Evo screen shots

New look

1. Lockscreen
2. Home screen
3. Gaming zone
4. Music

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Definitely. Maybe not the icon, but status bar icons is a definite. It's not too hard after rooting.

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how do i install these icons???
You dont just flash these do you???

just found out. google is my friend.. folder organizer and such....
 
Damn MissJenell .. Are ya having fun with your screen shots .. LOL ...


Your latest one is pretty sweet .. Nice and clean .. I like nice and clean .. By the time I post this it will be old by your standards .. Keep up the good work. ;)
 
Damn MissJenell .. Are ya having fun with your screen shots .. LOL ...



Your latest one is pretty sweet .. Nice and clean .. I like nice and clean .. By the time I post this it will be old by your standards .. Keep up the good work. ;)

Haha. I love change. As you can tell. Lol. Thank you. I like nice and clean and simple.
 
Yeah, that was accomplished with no rooting.

For the lockscreen, I used Widgetlocker ($1.99) with the iPhone slider (there are several built-in ones, as well as a ton of custom ones). The clock is SiMI Clock widget (free) and of course the switches is the SwitchPro widget ($0.99). I also used the Circle Battery Widget (free)

The rest of my screens, I basically used this tutorial at Classical Gas. It's really my second attempt at customizing, so figured I'd follow someone else's tutorial to get the basics down.

My launcher is Launcher Pro Plus ($2.99)

My home screen from top down, Smooth Calendar (free), Analog Clock Collection (free: note the clock is different from the tutorial above since I couldn't figure out how to install his clock), Beautiful Widgets for the weather ($2.04), and the BattStatt for the battery ($1.49).

The rest of the look/feel is created with Desktop Visualizer (free). This allows you to place a transparent graphic over the wallpaper (like the text-buttons on the left-side of the home screen) and tell it to jump to those screens (or apps if you wish). It also allows you to use custom icons for apps and get rid of the words underneath them. The only other thing I used (I think) was Apps Organizer (free) which lets you take all of you apps and put them into categories, like games/social/settings, etc). Then I used Desktop Visualizer to tell certain icons or images to open a "drawer" containing only those apps. So when I click on the word "games" on the "games" screen, I get a window with all my games (note that clicking "games" on the homescreen" takes me to the "games" screen)

I changed the wallpaper to have a "Calendar" screen rather than a "Settings" screen like he did, then Pure Calendar Widget ($2.04) on my calendar screen. And of course I created a few of my own icons to use.

So that look cost me $11.54, but with the items I bought, I can create a very very very very wide variety of looks and feels.
Some other items I have around but didn't use include Clockr Evolution (free) which will display the clock like oneFORTYfour for example, OneSeven (free) which will display the days of the week, and Simple Text (free) that will let you just put some words on the screen.

I'd suggest as a beginner just to follow a couple other tutorials. If you do one or two, you'll have a good handle on how to make your own. Now that I've used someone else's ideas twice, I think I can start working on my own unique design since I have a have a handle on how everything works together.
hey bro......week ago you recommended "widgetlocker".......does it drain your battery at all?....jus wondering before i jump in...thanks in advance
 
I took much of this from ClassicalGas, but thought it was a good cross between clean/minimlastic (to an extent) and functional.

But I added a different clock, the calendar screen (it used to be a settings screen) and created some of my own icons and stuff. I'll probably stick with this awhile with some tweaks here and there.

Swiping the lower-left opens the app drawer, swiping the launcher opens the notifications, tapping on any of the left icons (on the home screen) flips to the appropriate screen, tapping the banners and some of the white icons opens up an App Organizer drawer with the appropriate apps (for instance, tapping the "games" banner opens all my games, and tapping something like the music icon opens up another drawer with Pandora, Slacker, my MP3 player, etc)

Great thing is, I'm not rooted and was able to do all of this without a whole lot of hard effort (other than figuring out how to do it)

First screen is the lockscreen (obviously)
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can u share that greenish wallpaper if you have it on hand...thanks greatly appreciated
 

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