Was about to say my lock screen doesn't look like that and im using the latest 2.1 official releaseAngst said:What ROM is that? SuperHero?
Edit - Yeah, I guess your running SuperHero as I just saw the same screen and username over at VillainRom's forum.
jayb said:
I downloaded it and I'm sticking to ADW until more customization updates are available. Sure, ADW isn't as silky smooth as this but overclocked at 1.1 ghz, it goes pretty fast. The only thing preventing me from transferring over is that the browser button can't be changed to xscope and that the only thing you can change via settings is the amount of screens and which one's the default. I NEED MORE CUSTOMIZATION, DAMMIT. Aside from that, the speed is jaw-dropping.jayb said:
It is, it's just not opening it. Goes straight to the default browser.pxleyes said:
You got me to try launcherpro.pelicansurf said:
Google Releases Updated Android Fragmentation Report said:Google today has released on their developer site an updated chart showing the percentages of which flavor of Android are making up what is out in the wild on Android handsets. This is for devs to be able to develop appropriately for the percentages of users out there.
One has to feel for the Android devs out there. I know I do. With this kind of fragmentation it is almost as bad as developing for the web with the many different browsers out there. Notice in the chart below that most of Android users out there are still running 1.5 or 1.6. An interesting fact considering that we are starting to see many apps come out that are 2.1 only. Checkout the chart below to see the breakdown.
The breakdown is as follows:
Android Platform Percent of Devices
Android 1.1 0.1%
Android 1.5 34.1%
Android 1.6 28.0%
Android 2.0 0.2%
Android 2.0.1 0.4%
Android 2.1 37.2%
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=CDMA Hero ROMsMarkMclovin said:
CrayzeeCarl said:
Ah, sorry, yes.MarkMclovin said:
CrayzeeCarl said:
I didn't like it. 3 screens isnt enough especially with widgets. Plus it wasn't appreciably faster than my current default home screen.jonnybryce said:
Menu button -> Preferences. You can pick 3, 5, or 7 home screens.VanMardigan said:
Launcher Pro is configurable to up to 7 screens. That's about the only thing you can configure lol. You can say the number of screens, then you need to make sure the default(home) screen is set properly. You can do it iPhone style I guess and make the main home screen the 1st screen, or Android style where the home screen is the center screen. Or, anywhere in between.VanMardigan said:
GoldenEye 007 said:
Try doing this: go to application manager and clear defaults for your current browser or the default browser, download a new browser from the market, any browser you don't have installed, tap a bookmark in your homescreen (create one if you don't have any). It'll ask which one to set to default, pick xscope, voilá!GoldenEye 007 said:
I thought I'd never need more than 3 screens, but now I use seven and it'd be hard going down to even 5. It's the widgets for me, I have 1 screen dedicated almost entirely to CalWidget, showing my calendar, with 4 app icons on the bottom, and I have a screen didicated to music and podcasts with a custom music widget for XDA, pandora widget, Listen, etc. Then there's my phone settings screen with power control widget, Audio Manager Pro widget, sound profile shortcuts, etc.jonnybryce said:
Ok thanks! I got it to work now. Now I can safely say I won't be going back to stock(not just for the launcher, but other things in general)..... at least until 2.2 hits on the Nexus lol.skybaby said:
Andy never looked so good rolling in a Chevrolet Volt! General Motors and OnStar have just announced the impending release of their latest Volt app which will be available across a wide variety of smartphones. Using the power and functionality of the Android platform Chevrolet has created an application that takes advantage of Google Maps, Voice Recognition, and direct communication with the car via text message or email. When you hear that Android is taking over you may have thought they meant they are outselling a company that is named after a fruit, but not the case as we now see. Android is now the best invention since the universal remote with everything it can do these days.
OnStar with GM will be showing off what they have been working on at the upcoming 2010 Google I/O Conference. The features you will see being demoed are as follows.
* Charge status display plugged in or not and voltage (120V or 240V)
* Flexibility to "Charge Now" or schedule charge timing
* Display percentage of battery charge level, electric and total ranges
* Ability to manually set grid-friendly charge mode for off-peak times when electricity rates are lowest
* Send text or email notifications for charge reminders, interruptions and full charge
* Display miles per gallon, electric only miles, and odometer readings
* Shows miles per gallon, EV miles and miles driven for last trip and lifetime
* Remotely start the vehicle to pre-condition the interior temperature
* Use Google Maps to send directions to the Volt so it can be pre-loaded before you even arrive in the drivers seat
* Have the choice of using either OnStar Navigation or Google turn-by-turn Navigation
* View your cars current location via GPS at all times
A real slick car with some real slick features. The app is currently available for Motorola Droid, Blackberry Storm, and iPhone. Check out this video of it on the Motorola Droid: http://www.androidguys.com/2010/05/18/onstar-google-volt-20/
SimleuqiR said:
Sweet, this worked for me, i was wondering how to get this to use the browser icon.skybaby said:
If you've set it as default you'll have to go to menu->settings->applcations->manage apps->launcherpro app and clear defaults.VanMardigan said:
Under manage applications, press settings. From there, select filters, then select all. All apps will show up. Find the default home launcher, then set as default there.VanMardigan said:
