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[kat]

Molto pulita la homepage, non hai personalizzato le icone con il pack di espansione.

Domanda, cosa significa il -75 in alto ?

E' la potenza del segnale, non serve a nulla però fa nerd

le icone sono quelle standard di launcher pro

Devi dirmi assolutamente dove hai trovato quel salvaschermo e quel widget per l'orologio.

Il wallpaper era incluso in quelli di serie della cyanogen mod, ho cercato sul cell per uploadartela ma non la trovo, magari domani do un occhiata più approfondita

Il widget per l'orologio è typoclock

Comunque senza la sense si sta molto meglio, inizialmente pensavo di non poterne farne a meno, invece mi piace molto di più questa cyano

[superkappa125]

Molto pulita la homepage, non hai personalizzato le icone con il pack di espansione.

Esiste la possibilità di avere un pack di icone anche con LauncerPro? Io l'avevo trovato per ADW e basta.

Il wallpaper era incluso in quelli di serie della cyanogen mod, ho cercato sul cell per uploadartela ma non la trovo, magari domani do un occhiata più approfondita

Il widget per l'orologio è typoclock

Grazie!

[kat]

Esiste la possibilità di avere un pack di icone anche con LauncerPro? Io l'avevo trovato per ADW e basta.

LauncherPro Icons | Custom Android app icons for the awesome LauncherPro home screen replacement

[superkappa125]

LauncherPro Icons | Custom Android app icons for the awesome LauncherPro home screen replacement

Uff... Altri 2 e passa Euro... Ci penso un po' prima di comprarla. Grazie comunque.

[Tommitel]

Uff... Altri 2 e passa Euro... Ci penso un po' prima di comprarla. Grazie comunque.

Dopo questi ultimi interventi il buon NET ha preso il Galaxy e l'ha pitturato contro il muro.... :lol:

Detto ciò... convertitevi al Go Launcher EX..... :P

Ha tutto gratis... compresi vari themi scaricabili dal market (ed è possibile scegliersi manualmente le icone volendo).

Modificato 14 Febbraio 2011 da Tommitel

[Net Flier]

Ma da qui a dire che non si sa come cambiare suoneria al cell....

Cerca..galaxy s suoneria agenda..se lo trovi in meno di un'ora ti offro il prossimo raduno.

troverai solo due cose: fai il root o crei le cartelle..per arrivare alla seconda, auguri.

[kat]

Dopo questi ultimi interventi il buon NET ha preso il Galaxy e l'ha pitturato contro il muro.... :lol:

Detto ciò... convertitevi al Go Launcher EX..... :P

Ha tutto gratis... compresi vari themi scaricabili dal market (ed è possibile scegliersi manualmente le icone volendo).

L'avevo provato ma launcher pro mi sembrava meno scattoso tra i 3 (go,launcher pro e adw).

Comunque io launcher l'ho scaricato gratis!

PS: Avete profili appbrain? questo è il mio abrhpos's Apps on the Legend

[Tommitel]

Cerca..galaxy s suoneria agenda..se lo trovi in meno di un'ora ti offro il prossimo raduno.

troverai solo due cose: fai il root o crei le cartelle..per arrivare alla seconda, auguri.

Cambiare la suoneria dell'avviso dell'Agenda?

Beh... non ho idea di come sia sul Galaxy, ma sicuramente è stato modificato da Samsung, perché nell'Android liscio basta entrare in Calendario>Impostazioni>Notifiche.

Ma forse non ho nemmeno capito il problema...

EDIT: ho guardato su google... e ho capito il tuo problema.

Assurdo... davvero assurdo.

Boh. Chissà perché personalizzare una cosa del genere.... E' davvero un controsenso.

Modificato 14 Febbraio 2011 da Tommitel

[Tommitel]

@kat

Per ottenere risultati ottimali devi impostare il Flip molto alto, attorno ai 90... e l'effetto elastico molto molto basso.

[superkappa125]

Ecco in anteprima cosa rivelerà HTC alla conferenza di oggi:

ChaCha & Salsa

Yes folks, the leaks were for real, HTC really is bringing out a pair of new handsets adorned with a dedicated, delicately illustrated Facebook key front and (almost) center. HTC is very careful not to call its Salsa -- a 3.4-inch, 480 x 320 touchscreen device -- and portrait QWERTY-sporting ChaCha "Facebook phones," however Mark Z's highly successful social network is indeed the focus around which both are built. The OS is Android 2.4 underneath, however the Sense customizations have taken on an extra few tweaks and functions to accommodate a Facebook-centric lifestyle. That royal blue button is context-aware, with a pulsating light surrounding it any time there's an opportunity to share whatever you're doing with the phone through Facebook.

In terms of specs, you're looking at a lot of common components between these two. There's a 600MHz Qualcomm MSM7227 -- which didn't seem to struggle unduly with basic functions during our quick play around with the Salsa -- 512MB of both RAM and ROM, a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, and a VGA front-facing cam. The resolution on the ChaCha is 480 x 320 as well, which should provide decent pixel density on that 2.6-inch screen. Both are expected to launch globally before the end of Q2 2011, at pricing points above the newly announced Wildfire S, but below the similarly fresh Desire S and Incredible S handsets. We'll have more in-depth impressions and hands-on galleries for you as soon as we can get them, stay tuned!

