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How many of you have put a folder of apps into the bottom dock?

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diesel

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Aug 3, 2007
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Just curious as to how many users have put a folder containing apps in the bottom docking area?
 
You bet. I've got one folder that hold all the stuff that I want quick access to but not on the home screen. I've got the App store, Safari, Contacts and a few other things in it.
 
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I did.
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To be honest with you, I don't even use the folders. I prefer the old fashioned way. ;)
 
Here is mine, I combine all the phone functions on the home bar, including sms, email, settings, phone, etc. The folder on my workspace is all my essential apps that I use everyday and are computer based like evernote, tweetdeck, Reader, eBay, YouTube, etc. I prefer the clean interface.

Credit the wallpaper to the wallpaper thread.
 

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I didn't think I would, but I wanted five apps in my dock - phone, messages (texting), email, safari and camera. Needed camera since double-tapping home doesn't work for that anymore with multitasking. So, I created a folder called Phone and put phone, messages, and contacts in it. Works great, love it, great idea. I usually double tap home to get to them anyway, so it works great. And now I have the camera available more easily, and have more room on my 1st page.
 
OnYourKnees said:
Here is mine, I combine all the phone functions on the home bar, including sms, email, settings, phone, etc. The folder on my workspace is all my essential apps that I use everyday and are computer based like evernote, tweetdeck, Reader, eBay, YouTube, etc. I prefer the clean interface.

Credit the wallpaper to the wallpaper thread.
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I like that idea a lot, and it's given me an idea for am wallpaper. Perhaps one that has folder labels built right into it, then place the folder next to the label. Has that been done?
 
OnYourKnees said:
Here is mine, I combine all the phone functions on the home bar, including sms, email, settings, phone, etc. The folder on my workspace is all my essential apps that I use everyday and are computer based like evernote, tweetdeck, Reader, eBay, YouTube, etc. I prefer the clean interface.

Credit the wallpaper to the wallpaper thread.
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Hey how did you get the icons instead of naming the folders? I dunno how to manage that one
 
Thanks, when you hold down the folder to pull apps in and out it enables you to change the folder's name. At this point just use emoji emoticons instead of words for the name of the folder.
 
I definitely did.

First time poster, long time reader, I thought this was a good look but as always, personal preference.
The image quality on my phone is amazing with this background, and sorry I didnt resize.

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OnYourKnees said:
Here is mine, I combine all the phone functions on the home bar, including sms, email, settings, phone, etc. The folder on my workspace is all my essential apps that I use everyday and are computer based like evernote, tweetdeck, Reader, eBay, YouTube, etc. I prefer the clean interface.

Credit the wallpaper to the wallpaper thread.
Click to expand...

Go Cards! Huge fan here...Can't wait for the season! Beanie is gonna rock this year!
 
I did, I love it. AIM skype fring and txt app are in the "text" folder while Web browsers phone and mail are in another
 
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