dmmarck
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I'm talking about upgrading old phones without losing any data.
AFAIK the Theme Engine modifies no files on the /data partition.
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I'm talking about upgrading old phones without losing any data.
AFAIK the Theme Engine modifies no files on the /data partition.
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It's weird. I kinda want Samsung, HTC, and Motorola to continue to do their own thing. If you don't like it, there's a Nexus waiting for you.
But to existing devices, it's more than just "themes", right?
If that's the case, I think the development involved to upgrade (for example) a Galaxy S3 with TouchWiz based on Jelly Bean to this speculated "theme engine" would be quite extensive.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but do Jelly Bean and earlier builds of Android have any sort of "theme engine"?
But to existing devices, it's more than just "themes", right?
If that's the case, I think the development involved to upgrade (for example) a Galaxy S3 with TouchWiz based on Jelly Bean to this speculated "theme engine" would be quite extensive.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but do Jelly Bean and earlier builds of Android have any sort of "theme engine"?
But to existing devices, it's more than just "themes", right?
If that's the case, I think the development involved to upgrade (for example) a Galaxy S3 with TouchWiz based on Jelly Bean to this speculated "theme engine" would be quite extensive.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but do Jelly Bean and earlier builds of Android have any sort of "theme engine"?
"Reverting back to the stock UI"? I don't buy that one. There's more than just UI customizations.
That was my thought. I hate to be stubborn about it and say that these changes are all nice, but I just find it hard for HTC, Motorola, and especially Samsung to just easily allow their UI overlays to just go away.
1am, huh? Ugh, fun times indeed! Glad you got them though!
Your G-1 first look video today was great! I love that you can add Folders to the Home screen and put stuff in it like your games. Sweet!
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