Arnaez Studios

OVO Glass Dock

$7.00

Theme for ObjeckDock (by Stardock)

Software required:

ObjectDock
Windows

Hyper-realistic globe glass dock for ObjectDock. Drag any application, folder link or URL to your dock and automatically will be inside a glass sphere.

Size Guide

Size Guide
How to measure

POPULAR SCREEN RESOLUTIONS (in pixels)

DEVICE	16 : 9	16:10	4:3	21:10
DESKTOP	1920x1080 px 1536x864 px 1366x768 px 1280x720 px	1440x900 px	1024x768 px
LAPTOP	1920x1080 px 1536x864 px 1366x768 px 1280x720 px	1440x900 px
TABLET			1536x2048 px 768x1024 px 1280x800 px 962x601 px
IPAD PRO			2048x1536 px 2048x2732 px 1536x2048 px
IPHONE 12				2532x1170 px
IPHONE 11				1792x828 px
IPHONE X				2436x1125 px
IPHONE 7				1334x750 px
SAMSUNG Galaxy S10				2960x1440 px
LG G8X ThinQ				1080x2340 px

How to Know Your Screen Resolution?

WINDOWS

Right-click on an empty section of your Windows desktop.
Click the "Screen Resolution" option that appears in the list.
View the numbers shown next to the "Resolution:" heading on this screen. The first number is the number of horizontal pixels Windows is trying to display. The second number is the number of vertical pixels. If you see a "(Recommended)" label after this number, it is because Windows believes this screen resolution is the best one available to match your monitor or display.

MAC

First, click the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of the screen, and select “About This Mac.”
In the window that pops up, click the “Displays” tab
On the next screen, you will see information about the display (or displays) you have built-in or attached to your Mac.
The screen resolution is the set of numbers listed in parenthesis just after the size of the display. For example, the listing here says “27-Inch (2560 x 1440)” which means that the Mac in this image has a 27-inch display with a 2560 x 1140 pixel resolution.