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can anyone make a windows 7 theme, full theme with icons, sounds etc. or does anyone know where i could find one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=504716&highlight=Windows+7
That is still in BETA, and there is no listing for our screen size. But it is a start! Go try it out, fix it up, and submit it for the 320x240 size. Besides that, asking for a full theme is a lot to ask for when you aren't specific.
Note to all users who pass on by:
-There is a Windows Theme Section which is EASILY DISTINGUISHABLE (now that they cleaned up the Development and Hacking Forum)
-If you are requesting a theme, please be more specific on what you want...I would be more than happy to assist if I knew what I was doing!
Cyclonezephyrxz7 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=504716&highlight=Windows+7
That is still in BETA, and there is no listing for our screen size. But it is a start! Go try it out, fix it up, and submit it for the 320x240 size. Besides that, asking for a full theme is a lot to ask for when you aren't specific.
Note to all users who pass on by:
-There is a Windows Theme Section which is EASILY DISTINGUISHABLE (now that they cleaned up the Development and Hacking Forum)
-If you are requesting a theme, please be more specific on what you want...I would be more than happy to assist if I knew what I was doing!
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im just simply looking for a feel that windows 7 has like the aero theme with the transparency etc. the windows scheme sounds. basically the icons, home screen, sounds. not a very modified theme where every little detail is different
Dinik, the well known theme creator for windows mobile, has expressed interest in making themes for Android. (If you have or had an HD2 you'll probably know who this is)
A list of his handy work can be found here: DINIK collection
I'm looking for some guides or info that can teach him how to work on Android. Basically what file does what, what has to be changed etc. Now I realize the SGS doesn't run a vanilla version of android but I'm hoping that won't make a huge difference once he starts releasing themes for android.
If you have experience and want to help then feel free to post any relevant info or links in this thread.
Hey guys, I've recently been working hard on redesigning my app and here's a compilation of resources I found useful along the way.
Please post yours so I can add them to the OP.
Online Tools
Android Asset Studio by Roman Nurik
This is an awesome tool which allows you to generate pixel-perfect drawables for your app, directly downloadable and resized for all screen resolutions (xxhdpi/xhdpi/hdpi/mdpi/ldpi) including :
Launcher icons
Action Bar & Tab icons
Notification icons
Generic icons
Tabs icons for pre-honeycomb
Menu icons for pre-honeycomb
All icons can be created either from an image, from the provided cliparts, or even from text
An Alternative Device Frame Generator containing more devices and less strict in term of the original screenshot resolution than the official one
A very useful Nine Patch Generator
This tool is open source, too : http://code.google.com/p/android-ui-utils
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Android Action Bar Style Generator by Jeff Gilfelt
This great tool allows you to generate all the necessary resources (xml, drawables, nine patches, you name it) for your custom ActionBar theme. The Holo guidelines recommend to style the ActionBar with your branding color as an accent for example, well it's never been so easy with this tool.
You can choose the color for all the components of the ActionBar :
ActionBar color & style (solid/transparent)
Stacked Color
Popup Color
Accent Color
Contextual Action Bar background color and highlight color
Oh, and it's compatible with ActionBarSherlock, too!
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Android Holo Colors Generator by Jérôme Van Der Linden
This nifty tool allows you to generate a custom style for all the most usual UI components such as :
EditText
AutoComplete
Button
Colored Button
CheckBox
RadioButtons
Spinner
Colored Spinner
ProgressBar
SeekBar
RatingBar (normal/small/big)
Toggle
ListSelector
Fast Scroll
Switch
Just like the other Asset Studio-based tools, it generates a zipped res folder that you can directly merge into your app
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Android DPI Calculator by Martin Cohen
A very useful tool, I use it all the time. Simply input a width and/or height and it will convert it for you to all screen resolutions (even tvdpi)
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UX Metaphor Equivalents for iOS & Android by Kintek
If you're an iOS developer/designer and are converting your existing apps or making the switch to Android (or the other way around), this tool will allow you to compare both platform SDKs's native UI widgets and find the right equivalents for each component.
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Offline Tools
The Photoshop Android Design Kit by Taylor Ling : a great tool to design mockups and wireframes for you app, and now, since last update, it even includes some popular custom views such as Google Now cards, Croutons, undo-bar etc...
Custom Views & Libraries
I'm not going to make a list of all the awesome open source libraries the android community has created, this would be impossible.
But I'm going to give you links to external websites and even apps who try to achieve this goal, really go take a look, this is very inspirational :
AndroidViews.net by Nadav Fima : the name says it all. It's a website which only feature libraries related to the UI and design. My favourite of this list.
DevAppsDirect by Kenneth Lewelling : a great little app which presents many libraries and allows you to directly launch their demos, very useful to find inspiration.
The Ultimate Android Library by Alexandre Gherschon : a website AND an app showcasing many great libraries (The app is here)
This article from vogella.com : a compilation of useful open source libraries, again
Websites & Blogs
THE ANDROID DESIGN GUIDELINES : I can't stress it enough, read this twice!
AndroidUiPatterns.com : a very nice blog about android design and ux
AndroidNiceties : a blog that's basically a collection of screenshots taken from beautiful, holo-compliant (most of the time) apps. Great source of inspiration.
Romain Guy's blog : Romain Guy is an Android engineer at Google, and his blog is full of very useful articles, like these two about improving the UI performance of your app -> here & here
AndroidDevWeekly.com : a great weekly (obviously) newsletter containing cool news and links about android development/design, I highly recommend to subscribe
The official Android Engineers's blog : says it all I guess^^
Chet Haase's blog : Chet Haase is an Android engineer at Google working particularly on animations and the animation framework, his blog is full of cool infos and snippets
Cyril Mottier's blog : a great resource by a great dev, he writes very good articles and libraries and his blog contains some really awesome posts (i.e : ListView tips & trick, Android app launching made gorgeous & Pull to refresh, an anti pattern)
StylingAndroid.com : great android design blog by Mark Allison
AndroidUIUX.com by Taylor Ling : the blog maintained by the creator of the Photoshop Android Design Kit
Lucas Rocha's blog (Android dev at Firefox) : http://lucasr.org/
Videos
Android Design in Action : an awesome weekly show held by Android engineers Roman Nurik, Adam Kosh & Nick Butcher. They often do redesigns of existing apps, give many great advices. They usually focus on one specific type of apps in each episode, maybe your type of app has already been treated!
