yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] zHk3R:
Awesome!

Will check it out.

Thanks for sharing!
[Android Themes] Pfeffernuss:
Android >2.x I guess, doesn't work on my phone ;)
[Android Themes] Arlandw:
I will investigate today. I was unable to test the .apk last night. If anybody has downloaded it and it worked let me know.

Edit: Sorry guys forgot to sign it! It is up and running!
[Android Themes] djstoffe:
What weather widget is that? I think I really need that! =)
[Android Themes] Arlandw:
It is beautiful widgets with the Flatwhite skin =] Hope this helps!

Arland
[myTouch 4G General] bijanian:
It Shooots magic! lmao
[myTouch 4G General] c_licious:
LOL you newbies are so cute sometimes :o
[myTouch 4G General] DarkAgent:
Sorry to burst your bubble but that is pretty standard in today's smartphones.
[myTouch 4G General] bijanian:
balls! Well im pretty sure my g1 nor my d1 had this.
[myTouch 4G General] mountainboy:
Yeah, I was pretty stoked about this too when upgrading from a 6900 touch...those thing even has settings for pocket mode

Sent from myTouch 4G using XDA app
[myTouch 4G General] halfcalf:
this htc feature was actually part of the apple htc lawsuit last earlier this year
[myTouch 4G General] markdurant:
Yeah I don't think my rotary dial has that! LOL. Enjoy your phone!!!
[HD2 General] otter5:
So my screen went unresponsive over the weekend and I'm going to need a new phone. I have more of a question than anything on upgrading a line on Tmo. I am currently on a family plan with three other lines. My line includes the t-mobile 5.99 tzones internet which I use on every phone I buy now for internet access. My question is if I upgrade a line other than mine, sing up for the required data plan and cancel it the next month and use that phone on my line will T-mobile let me do this. I know "they won't" but if I don't tell them this is what I'm doing will it work? I don't have another $300 dollars to dish out on a new phone trying to avoid signing up for an actual data plan on my line. Any help? Thanks
[HD2 General] HowardM:
t-mobile probably won't care; I use an HD2 not from orig plan and get support from them. But if u make the upgrade, won't matter anyway!
[Focus Accessories] RSG1:
Would like to go with the Lexerd but only the Anti-glare version is available on Amazon... any idea when the Crystal Clear version is available?

There is the one made by Amzer; yet reviews are not great. Any other options?
[Focus Accessories] Avalandiel:
ATT is selling full body (front and back only) screen protectors from InvisibleShield.
[Focus Accessories] Seed 2.0:
But Zagg doesn't list them as available on their web site yet. I'm not as interested in a screen protector as I am having Zagg cover the back of my phone. Their product is great. I like the gripping feel of it. The screen of the focus is Gorilla Glass so that why I'm not going to cover it.
[Focus Accessories] RSG1:
Do you have a reference link to the Focus being built with Gorilla Glass?
[Focus Accessories] falconeight:
Att has a zagg shield thats a dry install and is pretty nice. Its not as grippy as the wet but feel similar.
[Focus Accessories] smuook:
http://twitter.com/SamsungMobileUS/status/29699489561#
[Focus Accessories] Mallux:
I installed the InvisibleShield on my Focus. I really like the matte finish on the back. I took it to the booth in the mall and had the invisibleshield guy install it for me for free (usually like $7, i think.) Just FYI, it may be a dry protector, but you can still install it as if it were wet.
[Focus Accessories] FuzzyLogic_FC:
No one would be happier than I if that is true.

However, I am suspicious that the tweet is the only reference to it.

http://www.corning.com/gorillaglass/devices.aspx
[Focus Accessories] jcr916:
This came straight from the Corning webpage:

"Corning’s Gorilla glass has been designed into more than 240 models by 24 major brands.

Due to customer agreements the following list is only a sampling

."

They could just be slow at updating their site... at least lets hope so lol.
[Focus Accessories] FuzzyLogic_FC:
That would be a great surprise. I've hated screen protectors since the first Palm.

Check this video out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x91cmj_dP_4
[Focus Accessories] Smoothound:
How's this? :D

Apparently AMOLD spec requires the glass to be scratchproof :cool:
[Focus Accessories] FuzzyLogic_FC:
I like it!
[Focus Accessories] jasongw:
I like it, I'm just not sure that I *trust* it :). I've got several buddies with iPhone 4, at least 3 of whom have scratches on their screens :P
[Focus Accessories] sandrobber:
Scratch

Well then I have a defective screen because I have a scratch
[Focus Accessories] Tempest790:
I'd feel better with a protector on it myself.

