To access Google Now, just swipe up from the bottom of the screen.
So can this gesture do something special instead of Google Now?
Somthing like a Dock?
Yes! This is the DOCKAT!
Dockat is the most convenient and intuitive way to switch between applications and adjust system settings for Android 4.1 and up.
Whether you're in the browser, at a home screen, or anywhere else, you'll always be able to call up Dockat by swiping up from the bottom edge of the screen, which is exactly the same as launching Google Now.
You can make your own Dockat by adding the most frequently used and favourite apps just like Dock.app in OS X.
And there are more:
1. Music Controller
Display the information of the now-playing music with three function keys, Fast Forward / Rewind and Pause / Play.
2. Quick Settings
Easy access to the Setting Menu and a slider to adjust the brightness setting.
3. Full-screen gestures
Swipe down to expand the notification panel. Especially designed for large screen phones.
If you have any questions or suggestions, or would like to report a bug, please contact us immediately.
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couldnt really understand what it does, but sounds interesting, so m gonna try it out.
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Well, not ported as they already mostly worked, just fixed a couple of hiccups. Nothing very clever going on here, but may be of interest to some folks.
As per request in another thread, I've fixed the Desktop Home app for the Samsung Vibrant so that the one thing that doesn't seem to work properly, the "Alarm" button, is now ok.
You can grab the APK from:
http://db.tt/bFXrBWr
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I've also partially fixed the Vibrant Car Home app so that the icons are centered and the "Contacts" link works. The "Search" button doesn't seem to do anything and it seems to be hit & miss as to if you get a "Browser" icon or a "Voice Search" icon as pictured below. It may be a compatibility issue with the JME firmware I'm running, I'll have a play later. Anyway, you can grab the .APK from:
http://db.tt/qN07wwk
The app is incredibly no-frills, there's no other settings or options whatsoever other than what appears on the screen. I'd suggest using the Car Home v3 app from the market instead, although this one does look pretty.
The apps don't lock the screen on either so are probably not terribly useful without an actual dock.
If I can decipher the decompiled smali code some more, I'll replace the "Search" icon with a "Music" one. Changing the app an icon runs is easy, implementing it when it's not already doing something is less so.
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Colorful. Simple. Customizable.
Magic Locker is most colorful and simple lock screen app for Android!
====Features:
1. Cute Lock Screen make your mobile outstanding;
2. Various of lock screen Themes to match your style;
3. Activate phone, SMS and Camera directly from lock screen;
4. Able to change shortcut to any other application
4. Good compatibility with other Launcher
6. Support customise wallpaper
7. Support customise date format
8. Support system security pattern
9. Block Home Key
10. Support to enable/disable volume rocker wake up screen
HIT
THANKS BUTTON IF I HELPED U
any screenshot?
check the first post...all are ss
this app is available on play store, and i dont like it cuz it a little bit lag
I've googled a few different queries and even checked an old thread about this app on this site but can't find an answer, so here goes.
I'm using an unmodified HTC Desire S and sometimes the app will just 'wake' my lockscreen without me doing anything. I can see this being an issue with battery life. One of the old threads did mention this problem but didn't give any insight on how to fix it, they just said "it has been fixed in later versions", and it clearly hasn't.
Thanks for reading.
edit: welp, didn't realise this wasn't in the general forums.
Switch between tasks with style and speed. Have you ever used the quick control feature of the Android browser and wished that you could use the same for switching between apps? Now you can with TaskUI.
Swipe your finger from an edge of the screen to activate TaskUI overlay. From the overlay you can switch between apps, end apps, and launch pinned apps. Task switching and more is right at your fingertips.
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The Plus Key unlocks the following features:
- Multiple Trigger Area Options
- Start Service On Boot
- 1 Pinned App Limit
- No Ads
Free Version: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TwinBlade.TaskUI
Plus Key: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TwinBlade.TaskUIPlusKey
Dude! Hell yes please !
Looks exactly like Taskarou Launcher to me.
Test: it's actually pretty good, pretty small on tablets and the icons are too big but otherwise really nice.
Didn't know about taskerou. google really had an awesome idea with browser quick controls.
I can definitely add an option for size
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kevdliu said:
Didn't know about taskerou. google really had an awesome idea with browser quick controls.
I can definitely add an option for size
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
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Was that Google's idea? Didn't Microsoft have a similar idea with their one finger thumb keyboard.
can u add back, home, menu....!?
Thanks!
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.
Has anyone else encountered this with the latest Google App update?
In the Google Feed, there are sometimes lists of related news stories that you have to swipe horizontally to scroll through. But, I use Action Launcher with the Google Plugin, which allows you to access the Google Feed by swiping to the left. If I try to swipe left on these story feeds, it just swipes back to my home screen, now. And if I swipe right, it dismisses it.
In the past, there was an arrow you could tap (circled below) that would allow you to activate this scroll. But, it's gone now. Same result in Lawn Chair and even Google Now Launchers. Anyone know if there is some kind of setting that would fix this? Thanks in advance!
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Same issue
I'm having exactly the same issue with the stock launcher (google now launcher) on the Moto G5 Plus. I found that if you explicitly start Google Now as an app, the horizontal swipe works fine even though the left/right arrows don't appear.
Twistee said:
I'm having exactly the same issue with the stock launcher (google now launcher) on the Moto G5 Plus. I found that if you explicitly start Google Now as an app, the horizontal swipe works fine even though the left/right arrows don't appear.
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Thanks for the reply. Hmm, not the most ideal solution, but I guess it's better than nothing. Thanks!