A leaked version of the new Google launcher

Pixel Launcher (previously known as Nougat Launcher) is the launcher that will come installed on Google devices that use Android 7.0. The list of changes with regards to previous versions is not especially long, but you'll definitely notice some differences at just a glance.

The first thing you'll notice about Pixel Launcher is that the Google search bar has been noticeably reduced in size. While it used to take up practically the entire upper part of the screen, now it only takes up a small space in the upper left corner. In the upper right corner, you have a simple widget with today's date.

Another feature that stands out is the pull-down app drawer. Now you just have to slide your finger down from the lower part of the screen to open the drawer with all your apps. You just slide up again to close it.

Pixel Launcher offers a practical and attractive interface. