Third-party icon packs are an excellent way to spruce up the look and feel of your Android device - here are five of my personal favorites.

After looking at Launchers last week, this week's Android customization post is all about installing a custom icon pack on your Android device.

Samsung Good Lock Theme Park update brings iOS 26-like glass design to your Galaxy phones. However, it isn't perfect just yet ...

Google's Pixel Launcher for Android attempts to strike a balance between simplicity and flexibility, but it continues to lack these basic features.

How to create custom Android icons and icon packs for fun These days, launchers like Apex or Nova allow you to set any graphic you like as an icon, as well as install existing icon packs.

Android’s folders are a great way to keep your home screens organized — but let’s face it, they aren’t exactly exciting. Android’s default folder icon is a plain-looking manilla box. And ...

Choose Icon packs or Get more icons from the Awesome Icons menu to download whole packs from the web (the same packs you can use with all the popular launcher tools).

Installing a new icon pack adds a fresh coat of paint to your trusty phone or tablet. Here's how to do it in a few short steps.

It's easy to install or even create custom icons for your Android phone. We'll show you how and recommend some great icon packs to go along with it.

The Icon Pack also installs the free RocketDock application launcher for Windows. RocketDock gives you an OS X-style app launcher which you can use instead of the Windows Start Menu.

Fluent Icon Pack is available at Google Play for $1.50. So, you have Microsoft Launcher set as your default launcher on your Android phone, but you still want to add a little more Microsoft flavor.