spydergirl
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I'm reading good reviews on the Nova Launcher. .......
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Favorite Launcher for the GN2 ?
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goosedeath
Member
I've got Nova on my nexus, I like it a lot.
spydergirl
Member
Just downloaded nova and really liking it so far!
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sincitygrrrl1
Member
I must be the only user that never adds a new lancher. It takes me long enough to get use to the stock one on a new phone...Lol
Apex user here - it goes on as soon as the phone is activated 
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...CanopicJar
New Member
ADW-Launcher is pretty customizable.
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The Buddy Page does not show but you should see a "buddy list" show in the notification bar...other than that, none that I found
...That's why you use a third party launcher, no matter what manufacturer you go with the launcher is always the same
goosedeath
Member
geoff5093 said:That's why you use a third party launcher, no matter what manufacturer you go with the launcher is always the same
+1!!
I've not used it in a long time but it was good experience.. I'm a Nova fan..
Here's a great video on setting up phone and it uses GO.. Thanks
mnhockeydude [url said:
I used Go Launcher on my Galaxy S3, and now I've got Nova on my Note 2. I just wanted to give something different a spin.
Go Launcher has a lot more options, plus there are tons of themes out there for Go Launcher (along with widgets). Nova seems to be a little quicker (that could be due to hardware differences in the Note 2 though), and it gives you more of a stock Jelly Bean feel from the start. Nova seems to use up less running memory as well since it's a lighter launcher.
Personally, I don't think you can go wrong with either. Go Launcher is great for people who want a lot of easy options, such as installing a theme that changes everything on its own with just the tap of a button. Nova is a little lighter on the resources it uses, and you can customize it to your heart's content, but it takes a little more work on the user's part if you want to depart from the stock experience. So, if you want more of a stock UI, go with Nova. If you want access to a lot of themes through the Play Store that enable changing the look of the UI very easily, give Go Launcher a spin.