I was looking at the Skinomi. Has anyone used them before? Most of the reviews on other phones seem mostly positive. They have both a screen protector and a full body protector.

http://www.amazon.com/Skinomi-TechSkin-Protector-LIFETIME-REPLACEMENTS/dp/B003F88OH0/ref=pd_cp_cps_1
[Focus Accessories] Nebor:
Mine should be here any day now. I got the full phone covering. I'll report back...
[Focus Accessories] smuook:
Zagg is now supporting the Focus...

http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield...es-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php

I've used Zagg on my last 2 phones and highly recommend it. It is really great stuff. You can argue that you don't need this with the Focus screen, but if you still want one, I would go with Zagg. The most important thing is to follow the installation instructions exactly.

My recommendation is NOT buy the Full Body coverage... just get the Screen Coverage. Get a nice case instead. Zagg can (not always) start peeling very slightly on the edges from repeated rubbing with your hand. I've seen this happen on 2 of my friends phones who had full body coverage. The good thing is, Zagg will send you out a new one free, no questions asked (you do have to pay shipping though). They are pretty good about it. Also, if you don't like it, it is removable.
[Focus Accessories] Tempest790:
I went ahead and ordered the Zagg. 14.99 isn't bad even with the 2.99 shipping. I don't feel comfortable until I get something to protect this screen.
[Focus Accessories] Nebor:
I got the Skinomi. I followed the instructions and still ended up with a lot of bubbles\wrinkles. Also I'm not sure that the "full body" skin is even needed. I certainly can't see how the side pieces are supposed to fit around the buttons and headphone jack anyway.

I give this product a huge thumbs down. A waste of $20.
[Focus Accessories] Tempest790:
Thank you for the heads up. I ordered the Invisibleshield instead. Hopefully, this will fit the bill.
[Focus Accessories] Biggzz:
I went with the one from the at&t store. $9.99 for three and honestly they are pretty good. Clear and not sticky.
[Focus Accessories] Molal:
I've had the skinomi on my device for 5 days now - it is very good, better than the dry apply invisibleshield (spelling??) sold by AT&T stores. The problem I've found with the dry-apply shields is that you must get it right first time otherwise it peels off the template and is then more difficult to apply. With the wet apply you have about a minute to move the shield around to get it just right.

The protector went on easily (it took me 3 minutes) and I have no bubbles, etc. It's worth noting this is not the first time I"ve applied a wet-apply skin.

Skinomi is cheap and, so far, a great product. A big plus, IMO, it does not have the orange peel look or feel to it.

M
[Focus Accessories] ekw:
i got the skinomi screen protector too, so many wrinkles (i guess they came about when i was using their stupid "installation card"). This is a complete piece of junk, it doesn't even cover the screen fully, causing it to leave lint all around the edges.

i'll try the zagg....
[Focus Accessories] Nebor:
This is my experience exactly. I tried using their installation card to remove bubbles and it seemed to move and stretch the skin. What a mess.
[Focus Accessories] Tempest790:
A+ for the Zagg Invisible Shield. I installed it in 5 minutes. It already looks great even though the instruction said it may take 2-3 days for it to fully dry and bubbles to disappear. I don't have any bubbles in my installation, and I had to do it twice since I didn't line it up right on the first try.

Plus a lifetime replacement warranty. Can't beat that. Give the Zagg a try. It sound much better than that Skinomi.
[Focus Accessories] smuook:
If you take the time and install the zagg correctly, you will never need... or want... another screen protector.
[Focus Accessories] Divinedark:
If it's the same Zagg shield that came out for the captivate, I can assure you that this is not correct.

That screen protector had the worst orange peel effect of any screen protector I've ever seen. It added texture and friction to a once smooth and slick screen. It lasted about two minutes on my phone before I had it pulled off and a simple 3 for $9 protector placed on. I have seen the iPhone and Captivate Zaggs, and they're both heavily textured.
[Focus Accessories] Tempest790:
No texture on mine. It's smooth and glossy. In fact, you can barely notice it's there since it's so thin and smooth unlike typical dry screen protectors.

