yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant General] gtiryan:
You're supposed to look for the change in the baseband version, should read something like T959UVJ16. This isn't a firmware change, just an update.....
[Vibrant General] Minker17:
Mine did the same thing and my baseband shows the above. I've heard Media Hub works after the update, which mine doesn't, and I don't see task manager anywhere.
[Vibrant General] smeadow:
I have UVJI5 update installed from Kies, is it possible to flash this update over it.
[Vibrant General] OHHitsKB:
My baseband hasn't changed. Still JFD.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] eyal4fun:
Hi does anybody have the official ROM of the HTC DESIRE from vodafone spain ?

i need to give it back to them for repair .

there is somthing wrong with my screen

thanks
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
v1.2.6 FREE

Wow, I hadn't noticed that I never opdated the OP. A little after a year 1.0 came out, OMC is now at 1.2.6 and 60+ clocks!

Available on the market as One More Clock Free. Here's the QR code for it as well...

The source for the full app is (as before) available here for testing and comments:

http://code.google.com/p/sunnykwong/source/browse/#svn/trunk/One More Clock

NOTE: If you like the freeware clock,

consider buying the full app from the market for $0.99. The full app features 7 other widget sizes.
[Android Apps and Games] thelamacmdr:
WOW O_o these look really good...amazing job. Definitely paid-market worthy
[Android Apps and Games] smtrejo:
Great!

Just what I was looking for!

Hey, could you post those wallpapers please?

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] mozarcik__:
Looks really great :) thanks will try it definitely
[Android Apps and Games] mssmison:
awesome work man!

You could replace http with hxxp to include your link until you're allowed to post links :).
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Thanks!

Thanks for the compliments! I have some ideas on expanding the clock going forward, but please feel free to make suggestions here.

smtrejo, the wallpapers (while they do look good) are default Cyanogenmod 6 wallpapers, so I can't share them with you... but they are freely available here:

(please replace the hxxp with http since I'm not l33t enough to post URLs yet)

hxxp://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_CMWallpapers/tree/froyo/res/drawable/hdpi/

and here

hxxp://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_CMWallpapers/tree/froyo/res/drawable/mdpi/

Since you have an ADP1 I'm guessing the mdpi wallpapers would suit you best!
[Android Apps and Games] SLX69:
Looks great, thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] PollPixx:
Thank you very much indeed. Looking good!
[Android Apps and Games] Thugsin313:
Cheese's Fries!!

Thats one hell of an awsome clock!!!

p.s. the wallpaper links arent working,......
[Android Apps and Games] w.0.o.t:
here you go:

http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_CMWallpapers/tree/froyo/res/drawable-hdpi/
[Android Apps and Games] ckmj23:
These are great. Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] darkstar2k77:
Props! very stylish clocks. Love the wham! Bam! widget! theme
[Android Apps and Games] alovell83:
@OP I also like the Culture Clash. On a critic of the thread, the thumbnails (as they populate on my screen) are not in-sync with your comments and order.

Thumbs:

Culture Clash (again my favorite)

Wham! Bam! (for a second I was looking for a chinese character in this one based on your comment order :P)

?

?

Digital Digits

Perhaps I'm missing something, like this is the order that they populate in the apk, otherwise a simple cut and paste to change the order in your summary might be a welcome adjustment.
[Android Apps and Games] monstereo:
Awesome widget! i just can't stick to one at all! lol! btw, what's the wallpaper used for wham! bam! clock widget? i can't seem to find it through the link given in the other posts
[Android Apps and Games] musthurry:
Thank you very much bro. Its nice..
[Android Apps and Games] ZedEx48K:
Hi, nice work, any chance of the OMG clock without the what would android do stuff? Would look nicer with just the OMG and comic like font.
[Android Apps and Games] tbo-art:
I love it. But could you make some more themes?
[Android Apps and Games] LudoAnders:
When I try this widget the clock doesn fill the entire with of my screen like it does in the screenshots...anybody got a clue what might be the problem?
[Android Apps and Games] olvxin1:
It is great.!Thank you for your share!
[Android Apps and Games] heru:
I love the clock, especially the wham! bam! widget :D

But could you please make it 1x4 instead of 2x4, there is too much empty space.

