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iPhone Camera Icon

Jonathan — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 00:09:05 +0000

Looking to spice up that 5 year old bland camera icon on your 5th gen iPhone? No worries. 365icon has your back. This iPhone camera icon has a great deal of texture, incorporating a black leather on brushed aluminum feel. Enjoy.

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png
Download size: 0.2 MB
Author: hehedavid

Firefox Bionic Icon

Jonathan — Wed, 26 Oct 2011 14:05:37 +0000

This is an awesome Firefox icon that I have dubbed “Firefox Bionic”. It has an awesome robotic theme going on. This icon will give your fox an extra spark and will surely renew the look and feel of your Mac Dock or desktop.

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png, .ico
Download size: 0.1 MB
Author: tuurba

Angry Birds Icon

Jonathan — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 01:14:53 +0000

Angry Birds icon for your Mac dock, iPhone, or iPad!

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png
Download size: 0.104 MB
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Mac App Store Icon

Jonathan — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 16:12:26 +0000

The Mac App Store icon seems to have gone the way of the letdown, sort of like the iTunes 10 icon did. No fear. A new brushed aluminum Mac App Store icon will keep your dock looking this century-ish. Enjoy.

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png
Download size: 0.37 MB
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Skype Replacement Icons

Jonathan — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 10:47:09 +0000

Upgrade your Skype icon with one of these 6 modern replacements.

Includes: 20 icons, 1 dock
File Types: .png
Download size: 6.5 MB
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iTunes 10 Cloud Icon

Jonathan — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 01:04:31 +0000

A total conversion of the iTunes icon, hand crafted to fit seamlessly in your dock or on your desktop. This is what the new iTunes icon should have looked like. Hands down. Customizable PSD included for those of you with an itch for modification.

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png
Download size: 3.2MB
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Google Chrome Earth icon

Jonathan — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 02:10:28 +0000

Resembling what one would think the offspring of a Google Chrome icon and a Google Earth icon would look like, this Google Chrome Earth icon is fun and ready to spark up your dock or desktop.

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png
Download size: 0.136MB
Author:

Skype 2.0 icon

Jonathan — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:50:04 +0000

Looking for a high quality Skype icon that offers familiarity, yet presents a stretch from the norm? Download this Skype 2.0 icon.

Includes: 1 icon
File Types: .png, .icns, .icontainer
Download size: 0.96MB
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Awesome Alternatives to the iTunes 10 Icon

Jonathan — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 00:32:57 +0000

It’s a no brainer … the iTunes 10 dock icon looks like crap. Whoever got paid to create that icon needs to have their designer’s hall pass revoked and be sent to detention. So here are a few awesome alternatives to the iTunes 10 icon that should keep your modded Mac dock looking, well, modded. Cheers.

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How To Manually Change the Color of your Mac Dock

Jonathan — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 13:22:12 +0000

Manually Change the Color of your Mac Dock

So i’ve been on this “Mac Makeover” kick recently, and for plenty of good reason. Macs rule. Customizing Macs double rule. In the past, I’ve written tutorials on How to Change Your Mac Dock Icons and today, I’m going to teach you how to manually change your Mac dock. We will be going through the process step by step, and i will also be posting a few tips and things you should know and remember right below the tutorial. I don’t usually do these things manually, so feel free to comment, ask questions, or make suggestions!

Ok, so let’s get to it!

Change the Color of Your Mac Dock Icon in 15 Easy Steps

Step 1

Go to Macintosh HD > System > Library > CoreServices > Dock.

Step 2

Right click, and click on Show Package Contents.

Step 3

Go to Contents > Resources.

Step 4

Find the four Scurve files and drag them to your desktop.

Step 5

Make a folder for them called ‘Default’.

Step 6

Copy and Paste the folder, and rename it to ‘Modified’.

Step 7

Open the first file in your ‘Modified’ folder in Preview. Go to Tools > Adjust Color.

Step 8

Drag the sliders around until you like the color. Remember the positions of all of the sliders. You may want to take a screenshot (Command+Shift+4).

Step 9

Save the file.

Step 10

Modify the other three files in the same way.

Step 11

Copy and paste your ‘Modified’ folder and rename it ‘Files to Use’

Step 12

Go back to the Dock’s Resources folder in Finder. Delete the original Scurve files by dragging them to the Trash (this requires an Administrator password).

Step 13

Drag the files from your ‘Files to Use’ folder into the Resources folder (this requires an Administrator password)

Step 14

Delete your now-empty ‘Files to Use’ folder.

Step 15

Close all of your Finder windows and Restart your computer.

Warning: Very Important

- Make sure you save the default files, you never know when you will want or need the default style back.

Things to keep in mind

- Make sure that your Mac Dock is set to horizontal, as the vertical position will NOT show your newly colored Dock.
- If you are playing around with a few different colors, and you don’t want to restart the process every time, try this: Open Terminal, then click Shell > New Command. Now write “killall Dock” (without the quotations) to relaunch the Dock.
- This is a manual method of changing the color of your dock. There are also programs on the web that can speed up this process.
- There are tons of replacement Dock designs available on the web. Google around and see what you can find.
- You can also try this process on the Trash can picture, or any other pictures on any application if you want a color change.

The Obvious

- A Macintosh computer running Mac OS X 10.5.0 or later (Leopard) is needed.

There you go! Again, if you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to comment!

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