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favorite applications and services, as well as view at a glance if they have

missed calls or new messages. The home screen contains application shortcuts

<p>Home screen is the basic state of the device. Once the user has powered

activities have been finalized. The home screen state is the starting point

(home state) for users, from where they start their tasks. It displays information

about the current state of the device, including the connection status, battery

level, and network operator.</p>

<p>By default, the home screen displays predefined content. Users can add

to the home screen Web Runtime widgets and C++ applications that have been

enabled for the home screen. Users can also change the positions of the home

screen content.</p>

<title>Home screen</title>

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<section id="GUID-4E9D248E-213E-4796-B60C-C42D261985C2"><title>Enabling

C++ applications for the home screen</title><p>Application developers must

enable the applications for the home screen. For more information on how to

use the Home Screen Publishing API to enable C++ applications for the home

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