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beanboy89

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Mine's even cheaper. So cheap, there's no way (that I know of) to make a screenshot, so I had to recreate the desktop in The GIMP. It is about as accurate as I can make it. :p

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Phone is a Samsung SGH A777. Wallpaper is from the Windows 7 beta from PDC 2008.

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Singh400

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My new fancy android :D Any tips on what i can mod? I don't like my icons on the second screen (Wifi, camera, music and navigation) and don't really like the toggle things :p

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Hide the notification bar. Root it, and apply the battery mod to replace with % circle. Also, remove the wifi, navigation and other desktops icons to the dock at the bottom. You can enable endless scrolling (between 3 docks) so plenty of room to fit on what you want. If you don't have enough room, use something like Apps Organizer, and drop the label on there.

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fix-this!

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Mine's even cheaper. So cheap, there's no way (that I know of) to make a screenshot, so I had to recreate the desktop in The GIMP. It is about as accurate as I can make it. :p

a777screen.png

Phone is a Samsung SGH A777. Wallpaper is from the Windows 7 beta from PDC 2008.

your joking right?

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instant.human

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Mine's even cheaper. So cheap, there's no way (that I know of) to make a screenshot, so I had to recreate the desktop in The GIMP. It is about as accurate as I can make it. :p

a777screen.png

Phone is a Samsung SGH A777. Wallpaper is from the Windows 7 beta from PDC 2008.

haha that's awesome! :D
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AbandonedTrolley

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Mine's even cheaper. So cheap, there's no way (that I know of) to make a screenshot, so I had to recreate the desktop in The GIMP. It is about as accurate as I can make it. tongue.gif

a777screen.png

Phone is a Samsung SGH A777. Wallpaper is from the Windows 7 beta from PDC 2008.

What's the battery life like!! :D

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Singh400

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@mrk: Looking good, missing a couple of things. I would hide the status bar at the top. Get yourself the Digital Clock Widget and smack that on your middle homescreen.

Also, the app links you have on your right home screen. Are those really needed? I think you have pretty sweet set up there. You can set 3G watchdog to be in your status bar but only when 3G is active. Not sure what the battery symbol is for but surely the battery % mod replaces that? The square icon looks like the app draw?

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