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2020年12月31日 · Why such a drastic move? There are multiple reasons for it, the biggest of which come down to resources: the team that runs XDA is small and we can no longer dedicate the resources needed to...
The PC gaming handheld space has grown quite a bit since Valve first introduced the world to its Steam Deck console just a couple of years ago. With that growth, we've not only seen better ...
- 1 Nova Launcher
- 2 Lawnchair 2
- 3 Niagara Launcher
- 4 AIO Launcher
Nova Launcher has become synonymous with the best Android launchers for quite some time. It's heavily customizable, letting you change almost everything from app icon style, icon size, app drawer, and much more. Add in support for icon and theme packs, and you open up a whole new world of customization possibilities. Even with so many features, Nov...
You should check out Lawnchair 2 if you fancy a minimal home screen launcher. It features a clean and sleek user interface inspired by the Pixel Launcher, but it also offers extensive customization options that are not available in Google's offering. While not as feature-packed as Nova Launcher, Lawnchair 2 has most of the essentials you need to pe...
Niagara's novel approach has made it climb the ranks fairly quickly, and it's one of the most popular Android launchers out there right now. This launcher has a modern, minimal UI and sleek animations. Developed by XDA Member 8bitpit and XDA Recognized Developer Maxr1998, Niagara Launcher presents apps on a vertical, scrollable list. You choose you...
AIO Launcher does things differently than typical Android launchers. Instead of a standard home screen, it features an information-packed layout on a single screen. It includes various categories, such as frequent apps, notifications, dialer, mailbox, and a control panel, all easily accessible with just a swipe. The system information section at th...
