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Fresh (well as of yesterday) install of CyanogenMod 12.1 on my Nexus 7. Moonshine Icons, Google Now Launcher, Chronus widget.

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The best part of this thread is the beginning. :D K750i desktops.. oh hello 11 years ago!

Agreed. Going back and looking at the entire thread now. Wish Imageshack still had all of the old images still hosted.

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Nexus 5 homescreen
Android 5.1.1 stock + root
Icon pack: KMZ - The Material Icon Pack
Wallpaper: Muzei Live Wallpaper met Android Marshmallow preview 3
Time/weather widget: Chronus: Home & Lock Widget

LG G Watch homescreen
Watchface: FORM Watch Face
Wallpaper: Muzei Live Wallpaper

Muzei provides the same wallpaper for my LG G Watch, FORM Watch Face works together with Muzei, it extracts the colors from the wallpaper and aplies them to the time.

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There doesn't seem to be a lot of love for Win 10 Mobile so I thought I'd put this up. It's from a few months ago, before I went back to WP8. I don't particularly like W10  Mobile overall but I reall ylove the way you can customise the hell out of the homescreen.

 

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What is the icon pack? I've been looking for some nice square icons.

Nex icon pack

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alefox.theme.nex

Note: i chose different icons for outlook, play store and massaging from within the icon pack

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mines simple, background and theme & font are all from LG World on my 3Gb G3. resolution is 2560x1440

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With the facial recognition turned on the lock screen, my face reflects onto Ceasars, pretty cool accidental side effect :D to unlock my handset.

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