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Premium Android Berry 4.5 ‘L’ Theme for the BlackBerry Curve

by Vicky Pazienza on Nov 11th, 2008 at 6:00 am EST
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ecruz0102 recently let us in on a new theme he designed called Android Berry ‘L’ 4.5. Based on Google Android this theme has the unique feature of a cool side bar that slides out from the right hand side as you scroll over the tab. I did have a chance to test this theme and that feature works really well giving you access to 9 applications. Currently this theme is available for purchase for the BlackBerry Curve running OS 4.5 via Themes4BB (link below) in ‘L’ style as well as in Today & Bottom Dock styles. However, I have seen other ‘beta’ versions for the Pearl posted here. Since ecruz is continually tweaking and perfecting his themes, my guess is that this theme is a work in progress…so don’t be surprised if you eventually you see it available for other devices and in other styles. There are some screenshots below but the video link directly below gives a much better impression. Enjoy!

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This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 11th, 2008 and is filed under 8300 Curve, News, Themes.

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2 Comments to “Premium Android Berry 4.5 ‘L’ Theme for the BlackBerry Curve”

  1. Posted by: Simon
    November 11, 2008 at 10:56 am EST

    I think I’ll hold out for the Storm version, when you can pull down the windowshade. :)

  2. Posted by: purephase
    November 11, 2008 at 12:36 pm EST

    Does this theme have the ability to dislay level 1 messages in a different color? A lot of themes seem to miss this (iBerry has it) and it is a very nice touch.