Dev Bytes : Held by Android engineer Chet Haase (and sometimes Nick Butcher), Dev Bytes is a great series of short episodes showing you how to implement some nice animations and transitions to jazz up your apps
The App Clinic : Held by Android engineers Reto Meier & Ian Ni-Lewis, this is a weekly show which takes a look at existing apps and talk about what's good and bad in their UI/UX approach
Guides
THE ANDROID DESIGN GUIDELINES (Yeah I know, but I told you, read it twice! :silly
The Android Designer's Cheatsheet : great all-around guide to understanding the basics of Android design (including density buckets, how ninepatches work, 48dp rule & pattern, naming conventions, etc...)
Really awesome but is this for framework-res only?
dragonhustler said:
Really awesome but is this for framework-res only?
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This is for app development. The res folder of an app's sources holds the image drawables, as well as xml layouts, strings, style declarations etc...
But I guess it could also be used to mod the android framework, idk, I'm not really into rom theming.
This is awesome! Thanks a lot!
Added two new entries :
Lucas Rocha's blog (Android dev at Firefox) : http://lucasr.org/
The Android Designer's Cheatsheet : great all-around guide to understanding the basics of Android design (including density buckets, how ninepatches work, 48dp rule & pattern, naming conventions, etc...). Really good one, go check it out!
ActionBar Sherlock not linked?! PREPOSTEROUS!
No mention of Android Design in Action on androiddevelopers youtube channel?EVEN MORE PREPOSTEROUS!
There's also AmbilWarna, Apache licensed, colour picker compatible with 2.1+ (I think). It's super nice.
For super nice colour schemes visit http://www.colorschemer.com/ or www.colourlovers.com/.
Pro tips for guys on Linux.
Install gPick. This way you can easily pick colours off the screen and plug them into the tools from above.
There is also Agave app that will create a colour scheme off of a one or more colours.
Create a custom launcher for ever website from Asset Studio.
Create a file with with desktop extension in
Code:
~/.local/share/applications
with these contents
Code:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Android Asset Studio Launcher Icon Generator
Exec=google-chrome --app=http://android-ui-utils.googlecode.com/hg/asset-studio/dist/icons-launcher.html#foreground.space.trim=1&foreground.space.pad=0&foreColor=33b5e5%2C0&crop=0&backgroundShape=none&backColor=ffffff%2C100
Terminal=false
Version=1.0
Type=Application
It will launch it as it was an app.
If you are more of a Photoshop guy, try Pixlr for online image editing
el_bhm said:
ActionBar Sherlock not linked?! PREPOSTEROUS!
No mention of Android Design in Action on androiddevelopers youtube channel?EVEN MORE PREPOSTEROUS!
There's also AmbilWarna, Apache licensed, colour picker compatible with 2.1+ (I think). It's super nice.
For super nice colour schemes visit http://www.colorschemer.com/ or www.colourlovers.com/.
Pro tips for guys on Linux.
Install gPick. This way you can easily pick colours off the screen and plug them into the tools from above.
There is also Agave app that will create a colour scheme off of a one or more colours.
Create a custom launcher for ever website from Asset Studio.
Create a file with with desktop extension in
Code:
~/.local/share/applications
with these contents
Code:
[Desktop Entry]
Name=Android Asset Studio Launcher Icon Generator
Exec=google-chrome --app=http://android-ui-utils.googlecode.com/hg/asset-studio/dist/icons-launcher.html#foreground.space.trim=1&foreground.space.pad=0&foreColor=33b5e5%2C0&crop=0&backgroundShape=none&backColor=ffffff%2C100
Terminal=false
Version=1.0
Type=Application
It will launch it as it was an app.
If you are more of a Photoshop guy, try Pixlr for online image editing
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I believe you should re-read the OP, Android design in action is mentioned, and as I said I'm not making a list of libraries, but ActionBarSherlock is featured on maybe 50% of the sites I linked.
The assets studio icons generator is featured too.
The size 7 was pretty unnecessary too
Androguide.fr said:
I believe you should re-read the OP, Android design in action is mentioned, and as I said I'm not making a list of libraries, but ActionBarSherlock is featured on maybe 50% of the sites I linked.
The assets studio icons generator is featured too.
The size 7 was pretty unnecessary too
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I never said ASIG wasn't in there. Speaking of reading the OP?
Android Design in Action - fair.
Sherlock Actionbar should be here. Why? Because for once, it should be a one stop shop. Second, people still don't use it and use old look. Third, there are applications that are branded as Holo and are not compatible backwards as they don't use SAB, but latest API. As in there are still people not using it for no good reason.
The first useful post for real app development on this board.
These two videos from the Google I/O 2013 are related to Android UI design:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0HIP8EdlnE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl3-lzlzOJI
nikwen said:
These two videos from the Google I/O 2013 are related to Android UI design:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0HIP8EdlnE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jl3-lzlzOJI
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Thanks for those buddy
Thanks for the great thread!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
We just released PortKit: UX Metaphor Equivalents for iOS & Android http://kintek.com.au/blog/portkit-ux-metaphor-equivalents-for-ios-and-android/ keen for comments/suggestions
madhavakintek said:
We just released PortKit: UX Metaphor Equivalents for iOS & Android http://kintek.com.au/blog/portkit-ux-metaphor-equivalents-for-ios-and-android/ keen for comments/suggestions
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That's pretty nifty :good:
Having absolutely no experience with iOS development it's nice to see the equivalent UI widgets on this platform, and how much iOS7 got "Androidifyed", especially in terms of typography. (and also how thankful we can be for having Holo, IMO^^).
Adding this to the OP.
Forgive my n00bness but what does "Adding this to the OP" mean?
Yes, there are elements which are similar but if you watch the WWDC 2013 videos on whats new, youll see that iOS 7 is far more than Holo and the Android UI.
iOS has been hardware accelerated using OpenGL ES from the beginning which is why a the iPhone 3GS with barely any cpu or memory was able to provide a smooth experience better than most Android phones until Project Butter and dual core cpus on the Android Platform.