At the moment I'm using 1 row for clock, 2rows for picture frame and 1 row for weather. With your clock widget, I couldn't put the weather widget and the there is too much empty space around the clock.
[Android Apps and Games] southphillysean:
Extremely good work!
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Thanks again for all the compliments and feedback!

alovell83: Thx, I reordered the thumbnails for better clarity.

monstereo: The wallpaper I used to showcase whambam (again, the wallpaper is not mine, credits to Cyanogenmod and Prash) is

hxxp://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_CMWallpapers/blob/froyo/res/drawable-mdpi/wallpaper_prash_lovecm.jpg

ZedEx48K: I'll likely extend the app for full customization on the next major release. If you look at the source, you'll see that each clock is just 5-7 layers of graphics/text... (if you don't mind "rolling your own", just go to arrays.xml and set the byline layer to false for the WhamBamWidget array).

tbo-art: Definitely! I'll add clocks as I come up with ideas. Do you have any to share?

LudoAnders: What phone/launcher are you using? I use ADW and have my phone set up to have 5 columns instead of 4... when OMC comes up and asks for a widget size (default 4x2), I need to specify it to take up 5x2 to take up the whole width. Let me know if you need more help.

heru: I'll try. Right now the x/y placement of the layers is hardcoded so it might take me a bit longer to fix that one. Please consider scaling the widget down to 2x1 and using that for now.

For those of you with launchers that allow resizing of widgets, OMC should scale down in size beautifully (since it's all vector-based). I use a scaled-down (2x1) WhamBam widget as a fun bubble for my wallpaper photos.

Theoretically, it should scale up very well as well (no jaggies or blurring), but since I do not have an hdpi device please let me know how it looks.
[Android Apps and Games] spiritcrusher33:
this may be a dumb question. since i havent had a chance to do anything but install it..

How do u change the clocks..?
[Android Apps and Games] toyface:
Really love these clocks, especially the Wham theme, it's replaced the default Sense weather clock, but it's certainly alot smaller, I can't seem to get it the same size as you seem to have it, I'm using the default Sense launcher btw
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
I posted a new version on the first post which should address the "not stretching across whole screen" issues... please let me know what you think!
[Android Apps and Games] toyface:
Just downloaded the new updated clocks, works perfect on sense, looks amazing, I'd love to see more like the Wham theme! Really bought my home screen to life!!
[Android Apps and Games] monstereo:
using the new clocks. it's AWESOME!!! THANKS! :D
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Updated Version - Now on Market!(2010-1017)

- Added option to purge font cache (use it to decrease memory usage when you've settled down to one or two clocks)

- If you like this app, consider buying it from Android Market (QR Code below) for $0.99! The same app is still available here for testers to download and comment.
[Android Apps and Games] PatcheZ:
great clocks!

like many have mentioned before, the wham! bam! widget! is awesome.

a suggestion,

being a widget and all... i think it would be more beneficial to have the key press linked to a selectable app (ie. clock, or calendar, or whatever user likes).

setup or skin selection of the widget can be done by activating the app in the drawer.

again, awesome widget. keep up the good work
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Updated Version - Two More Clocks + Refresh of older themes(2010-1018)

1. Morbid Moments: Get into the Halloween spirit...

2. Beaks and Bills : Cute Clock where the skies change color, the sun/moon/ducks/clouds all move with the time of day.

- Also, Bokeh Beauty has been changed to another look and feel.
[Android Apps and Games] galaxys:
Great Clocks! Like most of them!!
[Android Apps and Games] yayramen:
Just wanted to share how awesome this widget is.

Here's my setup using it:
[Android Apps and Games] anarchy01:
Nice thread some great clocks here love that clock hollywooder :D
[Android Apps and Games] the john:
Looks really great, and exactly what I've wanted (stock lockscreen-type clock) for a long time.

My wishlist would include the ability to launch an application of my choice, like the alarm clock, when tapping the clock. Configuration could be done through the app launcher.

Otherwise, great stuff and thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] xDragod:
Came here to say this. As much as I like Sense flip clock, I kind of just want the AOSP clock style... But without the ability to change my alarms with a tap, I'm gonna have to wait on this app.

