[Epic 4G Themes] BThomas22x:
Ok, So I've been gone for a while, but that doesn't mean that I haven't been working on things, or even just collecting a bunch of goodies... So allow me to share with you the fruits of Android Development Labor!

1. NFLifeScreen:

This is just a launcher to put it simply, but it's actually a pretty cool launcher if you like different things. It takes some getting used to, but it's worth it... It looks great on an Epic. The launcher consists of two sides. The right side is basically your "Quick Access" applications, while the left side is storage for the rest of your applications. On the right side, your quick access applications are set up in a circle, which you scroll through to find the ones you want. The quick access section consists of about 10 applications that you can set. You can scroll from the left side to the right side, so it only has two home screens, but the way it's set up, you really only need two. The left side has a box at the top that stores the rest of your applications. You can replace any of the "quick access" applications at any time with any of the applications from your app box. Another down side is that it's setup to allow you only one widget for the homescreen. If you're the type of person who really doesn't care for widget's that much, then this launcher just might be the one for you. On a plus note, everything on your "quick access" panel might have a pop-up menu. I'll show you what I mean in the screenshots.

Download Link:

NFLifeScreen Launcher <---Click Here For NFLifeScreen.apk download.

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2. TouchWiz 4.5 Launcher:

This launcher was created by some guys over in the I9000 thread, and while it's technically only TW4, they've added quite a few upgrades to it. I'll just go over a few things, and I'll include the link so you can check everything out on their official page in case you have any other questions. It has every feature of TW4, but some extras including but not limited to: Resizing Widgets, Scrollable Widgets, Easy Theming, Extra system settings, More homescreen settings and more. I've tried all the combinations of getting the correct download and seeing which one will work, so I'm including the link to the correct download for you guys, but if you wanna check out some of their other stuff, just check out their page and if you like it ...give em a thanks :).

SOURCE PAGE: Galaxy S I9000 Themes & Apps

Download Link:

Tw4.5 Download <---Click this for CWM flashable download.

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3. IHeartRadio:

This app is exactly what it sounds like. While it doesn't give you the option to skip songs, it is however, an app that compiles of over 750 different radio stations from all over the US. If you go on a vacation, and miss your radio stations from up home, don't worry any longer! You can just search for your radio station from home and listen to it on your phone as if you were back home listening to it in the comfort of your car! ...Ok, enough with the TV Commercial description lol, this app is very convenient. I'm stationed in Hawaii right now, but miss my radio from home because I could listen to Eagles games on sundays on one of the stations. With this app, I can find my station and listen to the games, while drinkin a cold one on the beach. It's very convenient, and awesome in the fact that I'm thousands of miles from home, but listening to the station as if I am home. It gives me a little peace of mind.

Download Link:

IHeartRadio App Download <---Click Here to download IHeartRadio.

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4. App Locker II: Fake Crash

This app is actually a very handy app if you have people that like to invade your privacy and pick up your phone. It allows you to make any application crash when opened, and all you have to do to fix it is perform one of the unlock actions. There's a few different actions, but for this specific purpose, I'll give you the option that I use the most, which is the rotate action. Basically what you do is open the application, select which application you want protected, and press it. A menu will pop up with two separate actions. Protect, and remove protection. To protect the app, obviously you're going to select "protect". Once the app is protected, simply hit the menu button, choose "settings", and select the mode you'd like for protection. For all intensive purposes, just follow along. Go to "unlock mode" and select "Rotate motion". Now simply hit the home button, you're done with the protection of the specific app. Now any time you go to open that application up, it's going to automatically force close, giving the illusion that the phone is crashing and won't allow the app to open. With the "Rotate motion" setting, all you have to do is turn the phone over. So while you're looking at the screen, do NOT hit the "Force Close" button, simply turn the phone over, so the screen is facing down, and turn it back over to face you. The app will then remove the force close dialogue box, and you're application will work. It's as simple as that. I've personally found this application VERY useful in the work place where everyone thinks that my phone is a community phone lol. Anyways, here's a DL link and a few screenshots to show you what it's all about.

Download Link:

App Locker II: Fake Crash Download <---Click Here for the App Locker II: Fake Crash application download.

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Ok, that's it for now, because it's getting late and I have to get up for work in the morning, but i'd like to at least state, for all intensive purposes, that these are either works of people on XDA, which are free, or are free in the market. None are the works of warez, and none of the apps posted here cost anything. I will create another list while I'm at work tomorrow of a bunch of free, fun games if you would like. I hope the use you get from these apps (should you choose to download any of them) will be more than satisfying. Also, if you guys choose the modified TouchWiz from the I9000 guys, stop by their page and give em a thanks (if you choose, that's not an order lol). Just try to think of the work they put into it. If you have any questions about any of the apps, feel free to either drop me a message here, or hit me up on Google+ or just Gmail. Whichever you prefer. BThomas22x@gmail.com.