What weather widget is that?
I really like it. Can you tell me what weather a=widget you are using?
I put them in a Quote tag to shrink them. But you get the idea. Nothing special. I love that Hobbit image so much.
I debated whether to keep the stars in or not. Haven't decided yet.
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I have the same background for my Mac as well. Consistency!
Is it sad I'm just looking through this thread not at their home screen setup, but whether they have 3G/4G/LTE?!?! LOL
Well if I have to be honest, you seem to be very proud of your superior 4G LTE service and it also seems like you wanted to direct attention to it.
I updated my image to show my awesome LTEness as well.Is it sad I'm just looking through this thread not at their home screen setup, but whether they have 3G/4G/LTE?!?! LOL
No more interested to see what coverage speeds people are getting on their shit in their area.
I updated my image to show my awesome LTEness as well.
(Only on my iPad though. Got AT&T faux-G on my 4S.... Also compare the signals on my Verizon iPad and my AT&T iPhone. God, I hate AT&T.
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Man what theme is that its beautiful!I have used this forever...
If it makes you happy, when I'm not on WiFi, my Virgin Mobile iPhone perpetually has a circle icon and slow as moles asses in winter data speeds.No more interested to see what coverage speeds people are getting on their shit in their area.
Tablet (Nexus 7):
Phone (Nexus S):
Tablet (Nexus 7):
Using stock Android 4.1.1 launcher on both. I really like my setup and feel it's practical and visually quite nice too. Using Circle Launcher to make apps appear when I tap the little white dot as I've shown.
I use a pretty basic Android (Jelly Bean) look, no crazy customizations.
The left homescreen contains a Music widget and some other media apps.
The middle homescreen contains commonly used apps and two Minimalistic Text widgets. The widgets are not just for looks, but are actually functional: tapping on the time widget opens the Clock app (to set alarms), and the date widget opens Calendar.
The right homescreen is mainly for games (don't have very many installed right now), but is also where I keep my Power Toggle widget.
I only use three homescreens, so the ones to the far left and right are empty.
I use a pretty basic Android (Jelly Bean) look, no crazy customizations.
The left homescreen contains a Music widget and some other media apps.
The middle homescreen contains commonly used apps and two Minimalistic Text widgets. The widgets are not just for looks, but are actually functional: tapping on the time widget opens the Clock app (to set alarms), and the date widget opens Calendar.
The right homescreen is mainly for games (don't have very many installed right now), but is also where I keep my Power Toggle widget.
I only use three homescreens, so the ones to the far left and right are empty.
Can you link that background image man? Id like to use it.
Source for the wallpaper?