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How does the rest of the pages look? Like to see how people categorize their apps, trying to find the best for me :p

Also how did you get that arrow in the folder names?

Where can I find that wallpaper?

The rest of the pages look pretty much the same, in categories I have Navigation, Utilities, Shopping, Reference, Games, etc.

got a link to the wall? thanks

Unfortunately I don't have this wallpaper anymore :cry: I went back to the thread where I got it, but I couldn't find it. Sorry.

How did u get the arrows and the apple logo to name a folder?

Thx

The arrows are just Emoji. (App store: Emoji Free)

Now for the Apple logo: using my Mac, I plugged in my phone and changed the name of the folder in iTunes itself (that place where you can visually manage your home screen).

In OS X, if you hold Option + Shift + K, you get the Apple logo :shiftyninja:

You could also visit this thread from your iPhone and copy it: 

If you're using Windows, you'll be unable to see the Apple logo above, but you will see it on the iPhone browser.

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