It does add a slight more friction to the screen though. I find this a plus though since it make using the keyboard easier because my finger doesn't slide as quite as easily. It doesn't affect screen scrolling. That's still easy and smooth.

Edit:

It's been on all day now, and I noticed that the screen protector seems resistant to fingerprints a lot more than without. Another plus.
[Focus Accessories] HemanC:
Thank you for the confirmation. I hated my Zagg on my Fuze. The body shield is nice and grippy but screen protector is too grippy to my liking. This time I might try Skinit for the body. Wish they have chrome or mirror finish for the skin.
[Focus Accessories] smuook:
If you install the screen coverage Zagg correctly, it doesn't orange peel. I've had it on two phones and it lasted the life of the phones. I'm looking at my old Tilt2 right now which I've had for a year and it has a Zagg screen coverage on it... there is not one scratch or peal on it. It looks perfect. It is completely shiny and has a slight texture to it, which doesn't bother me at all. It does change the texture slightly (since it is a different material it will obviously feel different), but it is basically smooth and glossy. Every plastic screen protector is going to have a slightly different feel than glass. If you want a perfect glass feel, you should use common sense and not apply a screen protector. You are entitled to your opinion, but to say that it is "heavily textured" is inaccurate. This is clearly stated on the Zagg website...

I'm not saying that you need a screen protector for your Focus, but I am saying that the Zagg is a quality product. The texture part is a preference call. I don't mind it.
[Focus Accessories] SuperSport:
I just wanted to clarify... Here is a short piece of a chat conversation I had with Samsung Support.

Visitor: Hi Catherine, I was on a Discussion Board reading about my new Samsung Focus. They were asking if it had the Gorilla Glass on the front. Do you know the answer to that?

Catherine: Yes, I see that the SGH-I917 Focus comes equipped with specialized touch screen glass manufactured by Corning called Gorilla Glass.

Catherine: Here is the weblink that can support the answer in this case:

Catherine: http://answers.us.samsung.com/answe...7/samsung/questions.htm?expandquestion=276564

Visitor: Thank you very much! I will be happy to share that information with everyone on the boards. They would like to know that... ;)

That looks pretty positive to me. I'm glad to get it from Samsung directly... ;)

I've bought a few XtremeGUARD full body protectors for my wife's iPhones 3 and 4, and am VERY happy with them. They seem to be identical to Zagg Invisible Shield which I've bought before, but MUCH cheaper! $2.50 Shipped! I used to own a Sign Shop where we did Vinyl like this and I can tell you they (ZAGG & XtremeGUARD) are practically identical products.

Here's a link for the Focus Screen Protector. I already sent them a question to see if they offer the Full Body cover for the Focus. Waiting for a reply.
[Focus Accessories] smuook:
Wow, looks like a great deal. How does the texture feel?
[Focus Accessories] SuperSport:
Like I said, I've bought and installed both ZAGG and these, and I think they are virtually identical in feel and installation. Only difference is these are a fraction of the price, and will come in a plain envelope, but so far, never damaged... They do add a little grip to the phone, but I think this phone needs a little.
[Focus Accessories] c4sp14nx:
An update from Boxwave:

"Thank you for your inquiry!

I have just been notified that we are expecting to have the ClearTouch screen protectors available for the Samsung Focus by the middle of December. Within the next week the ClearTouch products will be added to the website and be available for pre-order! For your reference, here is a link to the Samsung Focus product page where new products will soon be added:http://www.boxwave.com/products/easyfinder/buy-best-samsung-focus-sgh-i917-accessories_4088.htm

I hope this information is helpful! Please let me know if you have any questions or if I can be of any further assistance!

Best Regards,

I Fan

BoxWave Customer Service

http://www.boxwave.com"
[Focus Accessories] dhan911:
I bought the 3 for $10 pack in AT&T store and so far no problems. It was easy to put on.
[Focus Accessories] FL5:
I put the zagg full wet kit on mine about 30 hours ago. I am very pleased with how grippy the body feels now, and with how my fingers move on the screen. However, I've got these annoying windex-like streaks across my screen which are unbearable, and while I know that the instructions say to wait 2-3 days for it to set completely, I am right next to tearing it off in disgust. Also, the pieces are cut slightly too small, so that every piece is just slightly back from every edge, and I can feel the ridges, especially when I turn it landscape to type like I am now. It's less than pleasant. I'm gonna see what I can do about the edge ridges rubbing on me, because I really do like how it makes the flat areas feel, but I do not like these wavy lines on my pretty samoled screen.
[Focus Accessories] FishFaceMcGee:
Unless you have better luck than I did, the windex streaks won't go away. Also, the Zagg screen collects oil "better" (in the sense it shows it more) than the bare Focus screen.

Zagg has a marketing video showing how easily the Captivate (which they claim has Gorilla glass) can get scratched, so I'm concerned. However, I've also seen that Korean video with the Galaxy S phone (which Corning lists as having Gorilla glass) and they don't seem to mesh. I mean, the Korean Galaxy S didn't seem to get scratched until they took a box-cutter to it and dropped it from about 5 feet or so, and didn't become unusable until they dropped from 6 feet straight down and cracked the screen. A Zagg won't protect against impacts, so I'm waiting for Samsung Customer Service to get back to me about whether or not the Captivate actually had Gorilla Glass since they claim the Focus does.
[Focus Accessories] RichPark:
The screen is never going to be scratch proof. I would say scratch resistant. There is not a nice shiny surface in my car, phone or home I have not accidentally put a nick or scratch on. I always manage to ding the shiny bits. I am going to protect my phone screen even though it feels so slick and sexy when it is naked.
[Focus Accessories] gmfeld:
Just got my delivery of the Zagg Invisible Shield. I see now that it uses a solution/adhesive to apply-a wet apply? I've never used anything wet on a screen protector before. If it comes off, does it leave adhesive all over the screen?
[Focus Accessories] SuperSport:
No, it comes off cleanly. I've installed a few ZAGG and Xtreme-Guard covers now, and I'm a big fan. I've had the ZAGG start to peel after a year or so, but that's to be expected, and I expect the same with Xtreme-Guard after a year or so. I used to own a Sign Shop, and we used the same type of materials in our Sign Work. It's not a completely permanant material, but it will last a LONG time if applied properly. They are currently installed on my HTC P3600, my wife's iPhone 4, and my Samsung Focus.

For the record, the material is NOT where the expense is. That much material would cost around .50- $2.50 depending on where they buy it and the quality. The cost is in the labor of setting up the first design, then setting the plotter to cut and also advertising/packaging. Of course, they do need to make a profit too.

I now buy only the Xtreme-Guards due to price. I've compared the two and find they protect almost identically. I just ordered an Xtreme-Guard FULL BODY cover for my focus yesterday and it was a total of $4.75 including shipping. The last one shipped to my house in California in 3 days. You can find them on E-Bay. I wish I still had a plotter, but they are not cheap. :rolleyes: I'd be cutting all XDA members covers for cost. My last plotter was $7k, but went with the company when I sold it. :(
[Focus Accessories] gmfeld:
Thanks for the info. I put the Invisible Shield on without any difficulty. Its a good fit, and I don't have any bubbles or streaking. Seems a shame to take that beautiful glass and cover it though :(. I have the phone in a Amzer silicone case, also seems a shame to cover it. I really like the design of the Focus, and now I've got it hidden under all this protection.
[Focus Accessories] SuperSport:
That was my issue with my wife's iPhone 4. It really is a nice looking phone, but to make it work correctly, it needed a cover. We truly did have issues at our house with signal. It's a weak signal area already, but touching the black bar dropped signal to nothing, zilch, nada. But the case she has on it now keeps the signal strong (2 bars). Now we don't "Hold it That Way". :p She also has the Xtreme-Guard front and back. It really lay nicely on her phone, you can hardly tell it's there.
[Focus Accessories] Divinedark:
I went on the search for a decent screen protector this weekend, but the only thing in stock all over Atlanta was the frikkin' Zagg... I bit the bullet and picked one up. It installed easily and there are no bubbles or distortion, but I HATE rubberized screen protectors. That orange peel texture just looks cheap. It reminds me of your highschool buddy's car windows after he spent $15 on window tint from Walmart. However, I do feel extremely confident that the screen is well taken care of. I guess that's all you can really ask from these things when you get right down to it.

I will stick with the InvisibleShield for now. If the texture gets to me after a while, I'll swap it for the something else when some other manufacturers get their products together.
[Focus Accessories] ITDRAGON:
I got the ExtremeGuard

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004G7BKSO/ref=oss_product

I put my screen on using the wet method and letting the phone sit for 24 hours in a box full of Desiccant I've collected over the years lol I didn't put the sides on just the front, back and bottom. I'm using a silicon case anyways.
[Focus Accessories] stendec82:
New!