The truth is Android throws processing power at the problem rather than tackling it from an intelligent approach.
In iOS 7 the UI APIs have been rewritten and then the interface has been written with those APIs meaning that anyone can do exactly what apple does in their interfaces.
Every single view is backed by a CALayer which is an open gl surface. They have added some damn good Physics and advanced animation apis in iOS 7 so I expect to see some crazy interfaces a year from now.
Probably their greatest addition is keyframing and auto tweening between any two given collections creating a seemless transition between views.
The parallax stuff is pretty cool too. I dont expect Apple to release 3D screens any time soon but if they did iOS would have the best OS level support for depth within UI's.
I imagine its only a matter of time before passive 3D displays become the norm.
There are rumours that the Android Card style interface is what we will see in Key Lime Pie. If thats the case iOS 7 and Android 5 are going to look very similar.
Anyway, why not have the best of both worlds?
Despite Androids popularity, it would be nothing if it wasnt for iOS originally, and now vica versa, Google stepping up their game with ICS/JB has forced innovation around the market. I think they are both great.
madhavakintek said:
Forgive my n00bness but what does "Adding this to the OP" mean?
Yes, there are elements which are similar but if you watch the WWDC 2013 videos on whats new, youll see that iOS 7 is far more than Holo and the Android UI.
iOS has been hardware accelerated using OpenGL ES from the beginning which is why a the iPhone 3GS with barely any cpu or memory was able to provide a smooth experience better than most Android phones until Project Butter and dual core cpus on the Android Platform.
The truth is Android throws processing power at the problem rather than tackling it from an intelligent approach.
In iOS 7 the UI APIs have been rewritten and then the interface has been written with those APIs meaning that anyone can do exactly what apple does in their interfaces.
Every single view is backed by a CALayer which is an open gl surface. They have added some damn good Physics and advanced animation apis in iOS 7 so I expect to see some crazy interfaces a year from now.
Probably their greatest addition is keyframing and auto tweening between any two given collections creating a seemless transition between views.
The parallax stuff is pretty cool too. I dont expect Apple to release 3D screens any time soon but if they did iOS would have the best OS level support for depth within UI's.
I imagine its only a matter of time before passive 3D displays become the norm.
There are rumours that the Android Card style interface is what we will see in Key Lime Pie. If thats the case iOS 7 and Android 5 are going to look very similar.
Anyway, why not have the best of both worlds?
Despite Androids popularity, it would be nothing if it wasnt for iOS originally, and now vica versa, Google stepping up their game with ICS/JB has forced innovation around the market. I think they are both great.
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The OP is the "original post" or the "original poster". In this case he means his list in the first post.
Please do not start another argument about which one is better.
Cool thanks.
Wasnt an argument just wanted to point out some facts about the underlying mechanisms in the new UI.
As I said at the end of my post im big fans of both.
madhavakintek said:
Forgive my n00bness but what does "Adding this to the OP" mean?
Yes, there are elements which are similar but if you watch the WWDC 2013 videos on whats new, youll see that iOS 7 is far more than Holo and the Android UI.
iOS has been hardware accelerated using OpenGL ES from the beginning which is why a the iPhone 3GS with barely any cpu or memory was able to provide a smooth experience better than most Android phones until Project Butter and dual core cpus on the Android Platform.
The truth is Android throws processing power at the problem rather than tackling it from an intelligent approach.
In iOS 7 the UI APIs have been rewritten and then the interface has been written with those APIs meaning that anyone can do exactly what apple does in their interfaces.
Every single view is backed by a CALayer which is an open gl surface. They have added some damn good Physics and advanced animation apis in iOS 7 so I expect to see some crazy interfaces a year from now.
Probably their greatest addition is keyframing and auto tweening between any two given collections creating a seemless transition between views.
The parallax stuff is pretty cool too. I dont expect Apple to release 3D screens any time soon but if they did iOS would have the best OS level support for depth within UI's.
I imagine its only a matter of time before passive 3D displays become the norm.
There are rumours that the Android Card style interface is what we will see in Key Lime Pie. If thats the case iOS 7 and Android 5 are going to look very similar.
Anyway, why not have the best of both worlds?
Despite Androids popularity, it would be nothing if it wasnt for iOS originally, and now vica versa, Google stepping up their game with ICS/JB has forced innovation around the market. I think they are both great.
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I wasn't even fetching that far, just saying that strictly in terms of design, the Holo visual language seems much more appealing to me. But that's my personal opinion.
And yeah, as nikwen said, it meant "Adding an entry for this tool in the original post"
Hi Androguide.fr, thanks yeah I understand what you meant. I guess the thing is, I see a UI as more than the default interface thats provided but more as the capabilities of the UI for future apps. I watched all the WWDC videos and id say the physics and dynamic animation stuff is a vital element to the overall interface, one that screenshots do not convey.
If you consider what the original iOS looked like and compare that to some of the awesome interfaces that third party app developers created, and in the same token what users are able to do with the new Holo theme and its widgets compared with say 2.x.
I think its too early to tell if this visual style is a bad thing or if it will simply get out of the way of the user and provide 3rd party app developers with some great tools to create some really amazing interfaces.
The Windows 8 flat interface was laughed at quite a bit when it was first shown off, but it seems most interfaces are gravitating towards flat. All design goes through phases of vogue. I think were beginning to see the same thing that fashion has had for 50 years which is recycling of ideas and styles to provide brief periods of "re-freshness".
Anyway, thanks very much for putting our toolkit in your Pinned post.
I look forwards to creating some other great content or tutorials in the future which can be of value to the XDA community.
Hi Androidguide.fr, I just noticed your OP links to Taylor Ling's Android PSD file:
http://androiduiux.com/2013/03/12/android-ui-design-kit-psd-4-2-free-download/
It might not be obvious but we have our own linked from PortKit too:
http://kintek.com.au/blog/android-ui-design-psd-free-download/
They are not identical so there should be value in ours too. Especially because we have the icon set in there as well.
