Thursday, November 5, 2015

How To add new features to your Android Phone

Use XBlast tools Xposed to tweak the look of your phone XBlast Tools is an Xposed Framework Module that you can download for nothing from the Google Play store.You can use it to personalise pretty much every aspect of your phone's UI. It's slick and there are plenty of options.

RootCloak is a clever module that fools apps
RootCIoak is a handy module to install if you find that some of your legitimately downloaded apps aren't working after you've rooted your device. It essentially hides the root access from the apps so that they think you're unrooted.

Use Youtube AdAway to hide pesky Youtube ads
A simple but effective one. If you’re sick of watching adverts when you're playing YouTube videos on your
phone or tablet, you can use this module to block them. It can also block overlays and suggestions if you want to get rid of everything.

Xstana Module lets you customise your buttons
Xstana lets you play around with the on-screen buttons on your Android device. You can change the hue of the bar, the buttons themselves and plenty of other stuff as well. It's easy to use and it lets you put a real stamp on your device.

DynamicNotifications show you notifications on your lock screen
DynamicNotifications is a useful module that lights up your phone when you receive a notification and shows you what it is. Clever settings means it won't light up in your pocket or when it's turned over. Handy if you need more info than a blinking LED.

Use Blacklist Pro to block unwanted calls and texts
Blacklist Pro is an easy to use but surprisingly effective module that lets you block unwanted calls and texts from getting through to your phone. It is simple to set up and there is plenty of things to play around with as well. Plus, it is pretty good looking.

XHaloFloatingWindow enable you to use certain apps in floating windows
This module is essentially a  port of Paranoid Android's floating windows feature and lets you ‘hover’ some apps  in their own floating  windows. Particularly useful for messenger apps if you don't want to stop what a you're doing to read a text. It doesn't work on all apps but it's definitely worth a look.

ProtectedApps lets you put a password on just the apps that matter to you 
If you've got sensitive information stored on your phone, but you don't want to mess around entering a pin code every time you unlock it, ProtectedApps lets you add a password to protect the apps that store the important information. It's by the same dev as BootManager, so it's not a locker, but it is easy to use.

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