Android 16 QPR2 will bring forced themes to apps that don't support Material You, and Google isn't letting any app developer opt out.

Developers must now agree to let their Android app icons be themed or they won't be allowed to distribute on the Google Play Store.

The open nature of Android offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to how and where we get the software we run on our phones, but there's also little denying that the Play Store is going to be where ...

Instagram's Android app is finally updating its icon to support dynamic theming, allowing it to automatically borrow colors from the user's active wallpaper. While other social media apps have already ...

Customization, tinkering, and personalization have always been at the heart of what makes the Android operating system, Android. Most manufacturers ship their phones packaged with their custom Android ...

Themed Icons on Android are a throwback to the days of icon packs and sometimes chaotic customization. While they are fun and inviting, a lot of apps still don’t have a themed icons variant. This ...

Third-party icon packs are an excellent way to spruce up the look and feel of your Android phone or tablet. The Google Play Store is filled with high-quality icon packs, with many standing out with ...

The latest update for WhatsApp on Android brings a visual change that users may not notice immediately, but it signals a larger shift towards a unified design language across Meta's apps. If you've ...

App icons are a little bit difficult in stock Android. You can’t change them natively, so you’ll need a third-party tool along with an icon pack in order to do it. Once you have everything ready, it’s ...