Top 7 Android Apps:- January 2017

The Top 10 Android Apps of the month they are the best apps........

1.  Pixoff

Pixoff: Pixel OFF Save Battery
Saves battery with filter that turns off pixels

Saves battery by applying a filter that turns off pixels of screens, also incorporates the possibility of make a filter night decreasing so damaging blue light and you can further reduce battery consumption with facility to put a wallpaper to true black.

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2. Materialize

Being annoyed by icons of those apps didn't obey Material Design?
Is your home screen full of annoying iOS-like icons?
With Materialize, now you can:

1. Pick that "bad guy"
2. Wrap its icon with a well-Material-Designed rectangle or round
3. Adjust its size

Materialize will generate the new icon in Material Design and put it the home screen for you.

3. Giganticon

Do you crave bigger icons on your home screen? Are your icons too small to see or touch? Giganticon allows you to personalize your home screen with big huge gigantic giant icons for any app you like.

Just add the Giganticon widget to your home screen and choose your app. You can resize the icon to be tiny, gigantic, or anything in between. Icons for apps available on Google Play will even be in HD!

Giganticon is optimized for phones and tablets running any version of Android.

You can have up to two icons totally free, and then the app will ask you to upgrade. However, there is a secret way to unlock a third free icon. See if you can find it!

For apps that aren't on the play store, Giganticon allows you to substitute any image from your device.

4. MeetUp

Meetup brings people together in thousands of cities to do more of what they want to do in life. It is organized around one simple idea: when we get together and do the things that matter to us, we’re at our best. And that’s what Meetup does. It brings people together to do, explore, teach and learn the things that help them come alive.

For example, people run marathons, thanks to running Meetups. They write, thanks to writing Meetups. They change their careers, thanks to career Meetups. Because at Meetups, people welcome each other. They talk, help, mentor, and support each other – all in pursuit of moving their lives forward.

5. AppInfo Mini 

It provide a quick way for accessing "App Info" for the foreground app. It show the info on your notification panel. It can show permissions, traffic, storage statistics, etc. It also show extra info on status bar.

Notification Panel: App Info of foreground app
Notification Icon: Network meter, RAM, battery, date, etc.

App Info Mini, for Lollipop, Marshmallow and Nougat.

6. Urban Walls 

• 350+ cloud based walls
• Option to download straight to your gallery, or apply directly to your screen!
• Set walls as homescreen or lockscreen image. Or why not both? 😉

This is a Wallpaper collection by Rutwik Patel called as "Osum Walls"

7. Gravity Gesture

Gravity Gestures is a revolutionary application that helps you save a lot of time.
It brings the functions of Moto Actions and a lot more to any Android device.

The four gestures you can make are: rotation X, rotation Y, rotation Z and shake.
You can link different actions to these gestures: open an app, toggle settings (like wifi and Bluetooth), make a call, etc.

The interface is easy, friendly and follows the material design specification. You can add as many gesture as you want and delete them anytime with just a swipe.

Give your phone a new lease of life with these custom ROM tips...

one of the best things about Android compared to other ‘lesser’ operating systems is ability to flash custom ROMs. If there’s mething that you aren’t happy with about your device, or perhaps the manufacturer has decided not to release further updates for your beloved phone, the wonderful Android community probably has something to suit. Such is the popularity of Android nowadays that choosing the right custom ROM for your needs can be tricky… and often many interesting custom ROMs can slip under the radar. We are here to help! We’ve looked at some of the lesser known custom ROM options available for a number of different devices to help you discover new and interesting alternatives. There are a huge number of custom ROMs available out there made by individual developers, but the number available for a device is generally proportional to the popularity of that device. If you own a super-popular phone such as a Samsung Galaxy or a Nexus, you’ll be set, but if your device isn’t as well supported your choices may be more limited. Most devices have some degree of support however. There’s even the option of making your own custom ROM if you’re using an Honor 5X.

Bootloader unlock basics Unlocking your bootloader is easy… when you know how 

Enable OEM unlocking

 In the latest Android releases, permission to OEM unlock the device has to be granted from the booted device – a nice security addition. In the Developer menu, where you also find USB debugging, turn on the OEM Unlock option. 

Request your unlock code

The first place to check to obtain your unlock code is the website of the manufacturer of your device. Note that an unlock code is not required for Nexus
devices. Some third party alternatives are also available, such as the DC-Unlocker app, though these are not free.


Unlock Your Device...

Once you have your unlock code, you need to apply it to the device – you do this using Fastboot, which is part of the Android SDK. From a command line, do ‘fastboot oem unlock [code]’. Remember, this will wipe your device!