This one just came out today.

http://phantomskinz.com/samsungfocus.aspx
[Focus Accessories] smuook:
I have the invisibleshield and I use Fog Cat cleaner on it. It's called "Cat Crap"... yeah, I know, sounds funky. I use this on my sunglasses and it works great. It is designed for antifog, but it also has a mild cleaner in it and fills the tiny micro pours in the screen protector nicely. I clean my invisibleshield about once a week and the surface stays nice and smooth. Something to think about. This has only been tested on the Zagg, so other screen protectors, use at your own risk.

http://www.rx-safety.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=1033
[Focus Accessories] c4sp14nx:
Martin-Fields Overlay Plus

Today I received the just-released "Overlay Plus" screen protector made by Martin Fields (http://www.martinfields.com/US/MFOP-SamFocus). Here's a quick review!

Since buying my Focus on launch day, I've tried out most of the major players: AT&T's protectors, Zagg, Skinomi, and Boxwave. For various reasons, I haven't been happy with any of them. The best of the bunch, for me, was the Boxwave...but I HATED the "notch" cutout at the top that left part of the screen exposed (as opposed to it having a cutout for just the earpiece). Runner-up was the Skinomi, but the protector seemed too easily damaged by my fingernails. The Martin-Fields blows them all out of the water.

PROS: The cut of the protector is perfect...it fits really, really well. Installation was very easy, and the clarity of the protector is second-to-none (almost as if it isn't there -- this is Martin Fields' bread and butter). The protector is thin, but "feels" sturdy...thicker than Zagg or Skinomi, but not quite as rigid as the AT&T or Boxwave protectors. Despite that, I feel that the protection offered to the screen is top-notch. Finally, the shipping time was frankly awe-inspiring. I purchased these just before midnight late on the 27th, and they were at my doorstep (shipped from Hong Kong!) today at 10:07AM.

CONS: Hey, look! Fingerprints! Seriously, fingerprints and smudges take to this protector almost more than to the naked screen. The other big con is cost: this screen protector ain't what you might call "thrifty." The cost is $16.99 for one or $32.99 for a pack of two...a bit on the expensive side already, and that's even before adding the $16.99 shipping charge (there is also a $4.99 shipping option, but it may take nearly 2 1/2 months to reach you!). All told, then, you're looking at $33.98 for a single screen protector...ouch.

In summary, would I buy this again if given the choice? I would. The price was certainly more than I wanted to pay, but the quality is so much better than anything else on the market that I felt the cost "almost" worth it. Now that Case-Mate has FINALLY released a black "Pop" case for the Focus, I think I've found my perfect protection solution between that case and this protector.
[Focus Accessories] stevensmith2000:
I had the Zagg on my iPhone 3g for over a year and my girlfriends for about a year before I finally got tired of the corners coming off, being dirty and the scratches that were visable on mine in the "scratch" proof material. I contacted them, they said for $3.xx each, they'd warranty them and if I didn't send them the old ones back, they'd charge me the $25 for them. When I finally pulled them off the phone, I realized how much the color of the protector had actually changed. It was no longer what you would call "clear" but had a orangish/brownish tint to it. We never realized this effect on our phone because it is a slow change, and you get used to it as it is happening, but with the screen protector off, my iPhone had a brightness and color to it that I didn't remember it having. It made me not want to put my warranty cover back on that they shipped me.

So when I got my focus, I was having the same delima...I like the protection to the phone and how you didn't have to deal with fingerprints, but I didn't like the end result of the Zagg. Plus, I did like the feel of the glass over the rougher feel of the Zagg after a years worth of use. I know there isn't a protector that will give me the same feel but I haven't gave up looking.

I already have the Xtreme guard on order through eBay for about $4. I'll probably use the protector on the rear to protect my plastic from scratches, and maybe try the screen protector out for a bit but I'm gonna look into the Clarivue protector. First time I ever used one was on my Dell Axim X51v pda, and it worked great, then I got one for my Canon DSLR screen, and it's still clear and scratch free, so we bought one for my girlfriends iPhone 4. So far she is pretty happy with it, and they send you two of them for the price on the website. It is clear, glossy feeling and protects pretty good but it is not scratch proof. I figure it's worth a look.