DashClock Widget shows what Android’s lockscreen should have looked like
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DashClock Widget is a brand new app on Google Play, and it is an extremely useful time saver that displays a lot of essential information on your lockscreen so you can get informed with a single glance.
DashClock makes use of the lockscreen widget feature in Android 4.2 and that is why it required the latest 4.2 Jelly Bean to run.
You can extend the widget by adding local weather information, missed calls and text messages logs, calendar appointments, Gmail inbox information and scheduled alarms. The widget then can be added to the Android lockscreen, or used as a standard widget in the home panel.
Best of all it is absolutely free. We definitely recommend you try it out if you have an Android 4.2 device.
source: Android Police
DashClock makes use of the lockscreen widget feature in Android 4.2 and that is why it required the latest 4.2 Jelly Bean to run.
You can extend the widget by adding local weather information, missed calls and text messages logs, calendar appointments, Gmail inbox information and scheduled alarms. The widget then can be added to the Android lockscreen, or used as a standard widget in the home panel.
Best of all it is absolutely free. We definitely recommend you try it out if you have an Android 4.2 device.
source: Android Police
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9 Comments
6. surethom posted on 13 Feb 2013, 06:31 0 0
4.2 If Sony would Pull its finger out & upgrade the 2012 flagship Xperia S, I could install this.
7. mrmessma posted on 13 Feb 2013, 10:32 3 0
Why do so many people refuse to root and rom? It's not hard, follow instructions, and you can always revert back to stock if you have an issue or need a warranty replacement.
I guess because it's easier to just bitch about Verizon or Google not upgrading your software.
Want something done right? Do it yourself. Your grandpa would have.
9. KingKurogiii posted on 13 Feb 2013, 12:39 0 0
well this is the lockscreen clock i'll have in mind to use once i get 4.2 on my Razr MAXX HD in some way. o:
