Is there any widget that simulates the digital clock on the ICS/JB lockscreen? I would like to install it on the stock rom.
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Could've have searched the play store first. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.skipp.ClockWidget4ICS&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImRrLnNraXBwLkNsb2NrV2lkZ2V0NElDUyJd
good day.
I did search on google play first, but it seems that I didn't use the right words. Thank you.
its not the same...
ugly shadow and not the same position.
i would love to have the original ics lockscreen clock for my homescreen...
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What is the best ICS clock widget that doesn't kill the battery?
ICS 4.0.3 Digital Clock
seanmack said:
What is the best ICS clock widget that doesn't kill the battery?
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I like this one after using all sort of clock widget. It consume the least batter among widgets I used. The Con: I cannot touch it to go anywhere else, such as Alarm clock or settings.
One more clock. Pretty customizable and you can customize what app you can open with it
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I use a combo of BeWeather and the Beautiful Widgets apps. I have my display using a custom ICS looking Beautiful Widgets clock/weather combo, and enjoy the animations/info from BeWeather. It gives a lot of tweaking ability. Highly recommended.
I'd send you the links, but because I haven't posted much, it won't let me. Do a search on Google Play and you'll find them.
Is there a good homescreen clock that would match the locksreen one?
AOKP (and I think other roms as well) allows to use the lockscreen clock as a regular widget on your homescreen.
Other than that you could try Beautiful Widgets and find an ICS skin for the clock (there are plenty in their gallery).
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ericjohnson.digitalclock
or you could go with a free one
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dk.skipp.ClockWidget4ICS
Only problem I had with that one is it doesn't size properly with Nova in 5x5. Good choice otherwise.
Is there any theme or mod can change the lockscree style in stock rom (omega series)? especially the clock coz i dont like the font of the clock now. Or It would be wonderful that if I can replace it by analogue clock.
Also, is there any way I can put other widget in lockscreen such as favorite contact widget there like sense 4 in HTC one X?
That favorite contact is absolutely useful and convenient!!
fuchikei said:
Is there any theme or mod can change the lockscree style in stock rom (omega series)? especially the clock coz i dont like the font of the clock now. Or It would be wonderful that if I can replace it by analogue clock.
Also, is there any way I can put other widget in lockscreen such as favorite contact widget there like sense 4 in HTC one X?
That favorite contact is absolutely useful and convenient!!
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Use widget Locker (its paid but google is your friend). It will fulfil all your needs.
Jaskaran498 said:
Use widget Locker (its paid but google is your friend). It will fulfil all your needs.
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thank you for your reply!!! I have just bought this app!! It is really awesome!!!
Is there a way to change the lockscreen clock font to a ICS/JB default Style? I like the default lockscreen, just don't like the Samsung clock font.
I have WidgetLocker, but I don't like to use it, it's little bit buggy... :/
Im looking for a simple on/off flash light widget which matches the style of the default xperia s on/off widgets. I only found this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1526449 but the widget is smaller in accordance to the X10 screen. Does an1 know for a widget tailored to the S screen size and style?
Hey,I've been looking for this,I just don't know if this is working on Xperia S :/ I don't think it works,but we can ask some dev to make it
I'll be interested to get widget like this too +1 :good:
+1, plz.
Well i found this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1827215. The problem though is that even in the large size the widget is a bit smaller than the rest of the s widgets...
i use the torch app form the xperia go (or gx idk) it comes with a widget that looks pretty cool but not like the on off tools.
view the screenshot to see what i mean
P.s you can go here for notification toggles http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2017867
that will give you a notification toggle for the led torch which i think is better than a widget
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Im looking for a simple on/off flash light widget which matches the style of the default xperia s on/off widgets. I only found this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1526449 but the widget is smaller in accordance to the X10 screen. Does an1 know for a widget tailored to the S screen size and style?
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Did you try whit TesleaLED? It is avaliable in Play Store.
I am not the Dev of this Widget.
But I have make a Zip for this Widget wich you can use.
I upload the Zip this evening.
I have tested my Zip with my Acro S
This Mod is the Android Flashlight Widget from the Market.
After flash of my Zip, i saw a message of the market for update of this widget.
After the update , the Icon changed to the Stock Icon .
I think, it is better to use the new Xperia Torch Widget.
This Widget is much better as the Android Widget.
i know it, but really i dont use camera much
Is there any way to remove the date from the digital clock? I have the stock weather widget running in the top right corner, which also shows the date, so it's redundant to also have it displayed in the clock, which is right below it.
Barring that, is there a recommended digital clock widget that has the same stock font, can be sized to the 4 x 2 of the stock clock, and had the option to display no date?
There are a ton of available clock and weather apps in the Play Store that have wigets, usually with more customization options than the stock Android versions. If you do a little trial and error testing it shouldn't take you long to find what you are looking for. You can also look for general widget apps like Beautiful Widgets which usually include clock and weather widgets because they tend to be the most popular.
http://www.androidauthority.com/best-android-widgets-214662/
This might get you started but if you don't find something to your liking there are a ton more in the Play Store. It shouldn't be hard at all to find either a digital clock widget or a weather widget that doesn't also display the date. There are also a lot of clock widgets that actually display the weather as well, so if you liked something like that you could use one widget instead of two and save yourself a little battery. I used to use one like that called Fancy Widgets but it didn't have as many customization options as some other widget apps.
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There are a ton of available clock and weather apps in the Play Store that have wigets, usually with more customization options than the stock Android versions. If you do a little trial and error testing it shouldn't take you long to find what you are looking for. You can also look for general widget apps like Beautiful Widgets which usually include clock and weather widgets because they tend to be the most popular.
http://www.androidauthority.com/best-android-widgets-214662/
This might get you started but if you don't find something to your liking there are a ton more in the Play Store. It shouldn't be hard at all to find either a digital clock widget or a weather widget that doesn't also display the date. There are also a lot of clock widgets that actually display the weather as well, so if you liked something like that you could use one widget instead of two and save yourself a little battery. I used to use one like that called Fancy Widgets but it didn't have as many customization options as some other widget apps.
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Thanks for the advice. I did try several digital clock widgets, but every single one included a non-removable date. The HD Widgets in your link looks like it has what I need in it though, so I'll try that one out.
Thanks again!