There has been a release of the OS6 icons so I took the OEM themes for the 9700, 8900, 9600, and 8500 and create an OEM type themes using those icons. For only 1.00 you can have the OS6 look on your blackberry – just take a look at the pictures.

This tutorial is a true hidden dock. I have done other hidden dock tutorials, like the droid dock and the droid dock with buttons. However, this tutorial has no animation at all. It will how and hide your buttons within a second with no customizing of the SVG required! This is one of the easiest tutorials to do.

A sliding dock is a great thing to have on your Blackberry. It will give you the ability to have a lot of icons on your phone without taking up a lot of space. You can have as any icons as you would like on the scrolling dock.

Composer is yet another tool to use when designing themes for your Blackberry device. Composer is one of the two programs you get when you download the blackberry theme studio. When you add a button in composer is does not add a background to it like it does in Theme Builder so in this tutorial I will teach you how to do so.

In an old tutorial I showed you how to d a hidden dock a different way than this one. The other tutorial you would scroll up to hide your dock, however, in this tutorial, I will explain how to make it so you can press the back key (escape) to hide the dock, and the space bar to show it. You can also change these to anything you want ($, *, #, etc).

DroidSlide has everything you ever wanted in a Blackberry Theme. The theme features (to name a few), a hidden dock, a sliding dock, and bouncing icons. This theme is the first of it’s kind! I have gotten a lot of positive feedback for the free version that is out. Read on to see all of the features!