@Grewal: I prefer not to waste my bandwidth being a cash cow. Sorry.
@Grewal: I prefer not to waste my bandwidth being a cash cow. Sorry.
@gertpete: Actually, I guess it's in the market too - look up Transparent Clock in Market. Apparently it doesn't open Alarm properly though.
@gertpete: Transparent Clock, it's a custom Metamorph (though I despise Metamorph and the way Stericson has changed it)
@Grewal: Ah yes, now I remember that one.
@Grewal: Do you mean BUUF?
@Creegan: If I ever use mine, it's just to keep prying fingers and eyes away from my Twitter and Facebook.
@Maximillian: True. The way to truly "break into" the phone, then, is to use social engineering... text them or something, just get them to unlock their phone with fresh fingerprints, then have a go at it. :P
@DarkJule: Wow, I thought I was the only one who still used a G1 nowadays. Lol
Lol, was this not already obvious? Any touch-screen phone is easy to "break into" if you can see the owner's fingerprints from the last time they unlocked it.
@Lazzzara: They need a Lifehacker app/widget. I've been wishing for that forever now!
@Whitson Gordon: I think it's improved a ton over a short amount of time... I use it on my G1 even, and I'm sure you know the G1 is SLOW! and needs any extra resources it can get. But ADW works fine on that.
@Lazzzara: What icon pack is that?
I tried LauncherPro. I found it was lacking a lot of features that are built-in to ADW Launcher by default. Needless to say I stuck with ADW.
@pjfranke: Yes! That too. Brilliant design on Microsoft's part. Kudos to them for this.
That mouse in the first article is wonderful.
@McGoogles: I second that. I wish they would have made the menus as transparent as the pane they're on, instead of that hideous Windows-98-esque grey.
@Fuji-kun: Because you can unlock an iPhone with a software workaround.
@jsheely: FYL.
@battra92: +1, my thoughts exactly