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[Guest Dribz]

So I have an Omnia i910, I've done a little bit of customization on it, but nothing that I really understand.

I'm Phon-Ex for my Today plug in, but it only takes up a tiny bit of the screen, leaving the rest too empty for my wallpaper to fill alone.

I really don't want more Icon on there, but what I really want is a nice big clear looking clock, independent of everything else.

So my question for you all is, does such a thing exist? Is it possible that there are some stand alone clocks that would just sit in the middle of the screen without bringing ugly icons with them?

Any help would be much appreciated, and If you could also give me a gentle shove in the right direction I'd be forever grateful lol

Thanks :)

Edited January 22, 2010 by Dribz

[Guest meabigbaldguy]

So I have an Omnia i910, I've done a little bit of customization on it, but nothing that I really understand.

I'm Phon-Ex for my Today plug in, but it only takes up a tiny bit of the screen, leaving the rest too empty for my wallpaper to fill alone.

I really don't want more Icon on there, but what I really want is a nice big clear looking clock, independent of everything else.

So my question for you all is, does such a thing exist? Is it possible that there are some stand alone clocks that would just sit in the middle of the screen without bringing ugly icons with them?

Any help would be much appreciated, and If you could also give me a gentle shove in the right direction I'd be forever grateful lol

Thanks :)

Try SPB Mobile Shell 3.5. It'll let you customize your home screen just about any way you want to. It has a decent graphics and icons pacakage - inlcuding a clock! Anyway, its the best touch UI out there at the moment - well, at least in my opinion. You can download it for a trial use only before you decide to buy it.

Edited January 22, 2010 by meabigbaldguy

[Guest Dribz]

Try SPB Mobile Shell 3.5. It'll let you customize your home screen just about any way you want to. It has a decent graphics and icons pacakage - inlcuding a clock! Anyway, its the best touch UI out there at the moment - well, at least in my opinion. You can download it for a trial use only before you decide to buy it.

Well thats about the last thing I have yet to try, attempted Touch Shell but all that did was screw up my phone, didn't want a repeat performance.

Been going with a bit more of a minimalist approach using Phon-Ex and some SMS programs, and s2u2... It all seems to kinda clash and bog down my phone though.

And since Telus probably wont release a 6.5 rom any time soon doesn't look like I've got much choice lol.

Thanks :)

Edited January 22, 2010 by Dribz

[Guest meabigbaldguy]

Well thats about the last thing I have yet to try, attempted Touch Shell but all that did was screw up my phone, didn't want a repeat performance.

Been going with a bit more of a minimalist approach using Phon-Ex and some SMS programs, and s2u2... It all seems to kinda clash and bog down my phone though.

And since Telus probably wont release a 6.5 rom any time soon doesn't look like I've got much choice lol.

Thanks :)

I've been using MS for quite some time now. I've also used M2D and Titanium and I've always come back to MS. I've also experimented with WAD and Touch UI, but none of these really have the ease and customisation capacity of MS. WAD might come close, but I find doing so too complicated and time consuming. My only complaint about MS is that it is a bit heavy on the battery consumption.

Edited January 23, 2010 by meabigbaldguy

[Guest gpw11]

I've been running SPB MB basically since I got my phone. I also recently put Sense UI (basically a theme for SPB in a .cab) recently, and I love it.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=604146

Just install and watch your SPB MB look much, much better than before.