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johndallas999

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For those of you who have tried both, which one do you guys prefer? I've only tried Lockinfo which I think is Excellent.
 
I have both I think both products and Devs are great. I think it's a matter of choice. right now I have ISX. I am not going to pick apart either one.
 
I also have both and prefer IntelliscreenX to LockInfo. If you're having a hard time deciding, try the 3 day trial for IntelliscreenX and see which one you like better.
 
I tried both, and picked Lockinfo for it's capability of small text which makes it very clean vs Intelliscreen's big font. I don't have much use for RSS, or pages within my lockscreen/notification center and that's Intelliscreen's forte. So for simplicity and cleanliness, I chose Lockinfo over Intelliscreen.
 
I tried both and prefer Lockinfo. It allows more customization than Intelliscreen does.

i have also tried both and stuck with LI. i like the customization of LI more. you can decide where you want to place your widgets/plugins at whatever screen (lockscreen, homescreen, infoshade, notification center) you want.

not saying ISX is bad. it is actually very well built. it seems to cater more to avid users of RSS, FB, and Twitter.

I have no complaints for both. pick the one that works best for you.
 
lockinfo all day.
 

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I have both and use both at the same time.

Lockinfo for my lockscreen which is exactly how i want it, and then intelliscreenX for notification center (mainly facebook and twitter). Not to keen on intelliscreenX for the lock screen.

So for me I see them as two different products, one for lock screen and one for notification center enhancement and it works great.
 
I have both and use both at the same time.

Lockinfo for my lockscreen which is exactly how i want it, and then intelliscreenX for notification center (mainly facebook and twitter). Not to keen on intelliscreenX for the lock screen.

So for me I see them as two different products, one for lock screen and one for notification center enhancement and it works great.

I've never actually thought of doing this. I think I may try it out just to see how I like it..
 
well it has a setting that you can enable that makes it when you touch the email on the LS, it opens it quickly there and you can just touch reply then?

Unfortunately it doesn't do that, only quick read. no quick reply, you have to go straight into the app (there's a button that takes you to the app, but no quick reply)

In lockinfo is there any way to quick reply to emails?

Not that i know of sorry, not lockinfo
 
Been using LI for ages but have switched over to ISX in the last couple of weeks due to some unresolved issues with the latest LockInfo betas (no big issues, just that some particular features I needed weren't working quite right).

At first I thought I would just use it until LI was fully updated, but now I'm not so sure--ISX is really pretty great, and if they can add a few more little things (e.g., dismissing single notifications) I might just stick with it. Also digging the integrated Messages+ features--I actually uninstalled BiteSMS, which I never thought I'd do.
 
I have both and use both at the same time.

Lockinfo for my lockscreen which is exactly how i want it, and then intelliscreenX for notification center (mainly facebook and twitter). Not to keen on intelliscreenX for the lock screen.

So for me I see them as two different products, one for lock screen and one for notification center enhancement and it works great.

same set up for me
 
I've used both and am still undecided. I really like how RSS, Mail, Facebook, and Twitter are integrated into IntelliscreenX, and how they are on separate pages, so it doesn't clutter up my lockscreen. I also think the "ticker" is a pretty cool widget. The only question is whether or not it's a good idea to have Facebook, Twitter, and your entire inbox on your lockscreen for anyone to see, but that is customizable.

I also love the Messages+ integration in IntelliscreenX.

LockInfo is nice because you can adjust almost every single option imaginable, and there are a ton of plugins for it. I was disappointed that there are basically no plugins for IntelliscreenX.

Maybe the best solution is what someone said previously - LockInfo on the lockscreen, IntelliscreenX for notification center.
 
I've used both and am still undecided. I really like how RSS, Mail, Facebook, and Twitter are integrated into IntelliscreenX, and how they are on separate pages, so it doesn't clutter up my lockscreen. I also think the "ticker" is a pretty cool widget. The only question is whether or not it's a good idea to have Facebook, Twitter, and your entire inbox on your lockscreen for anyone to see, but that is customizable.

I also love the Messages+ integration in IntelliscreenX.

LockInfo is nice because you can adjust almost every single option imaginable, and there are a ton of plugins for it. I was disappointed that there are basically no plugins for IntelliscreenX.

Maybe the best solution is what someone said previously - LockInfo on the lockscreen, IntelliscreenX for notification center.

That's what I'm doing ^_^
 
right now I use lockinfo for lockscreen but any notification I get on the notification center, if I clear them they stay on the lockscreen and vice versa.

meaning if someone checks into foursquare or i get a news alert. if I clear them from one I have to still clear them on the other. its a minor thing but i find it annoying sometimes.

does intelliscreen have this issue as well? and those using both. do they conflict like this or work in sync?
 
Is something wrong with my phone or can you really not tap on a notification in Lockinfo to get the application to open?
 
Tapping on Calendar events, Reminders, 2do entries, etc. do not take you to the application like IntelliscreenX does.
 
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