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Agile Lock v1.6 for Android

Agile Lock customizable my lock screen and make more attractive. It is the replacement of lock screen, Sense 3.0 like, it gives a COOL lock experience.

Whats are Main Features:
Sense 3.0 style slider look
Customize your lock screen with shortcuts/widgets which are allowed on the lock screen
Widget for weather built-in
Customize Fonts, supported type .ttf
Choose your favorite wallpaper for customization
Different ways of wake up the screen, such as volume button or power button
This lock support system security
More customization available in setting.
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Learn to Run the App:
Open the app AgileLock, touch the flashing power button in the middle of the screen. When the yellow circle around appear around the power button, your App starts to run on your phone.

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Tips & setting for resolving issues:
  • If you have facing issue with the power button, such as light screen cannot appear with power button, you can use the setting item "Fix power button issue" for resolving this issue.
  • Fixing the "Block HOME key wizard" for your home button issue.
  • If the shortcut of App not working, replace them with the apps on your phone.
    For disable status bar go to setting and "Disable status bar expand"


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