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Here's my HTC Desire, it's not as impressive as those who have posted here, but it does the job for me :) .

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Phone: HTC Desire (AMOLED)

Mods: S-Off + Dalvik Cache2SD + Custom Splash

Launcher: LauncherPro + Blackberry Icons

Recovery: Amon RA 2.0.1

ROM: Oxygen 2.0.1 (Gingerbread) + BetterGB Standard

Radio: 32.54.00.32U_5.14.05.17

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^LOL, I've tried running CM7 over the weekend but I missed loads of things from HTC Sense. So I went back to HTC Sense for the time being :p

haha I love sense but most of the time it's slow. but teamvillian is doing something good there :)

I started to play with HTML widgets on my iPhone. It's a pain in the a* just to try copying Android widgets lol.

(It's funny tho to have to "upscale" image size to fit to the iPhone 4's highres 3.5" screen when the source is from a 4" Android phone.)

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This is my EVO 4G with a customized Cyanogen Android 2.2.1 ROM

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Where did you get your wallpaper from? mind sharing the link?

Here's mine:

Phone: myTouch 4G HTC Glacier

Android: 2.3.3

ROM: CM7 Nightlies, currently NB#31

Theme: Minimal Magic CM7 Theme

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Where did you get your wallpaper from? mind sharing the link?

Here's mine:

Phone: myTouch 4G HTC Glacier

Android: 2.3.3

ROM: CM7 Nightlies, currently NB#31

Theme: Minimal Magic CM7 Theme

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I got it on Zedge. Go to the Market, download Zedge - its free - install it, open it and search for Android wallpaper.

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