Definitely willing to pay if this feature is added. 9/10 if you ask me. 10/10 with tap to launch.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
OMC actually *does* do tap-to-launch, but I decided against it for one single reason:

I can't figure out another way for the user to have different clocks on the same screen. I've tested this widget with 10 widgets (using all different clocks) on the same subscreen, and the only way I can keep track of each is to use the tap-to-launch to load that widget's preferences.

I've been keeping the next step of this widget (One More Power Control) under wraps so far, but that's the best compromise I could come up with right now (One tap brings up power control/launch bar, second tap gets to config or alarm). Does that sound better? Please let me know...
[Android Apps and Games] monstermuffin20:
Wallpaper? ;)
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
v1.0.4.

- Added Tap-to-Launch functionality.

- Now defaults to background mode (use options to switch to foreground)

- User configurable update interval.

- Added warnings for enabling/disabling widget sizes.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Unfortunately I may not be able to keep this software here for long. Softpedia is scraping my content here and offering it on the web for free download! I thought XDA was a good community for developers and testers to communicate, but having websites rip off my app (and to advertise it as free) is just low.

Anyone else here had a similar problem with ripped-off test versions?
[Android Apps and Games] xDragod:
I'm sorry to hear that. :( I like the variety of these clocks and I was really happy to see that there is now tap-to-launch. Unfortunately, I'm having issues. :( Restarting reverts to the Wham! clock and none of my settings save.

You've added tap-to-launch and I'm ready to buy, I'm just wondering why my settings aren't saving. :(
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Thanks for the feedback! I don't really see that as a bug but as a feature... but the more I thought about it the more it made sense, so here's version 1.0.5:

Any new widget created (or widgets after upgrade) now either a) stick to previously-configured values or b) stick to the last configure clock (except the tap-to-launch setting).

Try it out and let me know if it works better for you.

Another change that I had put in v1.0.3 but hadn't publicized is that OMC now does multiple widget sizes (4x2, 3x1 and 2.1), for more efficient use of homescreen space.
[Android Apps and Games] spambayes:
Hi,

I've just installed version 1.0.5 from the first post but I don't seem to see any themes except for "Wham!Bam!Widget". Please advise. Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] spambayes:
Oops. Found the solution. Moderator, kindly delete this and my preceding post. Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
It is with regret that I have decided to pull the full .apk from this thread after this weekend. Softpedia has ignored my email plea and continued to offer my paid app as a "freeware" download - worse yet, they grabbed my latest update within hours of it going up on XDA! This is wrong and maddening.

For those of you that downloaded, tested and offered feedback, my hats off to you - please PM me so I can continue sending you new versions to beta test. What I will likely do is turn this thread into a support thread where I can answer questions and offer assistance. To (hopefully) throw off Softpedia, I will also replace the full .apk with my freeware Halloween version to match their "freeware" description... that way we'll be able to see if it's a human ignoring me, or a robot scraping XDA's content.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
As I mentioned before, I have put the Halloween Ed. clock on there instead. This clock is (and will remain) freeware, and I'm keeping the source code available, but I'm not going to make it easy for content scrapers to offer my apk as freeware when it isn't.

If you've offered testing and feedback before, please PM me as I mentioned - I am more than willing to share test versions of the full app as long as it doesn't end up as result #1 on a google search for "one more clock freeware".
[Android Apps and Games] ilanad:
Looks great, but how do I get rid of that Monkey Head in the status bar?

(and yes, you need to have ti be able to link to another app when you tap the clock, like the alarm)
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
The monkey head (the application icon) is there because Android 2+ requires an ongoing notification for the clock to stay in the foreground. Foreground mode is particularly important to older devices (like the G1 or MT3g) that run out of memory easily... for those phones, the clocks stop updating after a few hours.

If you have a newer phone with more memory, you should be able to tap on a clock, then select-then-unselect foreground mode to switch off the notifications (which will get rid of the monkey head).

That same settings screen also contains the tap-to-launch setting (and you can set the clock to launch whatever app you want), so please try it out and let me know what you think.

