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Simranpal SIngh
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There’s a lot of excitement for the HTC EVO 3D, particularly among current HTC EVO owners. Now, granted, most of this unbridled yearning is because of its stellar hardware, but the Sense 3.0 has also turned a lot of heads, particularly the lockscreen. Well, those of you have a rooted EVO will be happy to know that, thanks to xda forum member GODZSON, you can claim this elegant looking lockscreen today, assuming you’re running a Gingerbread-based ROM. The ROM also has to be Sense-based, apparently with at least Sense 2.1 running. I say “apparently” because it’s still being tested which phones the lockscreen does and does not run on. Something else to mention is thatIf you’re willing to try it out, the installation instructions are actually really simple…after the break!
[via xda forums]
There’s a lot of excitement for the HTC EVO 3D, particularly among current HTC EVO owners. Now, granted, most of this unbridled yearning is because of its stellar hardware, but the Sense 3.0 has also turned a lot of heads, particularly the lockscreen. Well, those of you have a rooted EVO will be happy to know that, thanks to xda forum member GODZSON, you can claim this elegant looking lockscreen today, assuming you’re running a Gingerbread-based ROM. The ROM also has to be Sense-based, apparently with at least Sense 2.1 running. I say “apparently” because it’s still being tested which phones the lockscreen does and does not run on. Something else to mention is thatIf you’re willing to try it out, the installation instructions are actually really simple…after the break!
- Download the .apk file from the xda thread below and place it on the SD card of your phone.
- Go to Settings > Display and enable Stock Android Lockscreen
- Use a file explorer to install the .apk file like any normal side-loaded app
- Go to Settings > Display and disable Stock Android Lockscreen
[via xda forums]
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