Thread: Manila TF3D - What's The Point?
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Re: Manila TF3D - What's The Point?
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Originally Posted by Gorby View Post

A "slap in the face" would be for HTC to force you to use their interface with no alternative. Instead, you can just uncheck ONE single checkbox and never see TF3D in your life. Now that's the flexibility I want from every manufacturer -
Right, that's exactly what I was saying.

Is TF3D eye candy?? Sure it is, but I find it makes the phone more fun to use, & even though I have Mobile Shell installed & customized I constantly find myself going back to TF3D just because I like it.

I have played with a bunch of different TF3D themes & I LOVE messing with it, it keeps me from getting bored with the phone as nothing but a "business tool". I have installed extra tabs & deleted the ones I would never use, rearranged the tab order etc etc & at this point TF3D along with 2nd today for weather panel & Pocket Informant mapped to the TF home screen calendar link is the absolutely perfect setup for me (& I am far from a noob user)

~John