Color-code your most often used folders and apps so you can spot them easier and faster! Create your own label wallpaper just the way you like it! Stay organized and also creative with Labels! App Store Labels can have your icons and folders tagged with color labels to get you better organize your home screen. It allows you to put your app icons/folders in the labels of 7 different colors and customize it at your own will!
Okay - I'll TOFTT - Bought this and it works "okay". This will only work on iphone iOS4, NOT itouch with iOS4. Basically, the application will let you select the background colours (for me, they look like different shades of black!) and the seven different icon colours on a 4x4 matrix - which matches up with the icons on the iphone. Once you are happy with the image, you save the image, which basically exports an picture out to the camera roll. Then set that image to be your iphone wallpaper. When you scroll between pages, the icons will slide across and rest on the coloured icon squares (as a static wallpaper image). If you intend to use this to colour your folders one colour and apps another, then you have to align all the pages to the format. The appeal is that the user can colour their icons/folders, but then again, it would have been a better option to address this issue by having a basic feature to colour your folders in the first place.
What a brilliant idea to highlight icons and folders with label wallpaper. If Apple would allow different background for different screen, this is gonna sell like hot cakes! Does it support iPod touch on iOS 4 and iPhone 4 by the way?
Read the second sentence of my review. itouch on iOS4 is not supported. You will only put this on the lock screen. The normal background will remain black. As for higlighting icons and folders, this was already present since the Palm OS introduced colour (from Palm Tx and Sony Clie). Again - iOS4 is implemented "in the Apple way" and no other consideration will be entered into...
Just got it on my iPod touch OS 4,and turned out it worked OK coz OS4 supports wallpaper set as Lock screen or Home screen.
