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First, you’re going to need an app called widgetlocker. Step 1: Choosing your wallpaper Everyone has a different style so I’m not going to tell you how to choose your background. Step 2: Your actual lock The other important part of a lock screen is the lock (who would have guessed?). Create a Minimal Lock Screen With WidgetLocker. When it comes to design, I am a minimalist. But, more than that, I am a perfectionist. When I work on a new design, I do everything I can to get it exactly right. The same thing happened when I sought to make myself a minimal lockscreen after buying the new version of WidgetLocker. So, this is my attempt at a minimal lockscreen, using a couple of widgets to show the date and time, a SMS/Missed call counter, the current weather, battery percentage remaining, current music track, and of course the actual unlocking slider.
My Minimal Lock Screen Setting Up WidgetLocker First thing we need to do, is adjust the grid size of the lockscreen so that it can accommodate everything we throw at it. Custom Slider The custom slider used here is a theme made by XDA member formicae. Date and Time For the date and time, I used SiMi Clock. An alternative minimal clock would be Minimal Clock Widget. SiMi Clock Widget SMS/Missed Call Counter The tricky part is using minimal icons with it. SMS Unread Count Weather. Build Your Own VPN to Pimp Out Your Gaming, Streaming, Remote Access, and Oh Yeah, Security.