6 Android launchers that are better than your default home screen (and most are free)

6 Android launchers that are better than your default home screen (and most are free) ...
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If your Android feels slow or cluttered, this open-source launcher fixes it

Android phones always feel snappy and responsive when they're new. Then, somewhere along the way, they start slowing down. The home screen becomes a mess of app icons, widgets, and folders. Even ...
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This Android launcher reminds me of Windows Phone in the best possible way

I have a confession to make: I wasn’t an Android phone fan at first. I wasn’t an iPhone enthusiast, either. Instead, I was a full-fledged Windows Phone disciple. I absolutely loved the Metro UI, ...
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I tried loads of unconventional Android launchers, and these are my favorites

Pie Launcher combines an option wheel with quick gestures to launch apps in one smooth motion. By default, it displays a completely icon-free screen, but the circular pie menu pops up when you touch ...
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One UI 8's Upgraded Multi Window Promises Next-Level Multitasking

One UI 8 has brought over a neat feature to Multi Window mode from Android 16. Now, you can drag the Multi Window border to make one app occupy a larger screen area—up to 90 percent. That’s not all; ...
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I turned my Android into a Windows Phone, and I don't think I'll go back

Square Home is a third-party Android launcher that mimics the Windows Phone home screen tile design. You can adjust the size and colors of Square Home's app tiles ...