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Say Goodbye to Custom “Stock” Roms and Hello to Xposed Framework
Every so often, an OEM will do things right. Well, nearly right anyway—right enough at least for their stock ROMS to only need some minor tweaks before they are almost perfect. More often than not...
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Facebook Home on Your Device without Jumping Through Hoops Thanks to Xposed
Xposed framework seems to be on everyone’s mind as of late. The simple and easy to use almost modular capabilities of this opens an endless realm of possibilities for people who like to mod ROMs but...
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Xposed Framework Module for the AT&T Galaxy S 4
Got yourself a brand new Galaxy S 4? Are you looking for some fun mods to make it truly your own? If you’re about to apply some custom “ROMs” that really happens to be more of a theme than a ROM, you...
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Expand Your Choice of Icons with Icon Themer
Icons are some of the most commonly themed elements of the Android UI, and there is certainly no shortage of great looking icon packs available for download. The downside, however, is that some of...
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Manage Individual App Permissions with XPrivacy
There’s no denying that privacy is a huge concern for a large number of mobile users across all operating systems. Short of smashing your wireless router and trading down to a 3310 that’s kept in a...
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Restore Car Dock Mode on Android 4.2
While the vast majority of the changes made to Android for Jelly Bean’s version 4.2 refresh have been well received, a few differences such as the reworked Bluetooth stack and the removal of the...
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Customize Certain Apps on Your Note II with XBackground
The Xposed Framework is an incredibly easy and versatile way of customizing and increasing the functionality of your device. We’ve previously brought you news of several useful and innovative modules...
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Xposed Patch for Master Key and Bug 9695860 Vulnerabilities
By now, you’ve undoubtedly heard of the Android Master Key vulnerability, which allows a malicious payload to be inserted in an application that is installed, due to a discrepancy between signature...
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Secure Your Android Device with Master Key Dual Fix – XDA Developer TV
Whether you want to admit it or not, Android is not always as secure as it could be. But thankfully, good people find the security flaws and report them. Google then patches the vulnerabilities. Then,...
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Xposed Module Offers Simple Status Bar Customization
The status bar is an Android UI element that many seem to have minor (and sometimes major) issues with. It is one of the most commonly requested customizations out there, and can often be quite a...
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Maximize Lock Screen Widgets with Xposed Module
Lock screen widgets are incredibly useful tools. They give us glanceable information before we even unlock our devices. And depending on their contents, they allow us to quickly determine whether we...
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NFC-Removal Actions Updated to Xposed Module
Two months ago, we took a look at an innovative alternative use for NFC tags. Rather than activating when touching a device to a tag, XDA Forum Member madfish73 came up with a method to perform actions...
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Massive Xposed Module Collection
You’ve most likely already heard about XDA Recognized Developer rovo89‘s incredibly versatile Xposed Framework. We’ve talked about it quite a few times here on the XDA Portal, starting with a primer on...
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ResXploit Allows Theming without Decompiling APK Files
I’m not even going to bother explaining the benefits and overall awesomeness of the Xposed Framework. I’m quite sure that you are all well aware of it by now. There are a huge number of modules out...
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Wanam Xposed Brings Many Tweaks to Stock Samsung ROMs
Let’s face it. Sometimes, there isn’t quite as much time for device modification as we would ordinarily prefer. This lack of time, combined with simply not knowing about all the available tweaks,...
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Custom Xposed Installer Offers Additional Tweaking
We’ve recently talked quite a bit about the fantastic Xposed Framework by XDA Recognized Developer rovo89, along with some help from Recognized Contributor Tungstwenty. The powerful and versatile...
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Control all Media Players on the Galaxy S 4 S-View Flip Cover
While it’s quite pricey, the S-View Flip Cover for the Galaxy S 4 is a pretty cool accessory. Allowing you to see alerts, answer and reject calls, see what song is playing, and view other vital...
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Multiple Widgets and Camera on Secure Lock Screen for TouchWiz 4.2 Devices
The lock screen widgets functionality that was introduced with Android 4.2 is incredibly useful. Lock screen widgets deliver at-a-glance information quickly and easily—without the need to fumble across...
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Halo Popup on Any ROM Using Xposed
Paranoid Android’s revolutionary Halo has earned more than a few loyal users. The framework, which was made open source some time ago (1, 2), enables a fundamentally new kind of multitasking, which was...
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Xposed Framework 2.2 Brings Module Repo and 4.3 Support
We’ve talked quite a bit about the the Xposed Framework recently. And that’s with good reason, as Xposed allows for an unprecedented amount of safe and easily reversible modification that would...
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