So after much consideration and looking at others customize their homescreens, I finally gave it a go myself. I couldn't be more happy with the result.
First off, my screen is 5 inches. That means I could easily have 5 row of icons. I tried 6 rows, but decided that 5 was perfect for me. Six rows looked too cluttered to me. Mind you, 6 rows on a 5 inch screen looked less cluttered than 5 rows on the iP5.
Secondly, changed my icons to a very simple look without all the fancy shine.
Lastly, decided I didn't like the divider above the dock and got rid of it.
The result to me is an extremely clean and simple looking interface that I can honestly say is better than anything out there. Yes I like it that much.
I now fully understand the first hand why all the Android users go on and on about customizing. It is truly refreshing. All this was done without rooting my phone and voiding my warranty.
The first pic is with the dock divider, and the second without. To me, the divider was just more clutter.
First off, my screen is 5 inches. That means I could easily have 5 row of icons. I tried 6 rows, but decided that 5 was perfect for me. Six rows looked too cluttered to me. Mind you, 6 rows on a 5 inch screen looked less cluttered than 5 rows on the iP5.
Secondly, changed my icons to a very simple look without all the fancy shine.
Lastly, decided I didn't like the divider above the dock and got rid of it.
The result to me is an extremely clean and simple looking interface that I can honestly say is better than anything out there. Yes I like it that much.
I now fully understand the first hand why all the Android users go on and on about customizing. It is truly refreshing. All this was done without rooting my phone and voiding my warranty.
The first pic is with the dock divider, and the second without. To me, the divider was just more clutter.