This is a nice touch of polish that I wish other app developers would use.
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When you purchase the full version from the Nokia Store, the trial version is automatically uninstalled.
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Screenlock FX has a free time-limited trial. Unfortunately, the transition effects of Screenlock FX were often (but not always) stuttered, and so spoilt the user experience. In terms of performance, I found Screenlock FX to be detrimental to the overall performance of the phone, especially when combined with Symbian's quirk of being 'confused' as to whether the screen is locked or not. For example, the shake option allows you to lock and unlock your device by triggering the accelerometer. Here you'll find settings for transition effects, and various ways to lock your device via sensor inputs. Whether you wish to pause your music or go into a recently used app, the corresponding icon will turn into a slider when touched.īeneath the primary unlock slider, you'll find a cog icon which leads to the app's settings screen. Well, accidental touches are protected against because every touch control is a slider. You may be wondering how much of an effective lockscreen this app is when it has so many touch inputs. While what's there is a good selection, it's a shame that there isn't flexibility to tailor the app to your individual needs. Before you get any smart ideas – no, you cannot change the lockscreen widgets. From top to bottom, there is a digital clock and date, a music player widget, a row of recently used application icons, a data counter widget, with a horizontal slider to unlock the screen. The secondary screen bears a passing resemblance to a Nokia Belle homescreen, albeit with different accents. However, having the app only take over one of the two routes into unlocking the device does provide flexibility. On one hand, this means you could easily miss a lot of the app's functionality if you are in the habit of just using the slider. To access the secondary screen of Screenlock FX, you need to press the menu key. When the hardware lock slider is used while in stand-by, the app takes you straight into the Symbian homescreen.
This combined with the fairly amateurish looking fonts makes the screensaver look rather dated – but still, a change is perhaps as good as a rest! The most disappointing aspect of the screensaver is that notifications are not shown, so you have less information from your device while using this app. The only way to change the appearance of the clock is to change the lockscreen 'skin', but all that does is to change the font of the clock.
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To save some power, Screenlock FX switches off alternate rows of pixels, giving it an interlaced TV look. The always-on clock screensaver of Screenlock FX gives solid white characters, unlike the outlined figures of the standard screensaver clock. Screenlock FX offers a new 'sleeping screen', which not only changes that of your device, but introduces a secondary lockscreen. So far, only Nokia Sleeping Screen has offered a serious substitute and advancement to the standard issue screensaver, which brought more styles and colours. The Symbian lockscreen - or screensaver, whatever you wish to call it – has been a firm favourite among the new additions introduced with the 2009 vintage of Symbian (and the old N86! - Ed).
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