More and more people own a smartphone these days. There's a few hundred thousand apps available on the Play Store. But there's one thing that is unique: each and everyone's screen's setup.
And today I am sharing mine.
I often see naked screens to accommodate the wallpapers and for the longest time I was running my phone with no wallpaper (just a black screen). Recently I came across a nice wallpaper that came with AOKP. Just a dark AOKP logo with a samurai in foreground. I've had this wallpaper for a few weeks now. I'm running AOKP latest official release (Android 4.2.1) with Nova Launcher Prime on my Galaxy Nexus.
Let's show off!
I have 5 screens and my main one is in the center; I have 2 screens on the left and 2 on the right.
Main Screen:
First screen to the left:
My Dock (5 icons):
Navigation bar:
Screen 6...
I occasionally use an extra screen to test the widgets and sometimes put a few icons of new apps...
So this is my current setup. I will change a few icons around the next time I update my ROM but until then, that's gonna stay like that. Just like my phone, I like to keep my screens as they are and not change them very often.
Don't be shy and leave a comment below.
And today I am sharing mine.
I often see naked screens to accommodate the wallpapers and for the longest time I was running my phone with no wallpaper (just a black screen). Recently I came across a nice wallpaper that came with AOKP. Just a dark AOKP logo with a samurai in foreground. I've had this wallpaper for a few weeks now. I'm running AOKP latest official release (Android 4.2.1) with Nova Launcher Prime on my Galaxy Nexus.
Let's show off!
I have 5 screens and my main one is in the center; I have 2 screens on the left and 2 on the right.
Main Screen:
- Google Play Music widget:
- Google folder: Gmail, Google+, Messenger, Play Store, Maps, Navigation, Local, Reader, YouTube, Blogger, Authenticator
- Messaging folder: Messaging, Talk
- QuickPic with swipe gesture to open Gallery
- Hydrate (I also reviewed this app here!)
- Utilities: Alarm Clock Xtreme, RealCalc Scientific, Cineplex, IMDb Movies & TV, MX Player Pro, Pocket Casts, FTP Server Pro, Mighty Grocery, Hash It!, Converter
- La Presse Mobile: My daily news feed
First screen to the left:
- Google Calendar widget
- Tasks widget
Second screen to the left:
- TuneIn Radio Pro widget
- Clouds folder: Dropbox, Mediafire, Drive
- Books folder: Aldiko Sync with swipe gesture to open Aldiko Book Reader Premium
- XDA Premium: I'm actually looking at replacing this app with Tapatalk Forum App
- Games folder: John NES (NES Emulator), Air Hockey, Classic Table Tennis (Pong), Bubble Worlds, ZOOKEEPER DX TouchEdition, Zookeeper Battle
First screen to the right:
- Google+ widget
- Titanium Backup (Read my article about TB here!)
- EEBA (Budget app)
- Downloads
- Total Commander
- Netflix folder: Netflix, WD TV Remote
- ROM Control
- Data Usage (Settings)
Second screen to the right:
- Titanium Backup action widget: Reboot the device
- CSipSimple widgets: Used to register/unregister my VoIP numbers.
My Dock (5 icons):
- Phones folder: Phone and CSipSimple (VoIP client for Fongo, VoIP.MS and freephoneline.ca)
- Camera with swipe gesture to open HDR Camera+
- App Drawer with swipe gesture to toggle my sound on/off (feature available in AOKP)
- Chrome Beta with swipe gesture to open my google.ca bookmark
- Plume Premium "new tweet action" with swipe gesture to open the app Plume
Navigation bar:
- Back: Long press action: kills the app I'm in.
- Home: Long press action: Google Now
- Recent apps: Long press action: Screenshot
- Power button: I prefer to use a software button to shut my screen off rather than using my hardware button.
- Menu buttons: the menu buttons are available on both side of my navigation bar for more convenience.
Screen 6...
So this is my current setup. I will change a few icons around the next time I update my ROM but until then, that's gonna stay like that. Just like my phone, I like to keep my screens as they are and not change them very often.
Don't be shy and leave a comment below.
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