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Hello Readers I Pawan Sharma going to share one of the best method to customize your android phone with icon packs. This customization method works with both rooted and non rooted user difference is that a rooted user can change whole system icons whereas non rooted user only can change icon of its launcher. Note-If you are a rooted user then follow first method . So things we need to do this customization. 1.Activated xposed 2.Unicon module Steps for customizations- First activate unicon module from xposed installer Go to xposed installer>modules>tick on unicon module. See screenshot Now download any icon pack from play store and set it by unicon module... NOTE-ABOVE METHOD WORKS ONLY FOR ROOTED USER Non rooted user-Non rooted user can also customizer thier desktop from any third party launcher Some higly recommended launchers are- 1. Nova launcher 2. Apex launcher Download compati...

Ok guyz I Pawan Sharma going to share one awesome trick from which you can make your android keyboard fully tinted like your status bar or accordingly to the action bar(header). But but but this trick only works with rooted phones if you have a rooted phone then welcome to this post.After apply these methods surely your phone will rock on every screen. OK so things we need for this tricks are- 1.Rooted phone(android above then 4.3 jelly bean) 2.Super user installed 3.Xposed installer 4.Flat style keyboard 5.Gboard 1.Rooted Phone-If you do not have a rooted phone then dont worry you can root it easily there are many methods of rooting on internet,search your phone model on google for root method it will tell you how to root. There is one common app which root most probably all phones as i tested it on many phones that apk name is Kingroot You can download it from above link,just download it and connect internet open app click on root button.....wait until complete,this pro...

Using a VPN on Android can help you access content that’s blocked in your region and help maintain your anonymity around the web. There are plenty of apps that offer VPN services for free and as a paid service, but which of them are worth your time? I tested six of the most popular VPN all-in-one apps (with Speedtest and the speedof.me HTML5 test) on Android to see how they stack up. You can also go your own way and use Android’s built-in VPN tool. With a few tweaks, you can make it a little easier to use, too. Why use a VPN? A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is basically a way to funnel all your web traffic through a remote server. This makes it look like you’re in a different location and obscures your real IP address. VPNs encrypt the traffic passing through them, making it harder for anyone else to listen in on your connection, even if you connect to an unsecured Wi-Fi network. VPNs do add another “hop” to your connection, so increased latency is usually part of the dea...