(Ah, I just realized that the full app is no longer on the front page. The Halloween Ed. clock forces foreground mode because it guarantees that the clock will not freeze for all phones - it also does not have tap-to-launch because it instead gives a preview of the full version clocks.)
[Android Apps and Games] spambayes:
Hi,

Using 1.6 with Lockscreen Look theme. Day/Date is truncated today. "Wednesday, November 3" is not centred and the "3" is half cut off by the right edge of screen.

Is it possible to offer other combinations and formats for the Day/Date? Eg., "Wed, Nov 3" and also investigate the off-centre problem?

Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] andreaslofstedt:
Not all clock themes in paid app

Hi,

I just bought the app but I only have four themes to choose from.

Morbid Moments, Nixie Notios, Typewriter Ticks, and Wham! Bam! Widget!.

I bought it just because of one other theme that I saw in the picture in the first post of this thread. How can I get hold of the others shown in the picture?

Best regards,

Andreas
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Hi Andreas,

That's strange... we should be up to 10 clocks as of today. On the list of themes, did you try swiping your finger up & down to see if the list scrolls? The clocks are liste in alphabetical order and it looks like you're seeing the bottom of the list (but not the top).

Hope that helps!
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Many thanks for the feedback Spambayes.

I will fix the offscreen issue today. The date format will be more difficult - mostly because I use different date/time formats for the different clocks, and it is almost impossible to squeeze in meaningful customization for each clock in the limited space. I'm thinking of leaving it for skinning (coming real soon now). Can you think of a layout where I can implement this cleanly? Let me know!

Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] andreaslofstedt:
Got it!

Hi,

Oh this is so embarrassing. :eek:

I only tried swiping down since I thought the default theme was the first in the list. Swiping up showed the rest of the themes. Now I got the one I think is the best! :D THANKS!

Best regards,

Andreas
[Android Apps and Games] chopper the dog:
Bought it for the use of the 3x1. Can't use yet as it needs a little work on the fuzzy text and rough edges. I'll keep it and watch for updates. Keep up the good work.

good day. From the Fascinate sporting the XDA app.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Hi Chopper the Dog,

Thanks for the feedback! The app was originally written for mdpi devices, hence the jaggies and blurriness on newer phones. The issue has actually been fixed (hopefully) in the version I'm working on right now. Once I test out a few other features, I'll put the fixed version on the market (likely within the week).

Thanks again.
[Android Apps and Games] chopper the dog:
Gotcha. Thanks for the explanation. I shall keep a look out for it.

good day.
[Android Apps and Games] spambayes:
Skinning is of course a better option. If you don't mind a suggestion, I think the way to go is to chuck the preset customizations altogether and leave those to skinners. Maybe stick to 3 basic presets. I'd hate to see the app grow to become bloated with each new version. Just love a lean and mean and accurate clock and date widget. :-)

BTW, is the offscreen fix ready? Can I test it if it is?

Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Completely agree, Spambayes.

However, it's going to be hard to scale back clocks that already come preloaded with the app... that might have to wait until the next major refresh (2.0?).

In the meantime, I'm only creating new clocks as importable themes rather than in the base app (I already have 3, with a few more coming). That means very few new clocks in these couple of weeks, but hopefully it will even out when I finally get skinning complete.

The offscreen fix was in 1.0.8... and I did email you a new beta-test version as well. Happy testing!
[Android Apps and Games] chrisp6825:
i bought this app just to use the Wham! Bam! Widget, but its throwing an error. It's saying it wont pass validity checks :/

can this be fixed?
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
I apologize! That is one clock I often forget to check.

Please enter the following address on your *phone's browser*: omcs://bit.ly/a7IM3n

Alternatively, click on this link (again, on your phone's browser) WHAMBAMWIDGET

OR, if you have barcode scanner, scan this code:

All three methods should fire up OMC's updater that will put in a valid version of the theme (until i get 1.1.2 out to fix the default pack, that is!)

Please feel free to PM or email me if you have any further issues.

Thanks,

Sunny.
[Android Apps and Games] chrisp6825:
Wow, thanks for the quick reply! I didn't have much hope of you actually sending me a fix lol.

