Anyone has source code for KbTwitter?

For the answer regarding question #1. I am not sure if kb will give you that info nor do I know why you need that info, however, you may contact Killer Beagle ( KB ) through www.instinct-software.com go to contact us, killer beagle, and kbtwitter as the app and whatever subject line you want. He is quick in his responses so I am guessing he chuckled when he read this post.
Question two I am not understanding so well, but if you are trying to "make" a new interface, it is impossible (well sorta) Sprint/Samsung absolutely will not release info to re-customizing the UI or allow access to those parts of the phone.
The closest thing we have is a UI built by your very own Killer Beagle. It is available on that same site as above www.instinct-software.com under kbui. Try it out....
Hope this helped.

No Prob.
I am sorry but I am the wrong person to be asking about technical programming questions.
From what I understand, from what you are explaining, I believe you can. Hopefully one of the developers will be able to answer that question for you.

Sounds like you would be able to figure it out yourself.Honestly, I would go on that website i mentioned and contact on of those developers that make the apps.I have had no issues and they are helpful

KBtwitter is based on Twim, whose source code is available at google code.  All of the network interfacing is Twim code; I just hacked the UI to be touch-capable (though I hear that the latest Twim version also has touch).

If you are looking for a UI prototype, I'd suggest the Instinct SIWL Demo code found at developer.sprint.com/instinct, which is the best demo of the Instinct widget set available.  You could also use LWUIT, though it's not the native Instinct interface.  Neither of those has an app builder in Netbeans.  LCDUI has an app builder in Netbeans, but LCDUI apps don't run particularly well on the Instinct.

Not really - because that's using LCDUI, which the Instinct isn't fully compatible with.  The example I mentioned, and all the resources at developer.sprint.com, are the best place to start for Instinct-specific applications.

Uhmmm... In this environment you need to code many things yourself, some of which are counterintuitive. My best example: I had to code arctan for BeMeJot(!)

But you can add pictures, use:

 imgMain  =  Image.createImage("/yourimage.png");

and later

  public void paintFrame(Graphics g)
    {   

         if (imgMain != null)
        {
            g.drawImage(imgMain, 0, 0 /*+ 21*/, Graphics.TOP | Graphics.LEFT);
        }

       .....
   }// paintFrame



Best regards

It would need to be called from the paint() method of your frame.
The +21 is a comment.  Use the javadocs to determine the parameters of any call.

If you want something that builds the entire user interface for you (and by user interface I mean not only the appearance of each frame, but also the code logic that transitions between frames) without doing much programming, you will have to stick with the LCDUI apps that can be built in Netbeans.  It will look and work poorly on the Instinct.  Even then I'm not sure it will magically place images on the page for you.  If you want something that matches the Instinct's user interface, you'll need to look at the Sprint code I previously mentioned, and you will need to do some programming.

Mods, could you move this to the "Instinct application developer" section?