Zenonia

Genre : Adventure RPG
Developer : Gamevil
Size : 6.75 MB

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Baseball Superstars 2011

Genre : Sports

Developer : Gamevil

Size : 7.75 MB

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Widget Locker

Developer : TeslaCoil Software
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Description


Customize your lock screen!

WidgetLocker is a lock screen replacement that puts you in control of the look, feel and layout of your lock screen.
- Drag and Drop placement of Sliders, Android Widgets and App Shortcuts
- Sliders look selectable from built-in styles (Ice Cream Sandwich, Gingerbread, Sense and Sense 3, Motorola, iPhone, and Rotary) or from user-themes.
- Slider Actions can be customized, for example Slide-to-launch-Camera or Slide-to-call-your-Girlfriend.
- Resizable widgets and custom grid size
- Notification badges on apps/sliders via ADWNotifier ( http://t.co/LDKMQii )
- Customize which widgets/buttons are allowed or blocked at the lock screen

Portions of WidgetLocker are based on the excellent ADW.Launcher ( http://t.co/YvVMkGc ) by Ander Webb and friends.

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App 2 SD

Now you can move your apps to SD Card with app 2 sd. Requires root

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AVG Antivirus

Protect Your Device with AVG antivirus.

Features :

- Find your lost device

- File Scanner

- Task Killer

- Application locker

- Backup data

- App backup

- Manage SMS Spam

- Wipe all data on your device

 

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Soccer Superstars

Genre : Sports

Developer : Gamevil

Size : 3.97 MB

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Root Android Mudah Dengan SuperOne Click

 

Kini rooting android jauh lebih mudah dengan munculnya aplikasi superoneclick. Dengan adanya superoneclick anda dapat me-root android dengan hanya memainkan click saja. SuperOneClick dapat me-root hampir semua android. SuperOne Click Dapat di download disini

Compatibility List

• Acer Liquid Metal
• Dell Streak
• HTC Magic (Sapphire) 32B
• HTC Bee
• LG Ally
• Motorola Atrix4G
• Motorola Charm
• Motorola Cliq
• Motorola Droid
• Motorola Flipside
• Motorola Flipout
• Motorola Milestone
• Nexus One
• Samsung Captivate
• Samsung Galaxy 551 (GT-I5510)
• Samsung Galaxy Portal/Spica I5700
• Samsung Galaxy S 4G
• Samsung Galaxy S I9000
• Samsung Galaxy S SCH-I500
• Samsung Galaxy Tab
• Samsung Transform M920
• Samsung Vibrant
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X8
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
• Sprint Hero
• Telus Fascinate
• Toshiba Folio 100

List diatas adalah hasil uji coba. Jika ponsel anda tidak dapat di list maka silahkan mencoba sendiri. Dan jangan lupa tinggalkan komentar.

Cara Root Android Menggunakan SuperOneClick :

1. USB Debugging Mode

 USB debugging mode harus diaktifkan terlebih dahulu. Caranya :

Settings --> Applications --> Development --> USB Debugging

2.Ekstrak Super One Click Pada PC. Klik disini untuk mendownload winrar

3. Buka Aplikasi Super One Click

4. Sambungkan Handphone Pada PC melalui USB

5. Klik Root 

6. Tunggu sebentar, lalu ikuti instruksi-instruksi nya
7. Ponsel anda telah di-root.

Untuk Unroot Caranya  :

1. Sambungkan Handphone menggunakan USB

2. Klik Unroot

Selamat Mencoba, Semoga Berhasil.

Kami tidak bertanggung jawab bila terjadi kesalahan. Use at your own risk

Raging Thuder

Genre : Racing

Developer : Polarbit

Size : 2.44 MB

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Customizing the Action Bar

Posted by Tim Bray on 13 April 2011 at 2:28 PM

[This post is by Nick Butcher, an Android engineer who notices small imperfections, and they annoy him. — Tim Bray]

Since the introduction of the Action Bar design pattern, many applications have adopted it as a way to provide easy access to common actions. In Android 3.0 (or Honeycomb to its friends) this pattern has been baked in as the default navigation paradigm and extended to take advantage of the extra real-estate available on tablets. By using the Action Bar in your Honeycomb-targeted apps, you'll give your users a familiar way to interact with your application. Also, your app will be better prepared to scale across the range of Android devices that will be arriving starting in the Honeycomb era.

Just because Action Bars are familiar, doesn’t mean that they have to be identical! The following code samples and accompanying project demonstrate how to style the Action Bar to match your application’s branding. I’ll demonstrate how to take Honeycomb’s Holo.Light theme and customise it to match this blog’s colour scheme.

Icon

This step is easy; I’ll use the wonderful Android Asset Studio to create an icon in my chosen colour scheme. For extra credit, I’ll use this image as a starting point to create a more branded logo.

Navigation

Next up, the navigation section of the Action Bar operates in three different modes; I’ll tackle each of these in turn.

Standard

The Action Bar’s standard navigation mode simply displays the title of the activity. This doesn’t require any styling... next!

List

To the left, a standard list drop-down; to the right, the effect we want to achieve.

The default styling in list navigation mode has a blue colour scheme. This is evident when touching the collapsed control in both the top bar, and the selection highlight in the expanded list. We can theme this element by overriding android:actionDropDownStyle with a custom style to implement our colour scheme:

The above uses a combination of state list drawables and 9 patch images to style the collapsed spinner, the top bar of the expanded list and sets the highlight colour when picking an item.

Tabs

Here are the before-and-after shots on the tab navigation control:

The tab navigation control uses the standard blue colouring. We can apply a custom style to android:actionBarTabStyle to set our own custom drawable that uses our desired palette:

Actions

Before-and-after on the individual items in the Action Bar:

The individual action items inherit the default blue background when selected. We can customise this behaviour by overridingandroid:selectableItemBackground and setting a shape drawable with our desired colouring:

@drawable/ad_selectable_background

The overflow menu also needs some attention as when expanded it shows a blue bar at the top of the list. We can override android:popupMenuStyle and set a custom drawable (in fact the very same drawable we previously used for list navigation) for the top of the overflow menu:

Selecting items within the overflow menu also show the default selection colour. We can set our customised selection colour by overridingandroid:dropDownListViewStyle:

These changes gets us most of the way there but it’s attention to detail that makes an app. Check boxes and radio buttons within menu items in the overflow section are still using the default assets which have a blue highlight. Let’s override them to fit in with our theme:

@drawable/ad_btn_check_holo_light @drawable/ad_btn_radio_holo_light

Background

I’ve left the background transparent as inheriting form Holo.Light works well for our desired palette. If you’d like to customise it you easily override theandroid:background item on the android:actionBarStyle style:

Bringing it all together

Putting all of these components together we can create a custom style:

We can then apply this style to either an individual activity or to the entire application:

Note that some of the system styles that we have overridden in this example will affect much more than the Action Bar. For example overriding android:selectableItemBackground will effect many widgets which support a selectable state. This is useful for styling your entire application but be sure to test that your customisations are applied consistently throughout.

Familiar but styled

Customising the action bar is a great way to extend your application’s branding to the standard control components. With this power, as they say, comes great responsibility. When customising the user interface you must take great care to ensure that your application remains legible and navigable. In particular, watch out for highlight colours which contrast poorly with text and provide drawables for all relevant states. Explore this demo application which exercises the functionality offered by the Action Bar and demonstrates how to theme it.

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