TouchFlo3D 2.5 Previewed
PocketNow has provided a link to the German website UDK which got their hands on the upcoming Firestone along with the new version of TF3D that comes along with it. Notably, it has a better today screen (that includes an app launcher on the home screen without needed to go to another tab), a footprints tab and enhanced settings options (more finger friendly and it hides WM better).
And if you’re really into it you can watch a little video preview (also in German).
So, do you think TF3D will keep evolving or is it a lost cause? This doesn’t seem to be a huge leap from TF3D2 but nonetheless there are some welcomed improvements here.
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reluttr its really a shame that HTC wont officially update TF3D on the Raphael. Although I kinda like their android interface more, it seems cleaner and I like how you can arrange it to your liking.
andy i really like the home screen on this and i think we have a better chance of getting this soon rather than, say, sense ui. that being said, it was a big enough task for the folks at xda to port over tf3d 2 for vga so i’m not sure how much incentive there will be to port a somewhat incremental update. would love to have it though!
David K My presumption is that the manila files can be extracted and then imported into tf3d2 so tat the home and footprints tabs shouldn’t be too difficult to port.
Adam I dont like TF3D but this really is the most useable or friendly version I have seen.
jimski Very nice Home tab. Looks like the People tab works like the old Program tab. And the enhanced Calender tab looks sharp.
HalcYoN-Fuze During a week spent at home following surgery, I tried about seven different ROMs and all kinds of variations of TF3D and TF3D2. What I ended up with is NATF 4.7 with SPB mobile shell. Yep.
I really like TF3D2 and there are elements I still want. It seems TF3D 2.5 delivers as I like the widget spaces on the home page to give quick access. But MS3’s split personality, from the pro layout with a quick view of what I have for the work day to the lifestyle layout with all of the customizable elements, I love it.
Sense UI looks like the proper evolution, and I will probably stick with MS3 until Sense UI comes to 6.5.
[...] a little buggy and it’s a pretty heavy application. There’s only a hand full of people using TF3D 2.5 at this time so I won’t separate it but it is very [...]
that looks GREAT!