What interface runs better on your phone Titanium vs M2D

[Guest cuzzinz]

Well I thought I would just ask the masses what interface performs better on their phone...

Personally I love to use up the screen real estate with my background picture... Why have a big screen and just cover it with icons... lol.

What you do you prefer?

[Guest Lisbian08]

I use SPB Mobile Shell 3. I think it is slightly better than M2D. I used M2D while SPB MS 2 was out, but with the release of 3.0 I though MS was superior. I tried Titanium for a bit. I really don't like it at all.

[Guest yojoe600]

i never really likes M2D but i love titanium

[Guest pallen]

I also use SPB mobil shell. Its very customizable and performance is good enough. I also enjoyed Wisbar Advance Desktop. By far, its the most customizable - you can do almost anything with it you can imagine, but its much more difficult to customize than SPB.

[Guest necosino]

+1 for MS3

[Guest boc1]

SPB MS>M2D>Titanium

[Guest gianton]

+1 for titanium.

[Guest bga7x]

+1 for titanium.

+1 For Titanium Gets the Job done and you so much more free memory! MS3 and M2D are memory hogs!!!

[Guest Lancez]

+1 for titanium.

+1 for titanium

[Guest forelli]

+1 for titanium

+1

[Guest denteno]

titanium is way much cooler

but m2d is really functional

[Guest monsterpt]

titanium is way much cooler

but m2d is really functional

Depends on what you do with it. I am away from my desk all day long and I like Titanium because I can get all the info I need easier to continue communicating with everyone. M2D and MS3 seem overloaded with stuff I really dont need. I know you can customize MS3 but titanium is just right in front of you all the time.

[Guest pallen]

I like the look of Titanium, and it probably "runs better" - it feels lighter. I just found the configuration confusing. Like setting up shortcuts required you to browse to the file and then you had to have png files for icons. Actually launching what you navigate to from the home screen seemed unintuitive. I would tap something and it would cause the menu to scroll to another item instead of launching what I had tapped. Maybe I missed the "easy way" to do it. Is there a good single resource that explains the whole thing?