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Sony Ericsson Announces Themes Creator 4.0

May 7, 2009, 12:51 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Themes Creator 4.0 is an application that lets developers and end-users alike customize the theme of their Sony Ericsson handsets. The new version of the software is simpler and faster, and has different sets of tools depending on how skilled the user is. Themes Creator 4.0 brings new access to thousands of Adobe Kuler themes, as well. It is compatible with all Sony Ericsson mobile phones.

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Globhead

May 10, 2009, 11:13 PM

New "basic" mode is a good option for most people

The old, full-featured editor is still included as the "advanced" mode.

The new "basic" mode is much more convenient if you just want something different, and don't want to mess with dozens of individual settings to ensure text visibility.

In basic mode, all you do is pick a single color as the "base", and it figures out text/highlights/headers on its own.

There is also a "style" option to add some fancy touches. It's completely automated, all you have to do is choose one of three graphic styles.

Very fast and easy.

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