SPB Shell 3D Android App

[Android Apps] Next generation user interface. Enjoy your phone!

To launch SPB Shell 3D press the Home button once installation is completed.

Features:

3D Home screen/launcher
Smart folders
3D widgets
Collection of panels and widgets

Release notes:

Tablets are not supported
Live wallpapers are not supported (for performance reasons)
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Not recommended for Motorola Droid (Original) and Motorola Milestone (3D graphic controller is too slow)

HTC Thunderbolt users: there is a chance of black screen on app launch. If you still decide to give it a shot, please contact support in case of any problems.

Please rate the app if you like it. If you have any questions or comments, please email us at shell3d@spb.com.

Keywords: Android apps, SPB Shell 3D, SPB Mobile Shell 5.0, home screen, launcher, widgets

Recent changes:
-Fixed black screen on start problem
-Fixed settings saving

Regina 3D Launcher

[Android Apps] The main homescreen features a slick flip clock (hello, HTC!) and weather widget. The bad news is that the weather widget might not include your town (yes, really) and to add it manually you need to know some sort of region code. Which I don't know. And I'm not going to bother looking up. And it gets a little worse -- to use the weather feature at all, you have to install the Regina Weather and Regina Weather Server apps in addition to the launcher. And then I still have to look up my region code? No, thanks.

We're starting to see homescreen and launcher replacements settle into a groove. Nice UIs, smooth transitions, and the Regina launcher fits nicely in that space. It's the same basic principle: You have five home screens on which to flip around and place apps, widgets, shortcuts, folders, etc.




Regina 3D Launcher Video:


But the launcher and homescreens (they're called workspaces here) are pretty nice. And you have secret workspaces that you can password protect and access from the corners of the home screens. That's not all that intuitive, as you'll see me scratch my head in the video after the break.



Transitions are smooth, if a tad slow for our taste, and look sophisticated enough. The launcher only scrolls horizontally -- we'd love to have the option to go vertical. Removing items from the home screen (or uninstalling them altogether) is helped along with some handy graphical reminders.

Check out our video of the Regina launcher and find downlinks after the break.