Jheebs
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Nice wallpaper - is it available somewhere for download?
Here is the Droid turbo wallpaper file. ..
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Nice wallpaper - is it available somewhere for download?
I'll be happy too, but it will be this evening due to time constraints.
Sorry for the belated reply -- hectic schedule this week. Also, sorry to have used to the wrong Widget name in my original answer. I'm using HD Widgets, and got them confused with each other (they are both good programs, and I own both). I think I ended up with Beautiful Widgets because it worked better for tablets at the time I bought it than HD Widgets. In any case, HD Widgets is what I use on my phone. Sorry for the confusion.Your creation is exactly the way I'd prefer mine to look. Would you mind terribly telling me what you chose to make yours look like that? Like perhaps walk me through it, steps to follow to end up with one identical? I'd be much appreciative! Thanks much!
You're very welcome, and thanks for the compliment!Seeing your screen really inspired me to customize my own home screen . . . thanks for sharing the photo and the widget names!
I've always disliked the google bar, and it's the first thing I remove from my phone screen when I get a new phone. I was pretty displeased that the only way to remove it from the Turbo was by replacing the launcher. Ultimately I would have done that anyway -- but If I didn't want the google bar, I had to use an alternate launcher, and that doesn't sit very well with me. I do like google voice, and I can launch it from any main screen by simply speaking "OK Google", and that's all I need (Moto Voice, if that's the correct name is disabled). Just my 2 cents. For those of you that like the goggle bar, rock it with pride.
I use it daily.Am I the only one who likes the Google bar?? I use it daily
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Thanks. As many times as this has come up, this is the first solution I've seen (I must have missed this being correctly addressed elsewhere in the forum). I actually switched to the default launcher from Nova to test it, and "yep" that works.Actually if you touch and hold a blank spot while using the stock launcher, you can go into settings and turn the bar off.
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I hope this was helpful, and good luck!
Great job in color coordination KA1OTE. I too love the Do Not Disturb function. I used to have the OK Google Microphone icon there, until I stumbled across the setting that let's you invoke OK Google "hot" from any screen. The DND button is a much better use of that space.Thank you *SO* much for the tutorial! Very much pleased with my creation! I think it looks superb and blends beautifully with my Violet Flat icon pack (GP store).
Just two very minor issues. Going to have to get used to the Do Not Disturb as opposed to Mute that I have been using (Power Toggles app). It is not a simple tap... now I have to tap and set the duration I wish for the phone to remain silent. Don't get me wrong, it is an excellent feature.. will just take a little time to adapt to it. I do love the fact that when the duration/timer ends all sounds return to regular settings (will be a lifesaver for me as I mute my phone for client sessions and religiously forget to unmute and of course I miss calls and messages until I finally remember). Still, it would be nice to have Mute as an option on the home screen widgets. Mute can be added to lock screen widgets, would make sense to add the ability to other widgets as well.
I also wish that tapping the clock could open the alarm page of the system clock app instead of opening to the plain clock page (I already know the time, why does it think I need to see it bigger? LOL). Like I said, this is a very minor pet peeve I've discovered. I will be submitting these as suggestions to the developer(s) and who knows? They may just take my feedback to heart.
Thanks again, dungoyle!!
Am I the only one who likes the Google bar?? I use it daily
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Just two very minor issues. Going to have to get used to the Do Not Disturb as opposed to Mute that I have been using (Power Toggles app). It is not a simple tap... now I have to tap and set the duration I wish for the phone to remain silent. Don't get me wrong, it is an excellent feature.. will just take a little time to adapt to it. I do love the fact that when the duration/timer ends all sounds return to regular settings (will be a lifesaver for me as I mute my phone for client sessions and religiously forget to unmute and of course I miss calls and messages until I finally remember). Still, it would be nice to have Mute as an option on the home screen widgets. Mute can be added to lock screen widgets, would make sense to add the ability to other widgets as well.
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