Infolicious light UCCW Skin

This is the light version of Infolicious pro

This is the light version of Infolicious pro

The pro version contains 6 different colors. So a total of 12 skins.

In addition, the pro version contains 4 hotspots.

With the Infolicious skin you get all important information you need on your homescreen.

Infolicious consists of two UCCW skins (Infosphere & Notibar).

You can use this UCCW skin on your Homescreen as well as on your lockscreen, using e.g WidgetLocker.

=== FEATURES ===

This UCCW skin pack contains 12 skins.

Infos

• Day of week
• Time
• Date
• Next Alarm Time
• Location
• Todays Condition
• Temperature
• Min. / Max. Temperature

Notifications

• Phone
• Mail
• Message

Battery

• Battery Level
• Battery Bar

Hotspots (only in Infolicious pro Version)

• Clock
• Phone
• Mail
• Message

=== IN THE LIGHT VERSION YOU CAN ONLY EDIT THE TIME FORMAT ===

=== INSTRUCTIONS ===

Add the widgets

• Before you can use this UCCW Skin you have to install the current Version of the Ultimate Custom Clock Widget (UCCW) App
• I use the Apex Launcher, but you can also take Nova Launcher or the stock one.
• My Apex settings are: Portrait Grid 10x6 | Horizontal margin: none | Vertical margin: none
• Add a UCCW Widget on your Homescreen (recommended size 4x4 for Infosphere and 4x3 for Notibar)
• Select Infosphere or Infobar skin from the skin list
• Touch the hand when it appears on your screen and wait a second. The skin should be placed on your Homescreen.
• You can resize the widget if you want.

Modify

If you want to modify the time format you have to do the following steps:

• Launch the UCCW App and tap the "Menu" button, tap "Hotspot mode" -> "off". Now UCCW will exit
• Touch the UCCW widget you want to modify. UCCW will open with the edit window.
• Here you can change the time format.
• When done, tap the "Menu" button, tap "Hotspot mode" -> "on". UCCW will exit and your changes are applied.

=== IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS OR QUESTIONS, SEND ME AN E-MAIL ===

=== CREDITS ===

Credits for the Climacons weather icons goes to Adam Whitcroft