Cheers
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G Theme 3
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t's back!!! This is G Theme 3. Why G Theme you ask? Well I think you can figure that out when you use it what it's all about. This theme is a premium quality theme like no other Home theme+. What you see is what you get and that is quality and attention to details! G Theme 3 is a dark theme with beautiful colors and designs throughout it. The Dark Notifications compliment the ui and battery life! This theme supports adaptive icons and I recommended choosing circle which is unlocked as a feature and can be accessed from going into the settings application and then going into display, home and choose the icon shape. Due to this the music app does have a light overlay at the bottom which is a bug that LG should address!!! For real LG fix that will ya.
Now this is the important part. This theme is only for LG devices running UX 8, Android 9.0 pie. If you are running a different LG UX or android version this will not work and if you upgrade from the above this theme may not work properly. It is presented on an "as is basis". I do my best to try and update to allow for the theme to function on all devices as best I can and as soon as I can. However due to LG's interesting update cycle sometimes one device may update prior to others.
To apply the theme simply go into settings/display and select themes. From there select G Theme 3, and push apply! then reboot and then reapply the theme again. It's a bit more in depth than other themes but given the complexity of this premium theme it is required for all elements to be themed properly.
That's it! Simple, easy and quick.
If you're using the V40 or any other UX8 device that doesn't have the seamless wallpapers here's a link to one which will change to the one shown in the theme upon applying the theme! For those that do already have seamless wallpapers you will see this new option now available in your list of delectable seamless wallpapers instead of the silly pink one that was previously there.
Seamless Wallpaper right Here!!!
Please note that refunds will not be given for installations on non LG G8 or LG V40, LG 50 UX 8 (running Pie) Devices. As the title of the theme clearly indicates which device this is for and this app description does specify which OS version is supported..
This theme is also meant to run at the highest resolution, with the lowest stock setting for the actual display size. Larger sizes may cause some elements to look slightly off. If this happens please lower the display sizes of the iconography.
If you run into any issues please send me an email directly instead of leaving a poor rating. Often I am very quick to reply and great to solve any issues. The review system is not meant to be a support channel!
Thank you so much for your support and I hope you enjoy this theme. I've worked extremely hard on this and by far it was the most challenging and time consuming project I've ever made!
Twilight
See bottom of description for Quick Settings and Dialer Add-on Patches!
This is Twilight an LG Home+ theme for your LG V20, G6, V30, G5 running Oreo only (Pie is not yet supported!!!) This theme is a premium quality theme like no other Home theme+. What you see is what you get and that is quality and attention to details! Twilight is a dark theme with bright gradient accents throughout. This theme does not support adaptive icons as some of the key features of this theme are blocked by enabling the adaptive icons. If you'd prefer adaptive you will need to use a 3rd party launcher like Hyperion.
3rd party Quick Settings Icons:
Some apps allow the user to add a shortcut activity to the quick settings panel. This is not supported by this theme whatsoever. If you decided to add any icons to your quick settings panel they will not show up. They will be 100% transparent. They cannot be added. If this bothers you then in a future update I will make an add-on quick settings patch that will add usability back for them, however it will sacrifice the creativity of the current structure of both styles of available quick settings icons. It will be more minimal and all the icons will be the same color like how most themes are. Due to the complexity and advanced nature of this theme this is something that I am aware of and have embraced 100%.
To apply the theme simply go into settings/display and select themes. From there select Twilight, and push apply!
Please note that refunds will not be given for installations on non LG V20, G6, V30, G5 Oreo Devices. The title of the theme clearly indicates which device this is for and the description also specify which OS version is supported..
This theme is also meant to run at the highest resolution, with the lowest stock setting for the actual display size. Larger sizes may cause some elements to look slightly off. If this happens please lower the display sizes of the iconography.
If you run into any issues please send me an email directly instead of leaving a poor rating. Often I am very quick to reply (unless I'm sleeping and you're in a different time zone) and great to solve any issues. The review system is not a direct support channel!
Quick tip... Search and install the app "Quick Shortcut Maker" on google play. Install, then set a 1x1 quick shortcut maker widget and drag it on your home screen. Then in the activities tab, scroll down to "Themes", expand it. touch 1st option at the top of the list that doesn't have and upwards arrow. Hit Create" button at the bottom and now you have a themes app shortcut.
This theme as you can see from the screen previews shows two different styles of Quick Settings icons. This is because I designed both styles and had a tough time deciding on which ones to go with so I decided to make them both. Minimum are default. If you wish to change them simply install the corresponding patch to the style that you want. After you've installed the patch, apply the default LG theme. Then reboot and reapply the theme. If you wish to change back the original style you can repeat the above process using the other patch. I've uploaded and clearly labeled both patches. They can be found here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=288986
There is also a patch for the V20/G5 and G6/V30 for the dialer. Because these devices have a different screen resolution I could not make a universal round dialer app. I had to make it just plain black by default but you can install a patch for it as well. These are in the same folder as the quick settings add-ons in the above link. To apply them follow the same steps. V20/G6 Dialer: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=288982
V30/G6 Dialer: ttps://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=288984
Thank you so much for your support and I hope you enjoy this theme. I've worked extremely hard on this and by far it was the most challenging and time consuming project I've ever made!
Pixel Experience Dark
Welcome to the dark side. This is Pixel Experience Dark! Including dark notifications! I'm really proud of this and how it turned out! Please take the time to read the app description as there is some important information in there for your benefit which will help you get the best experience out of this theme! Also in the description are optional patches which are theme specific!
So go get it and please drop me a quick rating and if you'd also be so kind to give this a quick share too that would be great!
Screenshots!!!
Instructional video on how to apply Alpha, see below
You will need ADB installed on your pc: Right here
You will also need the substratum app as well as the Andromeda app and the Desktop client for Andromeda
This thread is for support and feedback for my LG Substratum themes and legacy LG themes. with the update to 8.0 Oreo substratum is now supported without rooting your device. Due to the capabilities with Substratum all previous LG themes will be referred to as "Legacy themes" and the primary focus has shifted to Substratum. Since substratum can provide everything that an LG theme can provide and more it makes the most sense to evolve and transcend into the more advanced theming system.
So this is my first theme "Alpha". It has a double meaning and I feel is appropriate for this theme. Let's stop with the chit chat and post a few screenshots and if you're looking for a way to pass the time then keep reading! I promise you the literature doesn't get any better, but have at it!
