Kamis, 07 Juni 2018
Launchers control your home screen’s behavior, allowing you to add icons, multiple ‘pages’, widgets, and so on. They’re the backbone of your Android’s interface, and there are loads to choose from. Of course, you might already be happy with the one that came with your phone, but it’s likely that it won’t be able to do some fun stuff, like apply icon packs. That’s why it makes sense to consider installing a third-party launcher. Arguably the best ones on the market right now are Nova Launcher, and Action Launcher. Setting up your launcher will require a bit of work depending on how finicky you are. I like my setup to be clean and fuss-free, and I enjoy being able to see my wallpaper, so my setup only features icons on the dock. Those are useful in their own right, but you can take things a step further to customize the look of your home screen with decorative widgets.
Of the lot of them, Kustom Widget Maker, aka KWGT, is the most popular widget engine available right now. To apply any widget, simply long-press on the home screen, head to the Widgets section, and choose a widget from any app you like. You’ll need to press and hold on the widget before you can drop it somewhere on your home screen. Once you’ve placed it, you can long-press on it again to resize, move or remove it. Widget engines work a bit differently: you’ll need to first drop in an empty widget on your home screen, and then tap that space to load up its contents. Let’s take Kustom as an example. You can tweak things like the information that’s displayed, or which app opens when you tap on the widget, but that might be a bit much for this piece. I’d recommend heading here for in-depth tutorials instead. If you’re keen on even deeper customization, you can also try Kustom Live Wallpaper Maker, aka KLWP.
The paid Pro version lets you load full-blown wallpaper-widget combos that completely overhaul your home screen with a functional background. That means that you don’t have to place widgets yourself; simply find a KLWP app or file, load it up through the engine, and you’ll be treated to a whole new look and feel. It’s worth noting that this works with any launcher, but you’ll want to hide your icons and widgets so they don’t overlay on top of the live wallpaper and ruin the look of your new home screen. That’s a wrap, folks! You now know about all the different tools you need to customize your Android interface just so. For inspiration, tips, and downloads, head over to the r/androidthemes subreddit, where people post their own setups and share the necessary files you’ll need to recreate the look on your own device. We’d love to see your setups too! Pro tip: Use an app like Screener, AppWrap, or Google’s Device Art Generator to frame your screenshot with a phone surround for best results.
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