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[Theme|CM7]New Wave Gingerbread | The way it should have been | v13 | 08/09/11

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Disclaimer: I have none. It's your device, if you break it... Well... That's your problem.
Now compatible with the T-mobile theme chooser for all HDPI devices!

This theme is my interpretation of how Gingerbread should look out of the factory. I've kept all the original colors, and many of the icons, etc... I have put a lot of work into this to get it exactly how I wanted it. It is definitely a minimalist-type theme in appearance-though I've edited over 1000 images. Any feedback or suggestions for improvement are very welcomed and will likely get incorporated/a mod added.

Feature list is available in Post #2. Changelog is available in Post #3
I hope you guys enjoy this as much as I do. So without further adieu.......

New Wave GB v13
DOWNLOAD (t-mobile theme .apk)

Instructions:
Install via android package manager :D
Open theme chooser
Select the newly renamed NewWaveGB theme
reboot

Credits:
preludedrew-ETE theme engine, battery indicator fix, six bar signal meter, .apk help, being awesome
cocide-ETE theme engine, awesome scripting
fernando sor-Guidance when I've needed it
userjf-Helping me figure out how I broke things
rori~-Original lockscreen mod for the Passion
Testers- This wouldn't be right without you guys/gals
Donors-Thank you.. It wasn't necessary, but certainly appreciated.
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New Wave GB features/future plans

Theme chooser .apk
Six bar signal meter for ROMs that have this option
Transparent pull-down notifications
Google themed Notification pull down bar with Android version number
Battery Indicator more accurate than stock
Gradient list/menu selectors
3D buttons
Refined many of the stock GB images
3D Popup windows
Sense themed settings icons
Themed Fancy Widget
Themed Pandora
Themed Tether share switcher widget
Many many more things that I've forgotten

Coming soon!:

Colors...
What would you like to see?
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Changelog:

v1
-initial release
-framework and systemUI themed only

v2
-added themed fancy widget
-added themed tether share switcher widget
-added themed pandora widget
-themed system apps to include notification icons (gmail, email and market)
-framework updated to latest ROM versions

v3
-MIA due to borked dialer

v4
-updated status bar pulldown to reflect 2.3.2
-framework image enhancements
-fixed some graphical bugs

v5
-updated apps

v6
-3d popups
-transparent notification pulldown
-fixed battery icons to be more accurate than stock (change every 5% when using standard GB battery)
-themed rotary lock
-six bar signal meter
-image enhancements
-framework updated to latest ROM versions

v7
-added MIUI camera to replace default camera
-updated settings to include profiles on CM7
-framework updated to latest ROM versions
-apps updated

v8
-changed some status bar icons
-fancy widget now looks right in portrait mode
-updated status bar pull-down to reflect 2.3.3

v9
-entire status bar is transparent black
-centered transparent lockscreen
-framework images optimized for smaller file size
-gradient status bar
-updated all applications

v10
-new status bar pull-down handle
-power widget icons edited to flow better with the new pulldown

v11
-now available as a .apk with a flashable add-on for other items

v12
-fixed everything that wasn't working in v11 due to transition from .zip to .apk
-dialer/in call button selectors are orange now
-new data images
-created/added data images for other devices/carriers
-previously included apps are themed through the theme chooser. get the apps from the market if you still want them

v12.1
-changed the in call background from green to orange

v13
-fixed annoying graphical bug in statusbar dropdown
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And just in case I need it....
How can you tell if your ROM supports 6-bar signal?
Veridor said:
How can you tell if your ROM supports 6-bar signal?
If it's six bar by default. The Evervolv series of AOSP ROMs has this option, but no others that I know of right now.
Very Very happy to see this for the Tbolt. Loved your work on my Dinc.

Thanks,
irvine32 said:
Very Very happy to see this for the Tbolt. Loved your work on my Dinc.

Thanks,
Thanks, man! Great to see you here.
Will this work on Liquid Thunderbread 2.6?

And can you hook us up with that wallpaper? :D
as a separate gif?
TauntingBull said:
Will this work on Liquid Thunderbread 2.6?

And can you hook us up with that wallpaper? :D
as a separate gif?
This will only work with AOSP ROMs that include the t-mobile theme chooser.

As for the wallpaper, I'll post a seperate .zip tonight with some add-ons. =)
"AdhvanIt said:
If it's six bar by default. The Evervolv series of AOSP ROMs has this option, but no others that I know of right now.
Thanks. Here's hoping one of the Tbolt AOSP ROMs gets that feature.
Veridor said:
Thanks. Here's hoping one of the Tbolt AOSP ROMs gets that feature.
If you're interested, I may be able to make this mod available for CM7 as an addition to this theme.
"AdhvanIt said:
If you're interested, I may be able to make this mod available for CM7 as an addition to this theme.
I actually thought about learning how to mod, and figured this is a good way to start. I just have no clue where to begin.
I tried to decompile framework-res.apk...yeah, I have newfound respect for your patience as devs and themers.
Veridor said:
I tried to decompile framework-res.apk...yeah, I have newfound respect for your patience as devs and themers.
The six-bar signal mod is actually done within SystemUI.apk.

From what I've been told, this is a fairly simple mod to make when building from source. When editing .smali code, however, it's a completely different ballgame. Seems as though it may be somewhat complex. I'm going to give it a go still this weekend and see what I can come up with.

And thanks! It does take a lot of patience to modify these things when you go beyond simple image edits.
Hmm, might need to try modifying the source and compiling my own build.
Veridor said:
Hmm, might need to try modifying the source and compiling my own build.
As far as I was aware, Slayher does not make his source publicly available..
AdhvanIt said:
As far as I was aware, Slayher does not make his source publicly available..
Yes he does. It's available on Github.
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Caimbrie said:
Yes he does. It's available on Github.
Wasn't aware of this. Checked his thread on XDA for a link but didn't see it. I'll look into it and see what I can do. Thank you.
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