PixTerial
Hey Guys, soooooo I've got a couple themes updated from my V20 thread that are now working on the G6 so I figured it would be easiest and more organized if I made my own thread here so that I can offer support and obtain user feedback on my themes. Please note that right now not all of my V20 themes will be updated to work on the G6. Some of them will have to be separate themes as there are some issues with a few of them being ported over due to the style and a few other factors. Now I must get this next bit out of the way to make it clear what the purpose of this thread is. 1: I am not here to sell my work whatsoever and that is not the purpose of this thread. Posts regarding updates, screenshots or other communication are strictly for the purposes of obtaining feedback on what I do. and to see if users are pleased with said changes. 2: I will never post a direct link to anything I make that is paid as that is not allowed and I expect that as users you will not post links either.
My V20 thread is a fantastic thread and I encourage you all to check it out at some point if you wish to see how I interact with people. Don't be shy about commenting or giving suggestions or feedback provided it is constructive and is done in a mature and professional manner. Feel free to joke around a bit and have some fun. That's what it's all about anyway. It's a very positive and fairly active thread. Users often give me feedback which is incredibly valuable and also post pics of any bug fixes. That allows me to quickly address issues.
First things first to any mods who may be peeping it is important to note that I am complying with xda rules and there are zero paid direct links posted anywhere in this thread by me. So there are no rules being violated. Rule 11 states that I can use xda to get user feedback on paid applications and that is what this thread is for so I am well within rule 11 which can be found here:
11. Don?t post with the intention of selling something.
Don?t use XDA to advertise your product or service. Proprietors of for-pay products or services, may use XDA to get feedback, provide beta access, or a free version of their product for XDA users and to offer support, but not to post with the intention of selling. This includes promoting sites similar / substantially similar to XDA-Developers.com.
Do not post press releases, announcements, links to trial software or commercial services, unless you?re posting an exclusive release for XDA-Developers.com.
Encouraging members to participate in forum activities on other phone related sites is prohibited.
Off-site downloads are permitted if the site is non-commercial and does not require registration.
Off-site downloads from sites requiring registration are NOT encouraged but may be permitted if both of the following conditions are met:
A) The site belongs to a member of XDA-Developers with at least 1500 posts and 2 years membership, who actively maintains an XDA-Developers support thread(s) / posts, related to the download.
B) The site is a relatively small, personal website without commercial advertising / links (i.e. not a competitor forum-based site with purposes and aims similar to those of XDA-Developers.com.)
Be sure to follow me on google plus to stay up to date and get additional theme information regarding updates and other testing and feedback.
So this thread is for all those who are using any of my themes where we can come discuss things, give feedback and post screens etc of what I've been working on. I will continue to add new themes and post screens of my work here and interact with all of you. Remember, I ask that you be civil to myself and other members and keep any feedback constructive.
This is PixTerial. This theme is what happens when you combine Pixel Ui with some Material Design and add in some darkness! It's a very clean theme with subtle animations, with an inverted ui of the Pixel Ui. Now throw in some fresh and fun iconography and you have a beautiful theme to enjoy.
Hey Guys, soooooo I've got a couple themes updated from my V20 thread that are now working on the G6 so I figured it would be easiest and more organized if I made my own thread here so that I can offer support and obtain user feedback on my themes. Please note that right now not all of my V20 themes will be updated to work on the G6. Some of them will have to be separate themes as there are some issues with a few of them being ported over due to the style and a few other factors. Now I must get this next bit out of the way to make it clear what the purpose of this thread is. 1: I am not here to sell my work whatsoever and that is not the purpose of this thread. Posts regarding updates, screenshots or other communication are strictly for the purposes of obtaining feedback on what I do. and to see if users are pleased with said changes. 2: I will never post a direct link to anything I make that is paid as that is not allowed and I expect that as users you will not post links either.
My V20 thread is a fantastic thread and I encourage you all to check it out at some point if you wish to see how I interact with people. Don't be shy about commenting or giving suggestions or feedback provided it is constructive and is done in a mature and professional manner. Feel free to joke around a bit and have some fun. That's what it's all about anyway. It's a very positive and fairly active thread. Users often give me feedback which is incredibly valuable and also post pics of any bug fixes. That allows me to quickly address issues.
First things first to any mods who may be peeping it is important to note that I am complying with xda rules and there are zero paid direct links posted anywhere in this thread by me. So there are no rules being violated. Rule 11 states that I can use xda to get user feedback on paid applications and that is what this thread is for so I am well within rule 11 which can be found here:
11. Don?t post with the intention of selling something.
Don?t use XDA to advertise your product or service. Proprietors of for-pay products or services, may use XDA to get feedback, provide beta access, or a free version of their product for XDA users and to offer support, but not to post with the intention of selling. This includes promoting sites similar / substantially similar to XDA-Developers.com.
Do not post press releases, announcements, links to trial software or commercial services, unless you?re posting an exclusive release for XDA-Developers.com.
Encouraging members to participate in forum activities on other phone related sites is prohibited.
Off-site downloads are permitted if the site is non-commercial and does not require registration.
Off-site downloads from sites requiring registration are NOT encouraged but may be permitted if both of the following conditions are met:
A) The site belongs to a member of XDA-Developers with at least 1500 posts and 2 years membership, who actively maintains an XDA-Developers support thread(s) / posts, related to the download.
B) The site is a relatively small, personal website without commercial advertising / links (i.e. not a competitor forum-based site with purposes and aims similar to those of XDA-Developers.com.)
Be sure to follow me on google plus to stay up to date and get additional theme information regarding updates and other testing and feedback.
So this thread is for all those who are using any of my themes where we can come discuss things, give feedback and post screens etc of what I've been working on. I will continue to add new themes and post screens of my work here and interact with all of you. Remember, I ask that you be civil to myself and other members and keep any feedback constructive.
Aurora
Aurora is the follow up to G Theme. I was inspired by watching a show on Netflix in which every so often the camera would pan to show the Northern lights and that gave way to this idea. The results is my interpretation via theme design. I hope you like it!
