like the way on iphone
one wallpaper on lock screen and the other one on homescreen
Try the flashing a custom ROM. I am sure this is possible but def not in stock ROM.
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Cm10.1 offers this. I'm sure the others too
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AOKP has the feature to, you can also choose a wallpaper for the notification dropdown
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AOKP has the feature to, you can also choose a wallpaper for the notification dropdown
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Hi,
No, not yet for the official AOKP rom (about for un different wallpaper for the lockscreen). Others rom AOKP based like Vanilla Rootbox can.
Try this it works for me.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shirobakama.imglivewp
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Try the flashing a custom ROM. I am sure this is possible but def not in stock ROM.
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You CAN do that but simply not with the stock locksreen. On Custom ROMs it is more like a basic change in lockscreen.
You can use a Locker app as WidgetLocker or LockBot etc.etc.
Solution
On stock ROM you can but you just need to be rooted and xposed framework to be installed on your device! Try xbalst tools which is an amazing module available for download for free in the xposed framework and there are a number of options available in xlocky option in Xblast tools!
Xposed gravitybox module offers this.
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Is there an app that allows you to move your apps and widgets freely on your homescreen at the stock launcher without being corrected to the grid?
I am not looking for a launcher but for an app that gives me this option.
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Is there an app that allows you to move your apps and widgets freely on your homescreen at the stock launcher without being corrected to the grid?
I am not looking for a launcher but for an app that gives me this option.
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Wrong forum buddy.
And no there isn't.
Please refer all app request under here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1913
AW: [REQUEST] [APP] Gridunlock
Why wrong Forum? I already had an App Request and XDA shifted the thread to this Forum and now you tell me I shouldn't post it here? Oh i see, lol
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Sslauncher?
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AW: [REQUEST] [APP] Gridunlock
I asked for an App that modifies the stock launcher, but SSLauncher might be a good start
Thx for reply
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Hi
Can someone please tell how to remove those ugly gingerbread style elements in jellybean?
Like Orange focus on text boxes
Old style command buttons etc
I have deodexed stock rom and not any custom rom that i can use theme. Please help
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You'll need a rom with the theme engine and this theme https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sonny.theme.futurama
I know.. Theme can fix it. But I want something without theme?
An android.xml may be? Which can be pushed manually inside the ROM?
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You will have to edit the framework res and some other apks to remove things like that.
Wayne Tech Nexus
^^ oh sh1t it's Wayne.
On topic: yep follow the above method. If you want to see how themes are made; there are plenty of threads on xda.
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Okay. Thanks. I'll try..
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I've been looking for a transparent keyboard Cant find one. Something similar would be nice any know one or a mod?
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kepapas said:
I've been looking for a transparent keyboard Cant find one. Something similar would be nice any know one or a mod?
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You may look in the Themes and Apps section for such a mod.
Hello, is there a way to put that quick settings from cyanogenmod in Stock Rom? I want to slide down on the right side to enter and would like to have a torch and want to enable wifi with a finger tip...
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Hello, is there a way to put that quick settings from cyanogenmod in Stock Rom? I want to slide down on the right side to enter and would like to have a torch and want to enable wifi with a finger tip...
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Cataclysm stock rom have a lot of Quick settings and Also quick Pull down from The right... Torch and more than 24 custom toggles + 9 default toggles and 4 temporary toggles ...
Thank you but i want to add it by myself... I just want a few mods like %battery and centered clock and nothing more...
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Thank you but i want to add it by myself... I just want a few mods like %battery and centered clock and nothing more...
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Xposed Framework & GravityBox[KK] module.
Also I believe WanamKit module would let you do the same.
Be aware, Xposed isn't compatible with ART so you won't be able to enable ART with Xposed installed.
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Hello, is there a way to put that quick settings from cyanogenmod in Stock Rom? I want to slide down on the right side to enter and would like to have a torch and want to enable wifi with a finger tip...
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I think this could help
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.painless.pc
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No, that's not at all what this post is asking for.
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Xposed and Gravitybox KK is the solution.
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No, that's not at all what this post is asking for.
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Xposed and Gravitybox KK is the solution.
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Actually I think this is exactly what you were asking for. It's a suite of changes and tweaks. All of which you can customize. As far as I know there isn't a quick one-shot app to do this, but if you're willing to tweak, its the answer you're looking for.
I want some for ART
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Thank you for your help. I will try and report if it works. Merry Christmas to all
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Actually I think this is exactly what you were asking for. It's a suite of changes and tweaks. All of which you can customize. As far as I know there isn't a quick one-shot app to do this, but if you're willing to tweak, its the answer you're looking for.
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Yep, GravityBox has QuickSettings management where you can customize which tiles are there, the order they're in, how many tiles in a row, etc. It's one of my favorite tweaks to date.
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Just grab notification toggle or power toggle from the playstore
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Another +1 for gravitybox xposed module
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I love you guys. Xposed and GravityBox is all I need. So my stock Rom is perfect for me!
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I love you guys. Xposed and GravityBox is all I need. So my stock Rom is perfect for me!
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Yep! I prefer a modded stock ROM rather than a custom ROM. GravityBox is awesome for QuickSettings and a lot more!
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True
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I love you guys. Xposed and GravityBox is all I need. So my stock Rom is perfect for me!
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So did you flash a rooted stock rom?
Id like to keep mine stock as well and gravitybox
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Yes. I flashed Stock, unlocked bootloader, rooted and then installed Xposed Framework and GravityBox. That's all and it works perfectly. Just wait for the 4.4.2 camera mod and a working volume boost and then is everything perfect.
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Yes. I flashed Stock, unlocked bootloader, rooted and then installed Xposed Framework and GravityBox. That's all and it works perfectly. Just wait for the 4.4.2 camera mod and a working volume boost and then is everything perfect.
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I thought the volume mod was already updated. Anyway, I switched from that mod to VIPER4Android FX, which is SO much better! It makes the speaker sound better while also making it be able to play much louder without distortion.
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I tried v4a too but every time I close the app it will force close the effects. What's your settings for always enable v4a?
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I tried v4a too but every time I close the app it will force close the effects. What's your settings for always enable v4a?
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I had this exact same issue! Uninstall the V4A driver and uninstall V4A. Copy the .apk to /system/app and set permissions to the same permissions the other apps in that folder have. Reboot. Open V4A (which is now installed without opening the .apk), install the V4A driver when prompted, voila!
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