cards-6/ The inspiration of method from here (Andi):  http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/09/18/slidock/ Part 1: Applying Apex and its settings Here is the link for Apex Launcher Pro, as it comes with a few key features needed for this screen as well as many others: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anddoes.launcher.pro&hl=en Key changes here would be changing the 'portrait grid' to 9x7, manage screens should be changed so that there are only 2 screens, 'Wallpaper mode' should be single screen and 'Hide notification bar' should be ticked. Back to the main screen, change your Dock Settings by scrolling down and selecting 'Hide Dock'. Next would be to go back into t...

Everything you need to apply is in the link here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/45tvy688jj4keuo/6LHrX5f2IS Part 1: Applying Apex and its settings Here is the link for Apex Launcher Pro, as it comes with a few key features needed for this screen as well as many others: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anddoes.launcher.pro&hl=en Key changes here would be changing the 'portrait grid' to 9x7, manage screens should be changed so that there are only 2 screens, 'Wallpaper mode' should be single screen and 'Hide notification bar' should be ticked. Back to the main screen, change your Dock Settings by scrolling down and selecting 'Hide Dock'. Next would be to go back into the main screen, go into advanced settings, and select 'Overlapping Widgets'. Finally change your wallpaper to the one provided in the link below: https://www.dropbox.com/s/cxlj8of3mlgl9ez/wallpaper-670862.jpg ----------------------------------------------------------...

Here is the link for everything you need (Wallpaper, UCCW skins, font): https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8sgk8l3ibpeie6d/aiqoD6j4M2 Part 1: Applying Apex Launcher Settings Here is the link for Apex launcher Pro: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anddoes.launcher.pro&hl=en Portrait Grid: 9x7 Horizontal and Vertical margin: None Manage screens: 1 screen Hide notifications bar and dock bar Advanced settings - Overlapping widgets selected -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ­- Part 2: Adding the app drawer, Clock and UCCW widgets Here is the link for UCCW: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.vineetsirohi.customwidget&am... See the link at the top for the UCCW skins, clock, and icons for the social bar Google Icons:  http://developer.android.com/design/style/iconography.html Fonts used is Bebas Neue, provided in the first link, love that font way too much... ----------------------------------------------------...

Part 1: Applying Apex Launcher Settings Here is the link for Apex launcher Pro: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anddoes.launcher.pro&hl=en Wallpaper: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mtq5cj726e6q1fq/city.bmp Portrait Grid: 9x7 Horizontal and Vertical margin: None Manage screens: 1 screen Hide notifications bar and dock bar Advanced settings - Overlapping widgets selected -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ­- Part 2: Adding the UCCW Widget and Desktop VisualizeR Here is the link for UCCW: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.vineetsirohi.customwidget&am... - Add UCCW widget, 1X4 size works well - Create new, if you want to create your own, or here are the various premade ones I've done as seen in the video: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/u39vbkrj4gr9c9m/JAi22JCJ1x - To add them simply paste them onto your phone and then find them when choosing open uzip on UCCW's main screen He...

Credits go to GaRyArTs for this amazing homescreen - Pure Here is the link to his screen, featured on mycolorscreen.com: http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/11/16/pure-16/ Wallpaper,UCCW widgets, and homescreen indicator icons here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15951305/pure.zip Inspiration from here: http://dmonzon.com/freebies/minimal-light-user-interface-freebie/ ------------------------------------------------------------------- Part 1: Applying Apex Launcher Settings Here is the link for Apex Launcher Pro, as it comes with a few key features needed for this screen as well as many others: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anddoes.launcher.pro&hl=en Key changes here would be changing the 'portrait grid' to 9x7, manage screens should be changed so that there are only 2 screens, 'Wallpaper mode' should be single screen and 'Hide notification bar' should be ticked. Back to the main screen, change your Dock Settings by scrolling...

Smartphones and tablets are uniquely personal devices, and one of the great pleasures of using them is arranging your apps, background image, and lockscreen just  so . MyColorscreen  is a gallery and sharing site that lets you take that pursuit from its audience of one and splashes it across the web. Currently housing over 11,000 different homescreens from Android and iOS users, the site displays not just the screenshots themselves, but also allows you to browse the apps and widgets used, so you can use the stylish creations of others as the basis for your own new set-up — which you can then share back with the community. That said, it's a site better seen and explored than described, so head on over to  MyColorscreen  and see some of the breathtaking works of smartphone art for yourself. Source