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Rain
This is Rain, an LG Home+ theme for your LG G8, LG V40, LG V50 running Android 9. This theme is a premium quality theme like no other Home theme+. What you see is what you get and that is quality and attention to details! Rain is a dark theme with some bright gradient accents throughout. The Dark Notifications compliment the ui and battery life! The app icons have a slight gradient to them, with some more noticeable than others. This theme does not support adaptive icons as some of the key features of this theme are blocked by enabling the adaptive icons. If you'd prefer adaptive you will need to use a third party launcher like Hyperion or Nova.
No need to run a third party theme system any more, just use the system theme chooser and you can enjoy all the benefits of an advanced theme system.
To apply the theme simply go into settings/display and select themes. From there select Rain, and push apply! then reboot and then reapply the theme again. It's a bit more in depth than other themes but given the complexity of this premium theme it is required for all elements to be themed properly. Also it is not recommended to "Hide the second screen/notch"'. This may cause some system apps to look odd.
That's it! Simple, easy and quick.
This theme is also meant to run at the highest resolution, with the lowest stock setting for the actual display size. Larger sizes may cause some elements to look slightly off. If this happens please lower the display sizes of the iconography.
Now for the only part that real matters!!!! Screenshot all the thingies!
Enjoy!!!
G Theme 3
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t's back!!! This is G Theme 3. Why G Theme you ask? Well I think you can figure that out when you use it what it's all about. This theme is a premium quality theme like no other Home theme+. What you see is what you get and that is quality and attention to details! G Theme 3 is a dark theme with beautiful colors and designs throughout it. The Dark Notifications compliment the ui and battery life! This theme supports adaptive icons and I recommended choosing circle which is unlocked as a feature and can be accessed from going into the settings application and then going into display, home and choose the icon shape. Due to this the music app does have a light overlay at the bottom which is a bug that LG should address!!! For real LG fix that will ya.
Now this is the important part. This theme is only for LG devices running UX 6, Android 8.0 Oreo. If you are running a different LG UX or android version this will not work and if you upgrade from the above this theme may not work properly. It is presented on an "as is basis". I do my best to try and update to allow for the theme to function on all devices as best I can and as soon as I can. However due to LG's interesting update cycle sometimes one device may update prior to others.
To apply the theme simply go into settings/display and select themes. From there select Twilight, and push apply! then reboot and then reapply the theme again. It's a bit more in depth than other themes but given the complexity of this premium theme it is required for all elements to be themed properly.
That's it! Simple, easy and quick.
The theme comes with a coral wallpaper but if you'd like to have it animated simply grab this add on and set it as a live wallpaper and you'll be all set. Since most Lg Devices don't support seamless wallpapers just download this and install it and set as your live wall and enjoy!
Live Wallpaper right Here!!!
Please note that refunds will not be given for installations on non UX 6 (running Oreo) Devices. As the title of the theme clearly indicates which device this is for and this app description does specify which OS version is supported..
This theme is also meant to run at the highest resolution, with the lowest stock setting for the actual display size. Larger sizes may cause some elements to look slightly off. If this happens please lower the display sizes of the iconography.
If you run into any issues please send me an email directly instead of leaving a poor rating. Often I am very quick to reply and great to solve any issues. The review system is not meant to be a support channel!
Thank you so much for your support and I hope you enjoy this theme. I've worked extremely hard on this and by far it was the most challenging and time consuming project I've ever made!
Instructional video on how to apply Alpha, see below
You will need ADB installed on your pc: Right here
You will also need the substratum app as well as the Andromeda app and the Desktop client for Andromeda
This thread is for support and feedback for my LG Substratum themes and legacy LG themes. with the update to 8.0 Oreo substratum is now supported without rooting your device. Due to the capabilities with Substratum all previous LG themes will be referred to as "Legacy themes" and the primary focus has shifted to Substratum. Since substratum can provide everything that an LG theme can provide and more it makes the most sense to evolve and transcend into the more advanced theming system.
So this is my first theme "Alpha". It has a double meaning and I feel is appropriate for this theme. Let's stop with the chit chat and post a few screenshots and if you're looking for a way to pass the time then keep reading! I promise you the literature doesn't get any better, but have at it!
Oh hey everyone! Again, I didn't see ya there. You just snuck right up on me now didn't ya bud. Well it's that time again. Another new beautiful LG device is upon us and I had to get it. So it must mean it's time for another fun theme discussion and feedback thread. Now I must get this next bit out of the way to make it clear what the purpose of this thread is. 1: I am not here to sell my work whatsoever and that is not the purpose of this thread. Posts regarding updates, screenshots or other communication are strictly for the purposes of obtaining feedback on what I do. and to see if users are pleased with said changes. 2: I will never post a direct link to anything I make that is paid as that is not allowed and I expect that as users you will not post links either.
My V20 and G6 threads are absolutely fantastic and I encourage you all to check it out at some point if you wish to see how I interact with people. I cannot thank you all enough who have supported me and given me feedback and interacted with me in any way to discuss things theme related. Don't be shy about commenting or giving suggestions or feedback provided it is constructive and is done in a mature and professional manner. Feel free to joke around a bit and have some fun. That's what it's all about anyway. It's a very positive and fairly active thread. Users often give me feedback which is incredibly valuable and also post pics of any bug fixes. That allows me to quickly address issues.
First things first to any mods who may be peeping it is important to note that I am complying with xda rules and there are zero paid direct links posted anywhere in this thread by me. So there are no rules being violated. Rule 11 states that I can use xda to get user feedback on paid applications and that is what this thread is for so I am well within rule 11 which can be found here:
11. Don?t post with the intention of selling something.
Don?t use XDA to advertise your product or service. Proprietors of for-pay products or services, may use XDA to get feedback, provide beta access, or a free version of their product for XDA users and to offer support, but not to post with the intention of selling. This includes promoting sites similar / substantially similar to XDA-Developers.com.
Do not post press releases, announcements, links to trial software or commercial services, unless you?re posting an exclusive release for XDA-Developers.com.
Encouraging members to participate in forum activities on other phone related sites is prohibited.
Off-site downloads are permitted if the site is non-commercial and does not require registration.
