XDA has introduced a new app that brings one-handed mode to any phone. It makes the phone UI smaller so you can operate it with one hand, a handy feature for big phones which don't include something similar by default.
The Substratum Theme Engine lets you theme certain elements of the stock UI, as well as the applications you have installed. Punya from XDA was able to sit down with a couple of members behind this application for an interview.
With the Nexus 6 no longer receiving anymore OTA updates (other that security patches), an XDA community member has stepped up and fixed a speakerphone echo bug that many people have been experiencing on Android 7.1.1 Nougat.
XDA TV has published a video which shows you how you can turn your OnePlus 3T into a Pixel XL, but you will need to be rooted in order for this to happen.
If you've ever wondered why the Android community is so great, look at all the examples of custom ROM's being developed for devices that have been left in the dust. The Nexus 4 (released in 2012) is the latest device to see unofficial support for Android 7.0 Nougat thanks to a new custom ROM on...
Although released back in 2013, the Sony Xperia SP was destined to be stuck on Android Jelly Bean after the release of Android Lollipop. However, an XDA developer has been able to load a custom Android Nougat ROM onto the device, again showing the power of community development.
A user on XDA has figured out a way to get the launcher, camera and gallery apps which can only be found on the Nextbit Robin, ported to other devices. If your device is running at least Android 6.0 Marshmallow, then you'll be able to download these and try them out.
Many folks have been rooting their devices just to change the DPI setting on the device. With Android N, you can manually change the DPI yourself, but until the Dev Preview 3, changing the DPI would break Android Pay.
Thanks to version 1.3 of Android Pay, you can change the DPI of your device...
For those out there who like to root and rom your devices, then you love seeing just quickly developers move when creating new software versions for the newest devices. A developer by the name of "autoprime" has released a stock firmware for the LG G5 on XDA.
Even XDA Developers are getting in on the April Fools fun as the team has just announced what they are calling the XDA Labphone.
Spun off of their newest application, XDA Labs, the XDA Labphone is said to pack the best internals available into a durable, sleek design.
Root users with the Nexus 6P may be happy to hear that MultiROM has come to their device, courtesy of the devs at XDA. It'll let you load multiple ROMs on your device and select which one to load whenever you restart your device.
Community developers were able to get a beta version of TWRP working on the HTC One A9 back in November of last year, but today it received an official build.
You can download the latest v3.0.0-0 of TWRP for the HTC One A9 right now from the official TWRP website.
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