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WidgetLocker Lockscreen

Fully customize your lock screen.

Place standard Android Widgets on your lock screen. Can be configured from app or even from the lock screen itself, long-press to add/move/remove, just like on the home screen.

Option for "easy wake", use any button (volume, camera, trackball, etc) to wake.

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Quick question about this great lock app!!!!

I have a problem with not being able to turn the stock alarm app off while running WidgetLocker. Is this a known bug, or is there a fix for it that I haven't tried? (I spent about 5 minutes trying everything I could (short of popping the battery) to turn the alarm off this morning, but without the Sense unlock running I couldn't dismiss the alarm to save my life LOL!!!!
 
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Quick question about this great lock app!!!!

I have a problem with not being able to turn the stock alarm app off while running WidgetLocker. Is this a known bug, or is there a fix for it that I haven't tried? (I spent about 5 minutes trying everything I could (short of popping the battery) to turn the alarm off this morning, but without the Sense unlock running I couldn't dismiss the alarm to save my life LOL!!!!

It seems that in certain conditions WidgetLocker 1.2.2 is hiding the Sense alarm. Sense UI really should make an alternative way of turning the thing off... I'm testing a fix that seems to be working and makes the alarm dialog always appear. (PM me your email address if you want the beta)
 
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I've just updated the software and now when I slide to mute or set the phone to vibrate, when a calls come in the ringer turns on. However, the strange part is if I unlock the phone, it shows that the phone is set to vibrate.

Any ideas?

Can you try disabling WidgetLocker and seeing if the behavior persists? This is curious. (Also try a reboot if you haven't).

If you want to revert to the old version to test it send me an email with your order number and I can email you the older APK.


I have not completed the install of this app yet. The install says it wants access to the part of the phone to make phone calls. What exactly does this mean? And since Froyo will soon be out for my X, will this be compatible with it?
I know these posts are a bit old, but in case someone else is wondering the same
This means that WidgetLocker has the ability to place a phone call. The reason WidgetLocker has this ability is because you might place a one-click dial shortcut on WidgetLocker or add a custom slider to WidgetLocker to place a phone call. WidgetLocker won't make any phone calls if you don't use Direct Dial shortcuts.

Great app, one thing I would love is a automatic changer for the screenlock paper, any chance in an update?
I'll keep this in mind.
 
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Can you try disabling WidgetLocker and seeing if the behavior persists? This is curious. (Also try a reboot if you haven't).

If you want to revert to the old version to test it send me an email with your order number and I can email you the older APK.

When I turn off the widget, the muting/vibrate work.


Sorry... also don't have the email with the order number anymore, is there somewhere else to look for this.
 
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Do any of these lockscreen widgets work with Froyo? When I was running Android 1.5 and 2.1, I would keep my screen pattern-locked most of the time, since it lives in my pants' pocket and I want to avoid it activating accidentally. Then when I get into the car and place my phone in a cup holder, I would unlock the phone once and click a widget which would leave it unlocked (for easy access to GPS, etc.) for the duration of my ride, when I would lock the phone again and put it back in my pocket.

Now with Android 2.2 I can't do this with the lock pattern, because apparently the security mechanisms don't permit it; one must re-enter the lock pattern several times, which is very time-consuming. Is there another approach for 2.2 users? I don't need very strong security, just want to avoid accidental phone calls and other accidental activations.
 
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