Off-site downloads from sites requiring registration are NOT encouraged but may be permitted if both of the following conditions are met:
A) The site belongs to a member of XDA-Developers with at least 1500 posts and 2 years membership, who actively maintains an XDA-Developers support thread(s) / posts, related to the download.
B) The site is a relatively small, personal website without commercial advertising / links (i.e. not a competitor forum-based site with purposes and aims similar to those of XDA-Developers.com.)
Be sure to follow me on google plus to stay up to date and get additional theme information regarding updates and other testing and feedback.
So this thread is for all those who are using any of my themes where we can come discuss things, give feedback and post screens etc of what I've been working on. I will continue to add new themes and post screens of my work here and interact with all of you. Remember, I ask that you be civil to myself and other members and keep any feedback constructive.
Pixel Experience
This is the Pixel Experience. For those who want to enjoy a lighter theme with minimal, subtle changes that want to be able to set it and forget it without having to worry about constant Google app updates and be able to enjoy the Pixel look. This is for you and you're gonna love it! Like Alpha this theme will be updated regularly and will continue to grow as time goes by. Enjoy the clean and refreshing look and experience the Pixel!!! #WhiteUiMustLive
Now you probably didn't bother to read that crap above so let's just post some screenshots shall we?
Hey Guys, soooooo I've got a couple themes updated from my V20 thread that are now working on the G6 so I figured it would be easiest and more organized if I made my own thread here so that I can offer support and obtain user feedback on my themes. Please note that right now not all of my V20 themes will be updated to work on the G6. Some of them will have to be separate themes as there are some issues with a few of them being ported over due to the style and a few other factors. Now I must get this next bit out of the way to make it clear what the purpose of this thread is. 1: I am not here to sell my work whatsoever and that is not the purpose of this thread. Posts regarding updates, screenshots or other communication are strictly for the purposes of obtaining feedback on what I do. and to see if users are pleased with said changes. 2: I will never post a direct link to anything I make that is paid as that is not allowed and I expect that as users you will not post links either.
My V20 thread is a fantastic thread and I encourage you all to check it out at some point if you wish to see how I interact with people. Don't be shy about commenting or giving suggestions or feedback provided it is constructive and is done in a mature and professional manner. Feel free to joke around a bit and have some fun. That's what it's all about anyway. It's a very positive and fairly active thread. Users often give me feedback which is incredibly valuable and also post pics of any bug fixes. That allows me to quickly address issues.
First things first to any mods who may be peeping it is important to note that I am complying with xda rules and there are zero paid direct links posted anywhere in this thread by me. So there are no rules being violated. Rule 11 states that I can use xda to get user feedback on paid applications and that is what this thread is for so I am well within rule 11 which can be found here:
11. Don?t post with the intention of selling something.
Don?t use XDA to advertise your product or service. Proprietors of for-pay products or services, may use XDA to get feedback, provide beta access, or a free version of their product for XDA users and to offer support, but not to post with the intention of selling. This includes promoting sites similar / substantially similar to XDA-Developers.com.
Do not post press releases, announcements, links to trial software or commercial services, unless you?re posting an exclusive release for XDA-Developers.com.
Encouraging members to participate in forum activities on other phone related sites is prohibited.
Off-site downloads are permitted if the site is non-commercial and does not require registration.
Off-site downloads from sites requiring registration are NOT encouraged but may be permitted if both of the following conditions are met:
A) The site belongs to a member of XDA-Developers with at least 1500 posts and 2 years membership, who actively maintains an XDA-Developers support thread(s) / posts, related to the download.
B) The site is a relatively small, personal website without commercial advertising / links (i.e. not a competitor forum-based site with purposes and aims similar to those of XDA-Developers.com.)
Be sure to follow me on google plus to stay up to date and get additional theme information regarding updates and other testing and feedback.
So this thread is for all those who are using any of my themes where we can come discuss things, give feedback and post screens etc of what I've been working on. I will continue to add new themes and post screens of my work here and interact with all of you. Remember, I ask that you be civil to myself and other members and keep any feedback constructive.
G Theme
G theme is a Googley style theme with some added flair and bright icons! You will experience some fun animations and lots of visually stimulating elements
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G Theme Dark
This is G Theme Dark. A Googley dark style theme with some added flair and bright icons! You will experience some fun animations and lots of visually stimulating elements
You know what the G is for and that is what the backbone of this is. What you will find is the high standards and attention to the small details that you have come to expect from my designs. I have integrated some very familiar and comfortable designs and added some bright and colorful flare to really make it pop! This is the second of a Two part series.
G Theme Dark is absolutely gorgeous. It is pixel perfection with all the little details you've been wanting in a theme. You can stop looking for that one theme, it is here.
Screenshots
Pixel UX
Need a new theme??? ...............Like new new?
The world's first G6 light theme with true material keyboard new?
Welcome to Pixel UX. This is my take on the Pixel color pallet. What you will find is the high standards and attention to the small details that you have come to expect from my designs. I believe I have preserved the look quite nicely in a soothing and all familiar style that deep down you have longed for. So let's transform your phone into something new.
This is not a 100% complete replica of every element of the Pixel as there are limitations to what can be done in a light theme. There are a few elements such as the quick settings that must remain light. I have pushed this theme as far as it can be pushed and no other designer would even attempt such a difficult style. You will also see the first ever material style keyboard on presented via LG keyboard. Many have attempted but not achieved the correct look. These high standards are what I set for myself to give you the best possible experience and the highest quality of themes and support.
Here's some screen shots of the theme.
Remix Ui
This is Remix UI.
Experience the perfection in every pixel with the most stunning and incredibly clean theme for your G6. You won't find this type of quality anywhere else. This is the original LG Theme remastered to give you the rich style you've come to expect. Remix is a dark theme with crisp blue tones throughout. You will experience shadows, material details and original icons.
Perfection...
Professional...
Premium...
#RemixUi
Here's some screen shots of the theme.
