Just downloaded the ADW launcher testing it out right now

App drawer button on top

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Originally Posted by FMAranda

I liked both Go Launcher HD and ADW but I'm still using TouchWiz because ADW doesn't have an app drawer button on the top and Go because it seems that it can't handle with TW widgets, they got cut in landscape mode somehow.

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If you use ADW EX and set the screen resolution to 130dpi a hidden button bar will appear at the top of the screen and an app drawer button is on the left hand side of that button bar.

Originally Posted by USCanthony

If you use ADW EX and set the screen resolution to 130dpi a hidden button bar will appear at the top of the screen and an app drawer button is on the left hand side of that button bar.

Your right but changing lcd density make some apps crash

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I haven't experienced that

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Originally Posted by Zarvox

Your right but changing lcd density make some apps crash

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That probably has something to do with the density you set the screen to as well. I know that if you try to push it too high, it will cause some apps to crash. I have only changed it to 130dpi whic is lower than it's standard 160dpi. The lower the dpi the smaller objecys on the screen will appear such as icons and widgets. Setting it lower like I do gives me more screen real estate to play with. While I don't have every app available installed on my tab, I currently have 88 apps from the "play store" installed and have never had an issue with the lower dpi causing problems with an app or app's. The only negitive is Googles insistance that the hardware specs of the tab match what they have onfile for the model number the tab identifies itself as. LCD Density Modder Pro has a fix for that but the fix can only be made permanent for ICS. With Honeycomb you have to uninstall the fix about once a week which returns the play store app back to the stock one, reboot, clear the settings and cache for the play store app, reboot, load the market, look at the listing of the apps you are supposed to have installed and if the number of apps is correct then you can the reinstall the fix. If it is still not correct then another reboot is required. I have had to do up to 3 reboots before it was recognizing the proper number of apps. It usually is 88 but goes down to 55 when the play store realizes my screens dpi is not set to 160. I guess Google feels that those 33 apps won't work at 130dpi but they all work just fine. In any case, having to do that once a week is a bit of a pain but I fell it is worth it. This tab is so much better at that dpi (at least I think it is).

Sorry this seemed slightly off topic. It really isn't though. I had been referring to how ADW EX gives you an added set of buttons at the top of the screen in this lower resolution. It is almost as if 130dpi is the ideal dpi for this tab and not 160.

Go launcher looks OK, just tried it. The menu bar doesn't format correctly on my tab though, part of it is "underneath" the stock menu bar. Went back to ADW....

It's very interesting. Many of you suggested ADW launcher but if I try to download from Play store it says the ADW isn't compatible with my Tab 7 Plus.
Does anybody know why?

Which version are you downloading? You want the EX version.

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Originally Posted by KazeOne

Which version are you downloading? You want the EX version.

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The EX version is payware.

Can't wait to get Apex launcher running on an ICS Samsung Galaxy GT-P6210!

Originally Posted by air001

This one: h t t p s : / / p l a y . g o o g l e . c o m / s t o r e / a p p s / d e t a i l s ? i d = o r g . a d w . l a u n c h e r
The EX version is payware.

right so pay for it and get the right version, the guy should be paid for his work.