Japanese Garden - Screen Lock

I play around with my Japanese Garden.

Japanese gardens utilize elements such as ponds, streams, islands and hills to create miniature reproductions of natural scenery.

The following are some of the most commonly employed elements - stones, gravel and sand.

Stones always have played an important role in Japanese culture. In Shinto religion, very large stones are worshipped, while gravel was used to designate sacred ground.

Today, large stones symbolize mountains and hills, set decorative accents and serve as the building material for bridges and pathways.

Smaller rocks and gravel are used to line ponds and streams. Meanwhile, dry gardens are comprised entirely of stones, with larger stones symbolizing mountains, islands and waterfalls, while gravel and sand replace water.

Find peace with Japanese gardens scenery. The best type of gardens for your soul.

Japanese garden app features:

- slide finger to unlock phone

- PIN password protection

- random selection of image

- optional user selected constant background image

- fast access to flashlight and volume control

- low battery consumption

- show date and time

- disable wi-fi and bluetooth from lock screen

- displays battery level

Secure your phone with pin password code. Expand your imagination with pretty cityscape photos.

For each phone lock there will be random image shown, but user can select his

favourite image background.

The app will ask you for the permission to access screen on top of other apps. The same goes

for the permission to access system settings. Those facilitates the control of system

features alike wi-fi or bluetooth from the lock screen app. The app will show current date

and time. Battery level is also displayed. If someone calls you you will get your phone

unlocked immediately. If you miss this call, there will be a message saying about

unanswered phone call. Number of unread SMSes will also be displayed.