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Dark Material
Enter the Madness that is Dark Material, a premium overlay theme. You will find an appropriately designed dark material style with pixel icons. This theme is crisp, soothing and visually stunning. Official material color palettes utilized to give you that spot on exact color scheme to enjoy. As always I have include perfect iconography throughout the overlays and included icon back for unthemed apps to give more of the pixel feel that has been requested. Dark Material holds up that pixel perfection and high standards you've come to know and expect. Dark Material pushes the envelope on what can be done in a theme and builds on new original ideas and unheard of concepts that has yet to be done by anyone else. You will be introduced to some of the most intricate, dynamic and challenging code based images that have ever been done or attempted.
Minimal....
Darker....
Cleaner.....
Material Design.
Here's some screen shots of the theme.
Wallpapers
Home Screen
Lock Screen
nXt
Welcome to the nXt experience. This is unlike any other theme with designs no other designer has even attempted. You will notice that with this experience you have the illusion of a slightly rounded edge screen running from the top to bottom. You'll notice that not even the navigation or status bar interferes with this. This is an in your face theme with dark tones and rich blue accents. It is accompanied by rich icons with an exaggerated material edging and shading yet it still remains clean and in your face.
I have included an overlay for the LG stock Calculator app. However there are a few hoops to jump through should you wish it to be themed. If you're using a version of the LG Calculator please uninstall it and then install this one here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=817550096634796912
On stock theme this will not be affected but if you use nXt then you'll have the app icon themed as well as the text color for history corrected. Please note that LG does not normally allow this application to be themed.
Here's some screen shots of the theme.
G Theme 2
This is G Theme 2. You know what the G is for and that is what the backbone of this is. What you will find is the high standards and attention to the small details that you have come to expect from my designs. I have integrated some very familiar and comfortable elements and added some bright and colorful flare to really make it pop! This is the third chapter in the G Theme series.
G Theme 2 is absolutely gorgeous. It is pixel perfection with vectored iconography with all the little details you've been wanting in a theme. You can stop looking for that one theme, it is here.
G Theme 2 brings you crisp and clean and redesigned icons, stunning animated check and radio selectors overhauled from the ground up featuring a morphing design that flourishes, as well as an appropriate long shadow being cast as well as the retraction. The quick settings icons and settings icons features long shadows and the floating action button has been redesigned and implemented throughout the theme. And the keyboard has been reconstructed to replicate the new dark G board style with boarders.
Echo
Please take a minute or two and read this. There are a few things that will help you out if you're lost or confused on a couple things.
This is Echo. What make this theme unique is that it the first and original theme to truly invert the stock ui while retaining features no other theme can do. Echo is all about choice. As the user you should be able to choose if your icons have the default icon frame background or not. You should be able to choose if your navigation bar is white or black... Personally white isn't my thing for this theme but hey it's there if you want! Please don't rate me 1 star and send me a silly message if your navbar is white when you apply this! It may be white if you have it set to be white in settings! As I said it's all about choice so you can set it how you like!
The calendar and clock icons are dynamic in this theme too! And the setting icons will retain the colorful backgrounds they were meant to have! No other theme out there can even come close to giving these to you in such a beautifully inverted style. There are also subtle changes where I felt a few things could be improved from the default light theme.
This theme is meant to run at high resolution only. I do not support lower resolutions and it is not recommended to set it below QHD! This theme is only compatible with UX 6 or UX 6+. Unfortunately I will not be making a UX 5 version of this theme for those wondering as there are too many things that cannot be done on it.
Dark Aosp
It's been a long time coming for this one and today the time has come for Dark Aosp to come to your V30 and G6!
This theme utilizes the dark mode settings found in vanilla Android with a few twists based on your feedback. It is clean, minimal and a very smooth experience. It is also the only theme that uses a true material minimal keyboard, simulating the flat style found in the stock Aosp or Google keyboard!
I hope you will enjoy this one and if you do please take a minute to drop a rating and comment too!
Awesome. Thanks for doing this.
Sent from my LG-H872 using XDA-Developers Legacy app
Great looking theme.
Tiffany84 said:
Awesome. Thanks for doing this.
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The Apostle said:
Great looking theme.
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Thanks a lot!
Tons more to come!
Just a quick fyi to everyone. I have a bunch of Lg themes...... But..... Do not just start downloading them off google play unless you see it posted on page 1. They will not work on the G6 at all until I add support and I will not be adding support to them all!
Thanks for coming to g6. I purchased the pixel theme just to see if it did work on the off chance.it didn't. No refund , small donation.
I'll have my G6 in hand tomorrow so I can really get cracking. Very excited to redo a new an improved Remix and Vector! Those two should be badass whem I'm done!
The "screen shot" of the theme doesn't show up in the theme app. Just fyi if you didn't know. Bought the dark nougat. Thanks for your work.
markbencze said:
Just a quick fyi to everyone. I have a bunch of Lg themes...... But..... Do not just start downloading them off google play unless you see it posted on page 1. They will not work on the G6 at all until I add support and I will not be adding support to them all!
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Good to see ya in the neighborhood Mark! :good:
I d/l all the V20 themes I purchased before reading this,LOL..... :laugh:
markbencze said:
I'll have my G6 in hand tomorrow so I can really get cracking. Very excited to redo a new an improved Remix and Vector! Those two should be badass whem I'm done!
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Did you keep your V20?
KOLIOSIS said:
Good to see ya in the neighborhood Mark! :good:
I d/l all the V20 themes I purchased before reading this,LOL..... :laugh:
Did you keep your V20?
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Oh dear! Nice to see you here also and hopefully I see a few familiar and some new faces too! Yes sir I'm keeping my V20. I love it. first phone I had no desire to root! I plan on fully supporting both devices. I can't wait until this time tomorrow! Bell was supposed to start selling them today before the S8 announcement but all the stores I called were like..."uh yeah we have them but I don't know if we can sell them yet...would you like to pre order one?" smh lol!
markbencze said:
first phone I had no desire to root!
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I've tried to do without root and I struggle. How do you block ads? It seems the apps that block ads do not work as well as the scripts you can run when rooted. How do you back up apps with data? These are two things I have trouble doing without.
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Don't know if anyone still uses TG but I do. Here's my latest. You should be able to throw this in your projects folder, import and voila!
I guess hex illustrator will make this obsolete but until then enjoy!
And props to all the contributors... the people who made these apps, frameworks etc..
I just pulled the theme together. That's it.
https://mega.nz/#!oUpngaJL
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