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I haven't had a Blackberry for a while. Is there more than the basic wallpaper/bunch o' icons customizability? Is there any notion of "widgets", for instance?
Anyway, with Android, you can change everything very easily, down to even the Launcher itself. So, you can start with the Touchwiz you got with your phone, hold your finger down on the screen and from their choose to change your wallpaper or drop apps, shortcuts, or widgets on your homescreen. You can also add homescreens.
If you don't think Touchwiz is good enough and maybe you want something with even MORE customizability you can check out Nova Launcher or Apex Launcher or others from the store. With those, you can create a scrollable dock, define swipe actions, attach unread counts to your Email/SMS/Phone icons, etc.
Keep digging, it's amazing how creative you can get with Android.
To see some wonderful examples of what people have done with Android home screens, see MyColorscreen. Note the sheer volume of entries from Android versus other phones and you'll see just how ridiculously customizable it is. No jailbreaking/rooting required.
I haven't had a Blackberry for a while. Is there more than the basic wallpaper/bunch o' icons customizability? Is there any notion of "widgets", for instance?
Anyway, with Android, you can change everything very easily, down to even the Launcher itself. So, you can start with the Touchwiz you got with your phone, hold your finger down on the screen and from their choose to change your wallpaper or drop apps, shortcuts, or widgets on your homescreen. You can also add homescreens.
If you don't think Touchwiz is good enough and maybe you want something with even MORE customizability you can check out Nova Launcher or Apex Launcher or others from the store. With those, you can create a scrollable dock, define swipe actions, attach unread counts to your Email/SMS/Phone icons, etc.
Keep digging, it's amazing how creative you can get with Android.
To see some wonderful examples of what people have done with Android home screens, see MyColorscreen. Note the sheer volume of entries from Android versus other phones and you'll see just how ridiculously customizable it is. No jailbreaking/rooting required.
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