Incredible S

Desire S

Wildfire S

The buttonless wonder we once knew only as "HTC's upcoming flagship device" has today been revealed to be the Incredible S. It's a new 4-incher that emulates the Droid Incredible's successful industrial design, but deviates in a lot of other ways, including the fact it'll launch globally -- at some point in early Q2, but with only Android 2.2 on board. We got to see one in person ahead of today's unveiling and we have to say it feels like a very solidly and neatly built pocket machine. The capacitive buttons' labels are not painted on and actually rotate with the screen, so that they can be either in landscape or portrait mode, whatever your wishes (and physical position). We found that ever so simple little feature added a greater sense of interaction with the phone, plus -- let's face it -- it's just a ton of fun to do.

in terms of hard specs, the Incredible S comes with a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8255 backed by 768MB of RAM, a 720p HD video-capable 8 megapixel camera with dual-LED flash and autofocus, a 1.3 megapixel front-facing image taker, and a 1450mAh battery. Resolution is your standard-issue 800 x 480.

That res is also shared by another in HTC's newly launched handsets today, the 3.7-inch Desire S. It is essentially an HTC Desire inside a new aluminum unibody shell, making use of largely the same design language and specifications. The camera is still a 5 megapixel unit, and is joined by an MSM8255 powering things from within, a new front-facing camera (1.3MP), 768MB of RAM, and a 1450mAh battery. The big difference between it and the Incredible S it is launching alongside is that the Desire S will ship with Gingerbread from the start, which should be some time in the middle of Q2 2011.

Soon after its launch, we'll all get to witness the debut of the Wildfire S, the new low-end offering from HTC, which cranks up resolution from QVGA to HVGA relative to its predecessor and adds yet more colors and vibrancy for the sake of that ephemeral youth appeal that all these phone makers are hunting for. A big point in the Wildfire S' favor is that it'll also come with Gingerbread preloaded. We'll soon be grabbing more hands-on time, along with pictures and video, with all of these devices, so bear with us.

Scribe

Boy oh boy, HTC is entering the tablet arena with quite a bang. The company has just taken the wraps off its brand new 7-inch Flyer Android tablet, which touts a 1.5GHz single-core CPU, 1GB of RAM plus 32GB of flash storage, an aluminum unibody construction, 1024 x 600 resolution, a tablet-optimized version of Sense, and... what's this, a pressure-sensitive capacitive stylus! The HTC Scribe trademark we saw floating around in legal waters turned out not to be the branding for a tablet, it's actually the name HTC gives to the technology enabling what it calls a "groundbreaking pen experience." Other details include a 5 megapixel camera on the back paired with a 1.3 megapixel imager up front, a 4000mAh battery rated to last for four hours of continuous video playback, and memory expandability via a microSD card.

The Flyer will ship in Q2 2011 with Android Gingerbread 2.4 on board. HTC says it'll be indistinguishable from 2.3 as far the end user is concerned, though we all know it won't be quite as good as the 3.0 stuff. We're told not to worry, however, since the new version of Sense being introduced with the Flyer will be the focal point of the company's software offering. As far as HTC is concerned, Sense matters more than the underlying platform, and the reason Honeycomb isn't the shipping OS here was explicitly stated as HTC not having enough time with the latest Google code to customize it to the full requirements of Sense. Guess that settles that.

There are a couple more software enhancements, both marking the introduction of the fruits of HTC's recent deals: OnLive cloud gaming will be coming with the Flyer in the form of an app you open up to access the web-connected bored-relieving service, while that Saffron Digital acquisition has turned into an HTC Watch app for movie streaming and downloading.

We spent a bit of quality time with a Flyer unit recently, although we weren't allowed to turn it on, and our early impressions are rather mixed. On the one hand, we do appreciate the ruggedness and durability that's afforded by the one-piece aluminum shell, but on the other, the Flyer is quite the chunky beast in your hands. We'd imagine strapping in such an extra-speedy processor is the main culprit for its extra girth, though the Flyer is, ironically enough, not terribly light either. We found it heavier and generally a lot less polished from a design perspective than Samsung's Galaxy Tab. Anyhow, HTC should have functional units for us immediately following its MWC presser this morning, and we'll be delving in deeper with this super-specced device. Hang tight!

Engadget.com

Devo dire che sono piuttosto deluso. Niente dual core neanche per il Desire HD S/Incredible S, terminale (bellissimo eh...) che, peraltro, sfonderà sicuramente la barriera dei 600 Euro. Mi chiedo davvero perchè preferirli ai modelli attuali, rispetto ai quali a livello di HW la differenza è davvero risibile.

D'altra parte, però, credo che se non hanno adottato ancora i processori di ultima generazione ci sarà un motivo, e reputo sia perchè aspettano di ottimizzare davvero l'OS ai nuovi chip, cosa che i primi cellulari con tale tecnologia ancora non hanno fatto.

Il tablet mi lascia interdetto, perchè, sebbene come prestazioni non dovrebbe aver nulla da invidiare ai dual core, non so se e come la Sense possa rimediare all'assenza di Honeycomb.

Sui Facebook-phones non mi esprimo nemmeno che è meglio...

Comunque pare che il dispositivo dual core top di gamma pare arrivi in USA con At&t per l'estate.

Modificato 15 Febbraio 2011 da superkappa125