How to customize your Android smartphone (2017)

The best and the easiest way to customize your Android smartphone with beautiful wallpapers, widgets and shortcuts. Change how your Android smartphone looks with simple to understand quick and easy steps.

In this video, I’m going to tell you how to personalize and completely customize your Android smartphone experience. I will also tell you how to use Zooper Widgets and how to use Nova Launcher to help you organize your smartphone better, make it more useful, add more utility and at the same time make it look gorgeous.

To be able to do this, you’ll need a couple of apps, most of which are free except for the icon pack which is for $1.99. But don’t worry, you can choose from amongst the free ones too and I’ve a list of them below.

Step 1: Install Nova Launcher (https://goo.gl/TeX15)

Nova Launcher allows you to customize your smartphone, personalize your homescreen, apply or change your icons, adds more utility to your smartphone, lets you use gestures to launch apps or shortcuts, can help you change your grid size, change how your folders look and behave, allows you to change home-screen transitions and so much more.

Step 2: Download some interesting icon packs. (Project X icon pack: https://goo.gl/Gc4IVO)

Some of my favourite icon packs:

Graby Spin ($ 0.99): https://goo.gl/hKLWlK
Moonrise (free): https://goo.gl/lD4GmD
Mellow Dark UI ($ 1.99): https://goo.gl/2mnKoe
Whirls (free): https://goo.gl/53K2GK
Rondo (free): https://goo.gl/mCJl12



Step 3: Install a beautiful wallpaper app

There are some amazing wallpaper apps. But some of my favourite ones are:

Inswall: https://goo.gl/Uz5JQ8
Resplash: https://goo.gl/JPQMQ5
Fondo 4K Wallpapers: https://goo.gl/hjnokJ
Sublime Stills: https://goo.gl/SgpAzp

Step 4: Install Zooper widget (https://goo.gl/S8Bg2) and Ghosty Zooper widget pack (https://goo.gl/VUsd3M)

Download wallpaper: https://goo.gl/cmytyp

Step 5: Customize
This is where your creativity really makes all the difference. While I’m going to show you steps for this particular homescreen setup, but you can customize completely the way you want to.


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