DreamTheme has just launched upgraded versions of all of their LiveScreens. LiveScreens have come a long way since they were originally introduced a while back. These new full-featured "homescreen replacement apps" are more than just themes, as they really overhaul the look of your device, giving you a new layout and different naviagation options. Based on feedback from customers and comments from the community, DreamTheme has made some improvements in this latest version. LiveScreens aren't for everyone, as some will find them to slow or "too far from the norm" to be useful. You can get deep into customizing them to your liking, but at times it seems like some things just get in the way. If you're into the "go big or go home" approach, you can also download a matching PrimeTheme, so when you've had enough of the LiveScreen, you can exit back to the device homescreen and have a matching skinned theme waiting for you.
You can see more of the LiveScreens in action on DreamTheme's website at dreamtheme.com, or check out the full line in the CrackBerry App Store. Use the code CBDREAMING for an additional 25% off any of their products. Coupon will only work via our mobile app store or mobile app store client. What do you think of LiveScreens? Would you use one to spruce up your device? Or will you just stick with a standard BlackBerry theme? Leave a comment and let us know your thoughts.
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