Minimalistic Text lets you put all sorts of useful information -- displayed in whatever way you want -- on your screen. Here, the homescreen of a Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone shows a customized clock and battery display.
29. Customize your screen with Minimalistic Text
Here's another app suggestion for power users:Minimalistic Text (free; paid version available) allows you to tweak your homescreen to show all sorts of info, configured just how you like it. As the name implies, you could add an unobtrusive battery meter down at the bottom of the screen -- or you could add a big, bold digital clock, complete with the day of the week and the full date, right in the middle of everything. Minimalistic Text lets you show your info in different colors, with different orientations, and in just about any format you could imagine. The app has a fairly steep learning curve, but it's one of the best ways to exert control over the way your device looks, without having to root it. If you're really willing to get your hands dirty, you can try combining Minimalistic Text with Tasker (tip #30) to display custom information like how many unread messages you have.
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