This guide written by XDA member idid idamrep shows you how to tint your NavBar to match the colour of your Status bar when you are in a colour-themed app. This currently only works for a few popular apps, such as Gmail and Youtube and has only been tested on CyanogenMod 2&2.1, ParanoidAndroid and ResurectionRemix, but it should also work on many stock ROMs.
XDA Member celtique started a thread where users are compiling a list of Android apps that compatible with Windows 10 for mobile. Join the discussion and share your experiences!
This guide by XDA Senior Member ethanscooter is for those of you who have an S6 or S6 Edge and want new features and aesthetics coming from the S6 Edge+ and Note 5. Here you will learn how to flash the new firmware update through Odin. Read the thread carefully to confirm compatibility first!
This Verizon G3 kernel by XDA Recognized Developer ptmr3 brings advanced power emulation, sets the default boot to 2.26GHz and increases the maximum GPU speed to 657MHz. It is only compatible with 5.1.1 AOSP-based ROMs. Head in and give it a look!
There is always a plethora of improvements one can bring to any given device, and our forums are filled with resources to make them happen. ROMs, mods, tweaks, and all sorts of guides can help you get one step closer to the perfect phone. Many XDA users search the forums every day looking for new ways to better their devices. We all end up with different results, but most of the time we end up with a nicer Android experience. How has your device improved thanks to the XDA forums?
Apps are at the front and center of any smartphone experience, and with over a million apps on the Google Play Store and new apps being submitted to our forums every day, staying up to date on the latest apps and games can be a hassle. At XDA we don’t discriminate apps – if it’s interesting, innovative, original or useful, we mention them. The XDA Portal Team loves apps too, and here are our top picks for this week.
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That is it for this week. We hope that you might have found some of these apps as interesting, useful or entertaining as we did. Whether you are a student, a developer, a designer or a gamer, Android has you covered. We will try to reflect that each week with a variety of picks to spark your interest, and if you see (or publish!) any new apps that you think are worthy of a feature, be sure to send us a tip and we’ll give it a look. Until next time!