But I'm having a problem with it, though. When I install the app, I can add the widget to the home screen fine (without the Whambam theme). But after I download and install the file you just linked, the clock is invisible and nonfunctional on the home screen. it's still there, and takes space, but its not visible and wont open to configure at all.

--edit

After a bit of interest and free time to spare, I decided to look at the theme files myself to see how they were made. I open up the control.xml file from the fix you posted (for whambam) and copied it over to my old whambam folder (the one with validity errors) and it seemed to fix it. I also looked around a bit and customized the font sizes to comfort me a bit better.

All in all, I got it working, ended up paying $2 for it, and am still happy.

This is a very decent, simple, and interesting clock. I like it, and the ability to skin it easily.

Thanks for the app!

Also, I can't tell what version I have (from the market) but I too am getting the offscreen text, just barely though. In the Whambam widget, the ! at the end of the time (omg, it's 2:33!) is cut off partially. I tried editing the font size lower, but it didnt fix it. Is the version in the market < 1.0.8?
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
Chrisp6825, you certainly have skinner potential! The skinner/free releases of OMC is imminent and I hadn't publicized the open skinning aspects of the tool yet, but you definitely beat me to the punch :)

You are on 1.1.1 if OMC downloads a Starter Clock Pack for you with 20 clocks; otherwise you're on 1.1. I again have not updated the OP yet because of the skinner/free release coming up, but that should change within the week.

While you're dissecting OMC's skinning XML, I invite you to look through the control files for Beaks & Bills, Pseudo Clockr and Typo Tock (in that order)... I think you will be very impressed with the depth and power of the skinning ability!

The offscreen issue has been fixed in my latest test iteration - it will be out on the market as 1.1.2 shortly.

Enjoy!
[Android Apps and Games] chrisp6825:
Well, I figured since you had the app download and extend the app with additional themes, it was possible to find the files and luckily, they are just zip files re-named.

I have actually noticed that you do in fact have quite a bit of predefined actions ready for themes to invoke. I haven't peeked into the other themes yet. I probably will once I grow tired of the Wham!Bam!Widget.

Although, I have also noticed that different themes invoke different actions and open quite a few possibilities. I am pretty curious to look at them soon.

Who knows, I might actually grab enough free time to skim over all the themes and see about creating my own theme all together. haha

I'll be looking forward to the fix in the market. I did however find that if I add a space to the clocks string (hh:mm! ) then offset the x coord a bit, it "corrects" the cutoff of the ! issue.

I did find a small bug today, as well. If I set an app (ie. clock) to open when you tap the widget, it stops the widget from updating. But, clicking the widget still opens the clock app seamlessly.
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
WhamBam is one of the first clocks that came out, so that means it likely does not make use of dynamic tokens. The dynamic tokens are what makes the engine *really* shine.

v1.1.2 is out which resolves the text truncation problem (with a hack - but I'll revisit later).

Re: the time freezing, that's a showstopper bug for me, actually (what's the use of a clock-however fun- that doesn't keep time?). Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I'll get to the bottom of that one (which unfortunately again pushes back the release of a free edition).
[Android Apps and Games] chrisp6825:
Haha, sorry to keep pointing out bugs.

But, alas, I have found another one..

When I reboot me phone, in place of the widget, I have a "widget cannot be loaded" or something of that nature. I'm running on a Cyanogenmod rom, and have apps2ext turned on, but I'm fairly sure I have this app installed on the on-board ROM (so the clock won't freeze or bug-out when I pull the sd card).

I did notice the update in the app store, and grabbed it before I noticed this bug. But right before typing this out, I noticed yet another update and have just grabbed it (I'm on 1.1.3 as of typing this).
[Android Apps and Games] xaffron:
I cannot replicate the reboot "problem loading widget" issue. Usually this comes about when the user yanks the rug out from under OMC by deleting the OMC cache folder on the phone itself (which really isn't likely). Are you able to repeat the bug with 1.1.3?

And FYI, if you yank the sd card, OMC should not freeze; all displayed widgets are completely cached in both volatile memory and the phone flash memory. SD cards are only required when you try to change clocks.

Thanks again for testing this out for me!