Hello again.
I would like to recommend You yet another functionality that comes from alarm clock that I've developed. This time it is simple digital clock widget.
Link to Android Market:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.caynax.digitalclockwidget
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The goal was to make neat widget that don't require unnecessary permissions , has small size (app and ram) and does what is says - displays time on digital clock .
In version 1.2:
When screen got unlocked there was widget time value update lag.
Time value on widget didn't update when user changed phone time.
Just installed it, looks good! Two things
1) Pressing the time should take you directly to the alarm, in my opinion at least
2) There is a small glitch with the graphics on my LG P500, check out the small black lines on the left and right sides at them bottom of the widget:
Thanks for notices. I will prepare new graphics.
I have added things that Jens Christensen mentioned (v1.3). Thanks .
Small fixes&improvements in 1.4:
Time value on widget didn't update when user changed phone time backward or changed time zone.
Refresh improvements for Android >2.1.x.
I don't like widgets in this style, but I can suggest you to make a transparent and a grey version, and post the all the changes on each version on second post, it's better to see.
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I was having a hard time finding a clock widget that really suited my needs, so I leaped into the big world of android development, and started making my own. It has now reached a state where I want to share it with others.
Features so far:
Shows time/date (DUH).
Opens either standard, Moto Blur or HTC Alarm clock on tap.
Opens either standard, Moto Blur or HTC Calendar on tap.
Nothing much, pretty basic.
Features to come:
User selectable backgrounds
User selectable fonts.
User selectable apps to open on tap.
Background used in this version is borrowed from Pure Calendar Widget developed by koxx.
Custom font implementation done by Semicuda, developer of TypoClock. Big thanks to him.
Version history:
0.2 New widget sizes. Now have a 2x2 and 4x1 with time and date, and two seperate 2x1 widgets with either time or date.
0.1 Initial version
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Great App! You should make it possible, to select only clock, or only date, or clock and date horizontal, and the standard clock and date vertical. have fun at coding =3
transp background?
There is already a clock called DigiClock. I can't give other details because I can't remember them as I uninstalled it due to massive battery usage. I've just started a thread about that too, so I'll go and edit it now to make it clear I'm not referring to your particular clock.
Polaroid styled Widget Frames.
- scalable
- rotating
- customizable
I have "extrated" from my last app the polaroid part and have enhanced it to fulfill my requirements
I like it this way - hope you too
old but showing all the functionality yt-movie:
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Here are the links:
Free (fully functional)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stmp.pictureframefree
Full
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stmp.pictureframe
cool app
i tried the app ant it was really cool and stable .. not force closes and any other issues the only thing that i would like to mention is that : when you press the widget there is not a transition effect that would make it look smoother and more attractive
No N7 support?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
Scalling widgets requires android 4 as far as I know.
I will check it once again...
Contact Widget Frames Pro has 2x2 Polaroid widget and has lower reqs.
It has fewer options but it is still nice one widget.
I will think how to lower requires for system version.
Idea 01: I am thinking of creating two widgets 2x2 and 3x4 - scalable, not only one. This way older systems would be also able to use it just without scalling.
V.
another Reborn for my package.
once again issues with google play visibility - now the problem is gone
app is restyled due to licensing limitations
hope you like this "lifting"
details in the first post.
Hey Guys,
i started my first Android app in play store a few days ago and i want to share it with you.
It called "Precent Clock Widget" and is very simple.
Precent Clock Widget
With this app i want to test the usability of the play store because i currently work on a bigger android project.
In a few weeks i think you will hear more about it.
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Do you like this app and if not why?
Greetings Julien
I really like it! Simple, lightweight and easy on the eyes.
I really like the spacing. The sizability on my HTC Desire C screen is perfect. Looks great with transparency & colour changed.
One question... what does KW mean? Is it the calendar week?
Some features that would make it even better:
Preferences to choose info displayed (battery, operator, date, etc).
Preference to launch clock app, or any other app, on single tap (maybe launch settings with double tap?)
CW or Wk for English version. (Instead of KW)
I have PM'd you corrections to your Play Store description in English. Hopefully it will help
Some features that would make it even better:
Preferences to choose info displayed (battery, operator, date, etc).
Preference to launch clock app, or any other app, on single tap (maybe launch settings with double tap?)
CW or Wk for English version. (Instead of KW)
Thanks for your help !
For the English CW i will roll out an update today.
I'll try to build in the other features in the next week but im also working on an other project so i cant promise.
Greetings
Julien
Droid Clocks
Are you tired of the Analog clock that comes with your device?
Have you ever thought, "That JellyBean clock looks so minimal and cool!" or maybe, "The HoneyComb clock looks so futuristic!"
Here's the "one man army" equivalent of clocks. Starting from Eclair to JellyBean, this contains all the analog clocks.
Download this and keep the one you like the most and never be stuck with what Google or your Manufacturer provides.
I present a whole new app having the stock analog clock widgets of all the versions from Eclair to JellyBean. Just choose one and add it right to your home screen!!!
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Features:
Redirects to alarms when pressed.
Light weight (Even considering the high res graphics).
Supports over 2618 devices!!! (As provided by Google).
Absolutely light weight. Just 500 kb!
No permissions needed!
Tip:
If widgets do not show, do a reboot.
Download:
Get it on Play Store here.
Changelog:
V1.0 Initial Version.
Credits:
sarkar1990 for continuous support and testing.
Also Chinese for supporting me.
Everyone who uploaded their stock clocks on XDA..coz I really dont know from where I got the stock clocks from...
Lalala...reserved..
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Just got the Android L preview and thought I'd share some screenshots
If you want a screenshot of a certain screen, just ask
I got the image on an emulator as i don't have a Nexus, shouldn't make a difference though
Ok so the boot animation is the same..this might be because it's a preview because i was expecting the new Android logo
Home screen icons are still the same, probably for the same reason
This is notification centre, opened by swiping down on the statusbar
I have no notifications though...
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New System Level Pop-Ups
Buttons are less obvious and it's overall flatter
And the brightness slider (to demonstrate new seekbar)
You can see new system level switches in Bluetooth menu
Ok this is Settings screen, very nice IMHO
When you scroll too much (on all screens, not just settings)
This is "Phone"
i cant screenshot animations but assure you they are AWESOME. Laggy, but that's definitely the emulator
You can see the statusbar blend in
Recents
Emaultor isn't capable of rendering graphics well enough to show previews
The navigation bar has been made transparent
Clock
All new Calculator
People
While setting up accounts, we come across the new keyboard
And after adding a contact
We get gmail-like contact pictures
All new battery saver
Downloads page
I will add more later
Thanks for this review and screenshots! :good:
What's new in Security tab? KNOX feature inside?
Yes it's awesome. I'm using it to type this. The animations are great and system is running extremely smooth on my Nexus 5.
Can't wait for the full release.