Themes have always played an important part in the BlackBerry experience. They provide a way to customize your device the way you want. In addition to swapping wallpapers, another way you can personalize your BlackBerry 10 handset is by utilizing a third party app for deeper customization. Theme Builder is one such method for changing certain aspects of your home screen, more specifically, the icons. Using this app, you can create custom home screen icons and shortcuts for native, third-party, and system apps.
Theme Builder offers an easy-to-use interface for selecting and generating each icon. All you have to do is choose the category (Application, 3rd Party App, Settings, or Special) tap on the icon of the app you wish to create an icon for, change the icon or the name, and tap on the create button at the bottom of the screen. Once this action is completed, your icon will instantly appear on the home screen. You can also create invisible icons, browser shortcuts, and custom shortcuts.
If you are looking to spruce up your home screen, Toysoft Development is giving away 300 free copies of Theme Builder. All you have to do is follow the instructions below.
- Launch BlackBerry World
- Swipe down from the top and tap Redeem
- Enter promo code: CBTHEME
- Tap on the green FREE button to download
Theme Builder s available to download in BlackBerry World for $1.99. It is compatible with most BlackBerry 10 devices.
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