It’s a fun way to experience Microsoft’s Windows 8 interface on an iPhone, but I wouldn’t recommend it for daily use. Overall, Metroon’s attention to detail is impressive and it’s a great companion to the Track 8 Metro style music player for iOS, but the combination of a mixed mode of Metro and the default iOS notifications makes it confusing at times. You can see in action in the video below. A desktop tile brings you to the familiar iOS home screen and the Charms bar is once again accessible to bring you back into the Metro interface, almost identical to Windows 8’s desktop mode. Dreamboard is a dream journal that allow you to track, analyze & record your dreams. Designed in collaboration with world leading Psychologists, Dreamboard is much more than a simple dream diary.
All iOS apps can be pinned to the Metroon Start Screen and there’s even a Charms bar that appears when you swipe from the right-hand side of an iPhone or iPod Touch. iPhone Dreamboard mobile and web application is a unique, simple and fun way to safely and securely track and log your dreams. Once Metroon is activated it works in a similar way to Microsoft’s Windows 8 Start Screen, providing a launcher for apps with live tiles providing information on apps at a glance. The theme includes a Windows Phone-like lock screen complete with notifications, volume controls, and a swipe up to unlock feature. Metroon, a Dreamboard theme for jailbroken iOS devices, does just that - providing a near-perfect replica of Microsoft’s Metro interface.
#DREAMBOARD IPHONE APP INSTALL#
If you’re eagerly awaiting Microsoft’s Windows 8 Metro interface, due in late October, then you might be interested in obtaining it a little earlier for an iPhone or iPod Touch. Hey, i'm sorry guys for the issues with the broken download, (I messed up the file structure on the install so that is why it wasn't showing up in the DreamBoard app for you, oops) The updated version on my repo should work 100 fine now (fingers crossed).
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