Part 1 - My HTC Sense user interface detailed demo. This will be in multiple parts so check them all out.

In this video I provide an intro and talk about the various sections or parts of the Today (home) screen. Those parts include:

Taskbar (customizable to whatever you want)

Start Button (customizable)

Flip Clock (customizable)

Animated weather wallpaper

Quick Links (customizable)

Tabs (customizable)

Slider - that moves over the Tabs (customizable)

In case you have not seen the other video, this is:

1. My handset in the video is a T-Mobile Touch Pro2 phone running Windows Mobile 6.5

2. It has a "cooked ROM" meaning it's WinMo 6.5 customized by a developer (this particular ROM from a person called "Miri.") It's very stable.
3. Miri's ROM has the HTC Sense "shell" or user interface. The code is NOT from Microsoft, but from HTC.

4. Some history: Before the HTC HD2 handset came out, some cooked ROM developers called the HTC Sense user interface/shell the "Leo" interface to signify that the cooked ROM included what you see here.

(In actuality the "Leo" was the code name for the HD2 phone, but XDA Developers used the phone's code name to refer to the user interface you see here.) So if you see a ROM you want to install and it says it has TouchFLO 3d "Leo" on it, that means it has the HTC Sense interface.

This makes sense (pun intended) because before the HD2 phone debuted in Europe, the HTC Sense name for this interface did not exist. The developers had to call it something, so they chose "Leo."

Bonus Information: to find all the ROMS you want, to download and install, check out:

htcpedia.com and thewingster.com (less info)