Xeven if DA Senior Recognized Developerrovo89 released Xposed Framework for Android Oreo8.0 and Android 8.1 in beta, yet you know how things happens with beta versions. They are usually far from perfect and you know that some Xposed Modules won’t...
It has been quite a while since Android Oreo has made its debut and the truth is that the adaption rate for the Android Oreo has been the worst ever. People were expecting Xposed for Oreo, being the best choice...
There are plenty of manufacturers that still spend a significant amount of time to lock their device bootloaders and add extra layers of security to prevent users from rooting and installing a custom recovery. Even in such situations, Android users...
We all know that the Android ecosystem has improved a lot over the years, but users still love to root their devices. I bet that the Xposed Framework is no mystery to you and the best part is that the...
If you happen to be the owner of a rooted device and you haven’t install Xposed Framework up to this point, you don’t even know what you might be missing. Well, there is no mystery that Xposed gives you the...
Have you heard about the new module called “WhatsApp Extensions” that can bring lots of new features to WhatsApp? The WhatsApp Extensions module was developed by XDA senior member Surajkumar and even if it made me initially think of the...
If you happen to own a Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, and have rooted it, you’ll probably want to install Xposed framework on it to make the most of root access on your device. To be honest, this is the only...
Many low-level tweaks can normally be performed on Android by flashing a custom ROM at your choice. However, if you want even more than that for your Samsung Galaxy S7 device, then the Xposed Framework allows you to modify your...
Xposed is the most popular framework available for customizing your Android device. It lets you customize your Android device by adding features available generally in custom ROMs. These features can be used on any ROM via installing modules. Many people...
Months ago XDA member arter97 was able to port an unofficial build of Xposed to Samsung’s TouchWiz Lollipop. Many have been pleased by that, but many have also been disappointed about the lack of support for 64-bit Android devices or...
