WindowBlinds theme/skin creator.
I see a BIG Market for that now
Published on March 27, 2013 By neone6 In WinCustomize Talk

Finally Got my Android Phone & saw "Themes/Skins" for it on the AppMarket....

That could be one of the biggest things creating Windowblinds & Skinstudio for Android  OS.

-Any input/thoughts on this ? Neil Banfield, Spencer ? Community crew ?


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on Mar 27, 2013

PS

-I´d do it If I knew how to & I´d be the Rich MF. lol

on Mar 27, 2013

Seriously...

Noone got Any input on this ?

on Mar 27, 2013

Sounds like a great idea!

on Mar 27, 2013

If it can be skinned, you'd be the guy to do it up right, Andy.

on Mar 27, 2013

Wizard1956

If it can be skinned, you'd be the guy to do it up right, Andy.
Already is by some Devs... LINK

on Mar 27, 2013

And LINK

on Mar 27, 2013

I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and I would love an easy way to skin it like Windowblinds.

on Mar 28, 2013

I used GO Launcher EX for a long time, untill I spotted a great deal on GO DEV Teams new 'toy', Next Launcher.
Bought it and never looked back....

Just as WB does to Windows, Next Launcher brings a whole new life to Android.

Using the Tech Theme

on Mar 28, 2013

You be better off creating an app for it if it uses them...some young kid just sold an app he created to Apple for 30 million.

on Mar 28, 2013

Happy to see you Around Morten

 

-Yeah that Next" Theme is quite Impressive to say the least

 

WebGizmos

You be better off creating an app for it if it uses them...some young kid just sold an app he created to Apple for 30 million.

What I am saying is Windowblinds for Android would be revolutionary as you would apply "foolproof" themes with it and the Themes/skins applied with it are in fact same as an "app".

Making Theme-Apps made easy if you wish

-Don´t read this too the tee, try to see what I´m getting at here.

on Mar 28, 2013

WebGizmos

You be better off creating an app for it if it uses them...some young kid just sold an app he created to Apple for 30 million.

it was Yahoo and they were not really interested in the app, but in the semantics algorithm it uses. the app of course helped promoting his skills. (Google stopping Google Reader might have helped even more).

on topic: there seems to be a market. then install numbers of the first link sure are impressive, even if they were inflated by updates (don't know how the Google Play does that).

would require developer(s) with Android skills and good quality control with all the versions of Android and the multitude of available devices.

on Mar 28, 2013

quality control with all the versions of Android and the multitude of available devices.
WindowBlinds gets updated once & a while so would it be with WBfor Android aswell I suppose, but for instance if you would make something for the latest Android it would be good enough and working for quite a few Android-updates and wouldn´t have to be updated for every Android update only the Big ones...

on Mar 28, 2013

There are things like this LINK

But I think Windowblinds and Skinstudio for Android would be much more Userfriendly and innovative.

on Mar 28, 2013

assuming that you want more than just a launcher and also skin the apps that use the Android api, that is not a trivial task. Android version adaption is much slower than let's say for iOS. so you would need to support a multitude of old apis.

see here: http://bgr.com/2013/02/08/android-version-distribution-february-2013-316698/

do never expect that such a skinning app would work for newer versions of Android as well. Google is constantly improving it's api. what you currently see with WindowBlinds (no release for Windows 8 for months) is pretty much what killed Shapeshifter (OSX skinning application). luckily for Stardock their Windows 8 apps and Fences have quite a momentum right now.

on Mar 28, 2013

I think this idea has been raised before... developing WB and Skinstudio for another platform... it may have been OS-X or Android, I'm not sure, but the response was along the lines of "most likely not".

In other words, Hell has a better chance of freezing over... or Stephen Hawking climbing Everest.

 

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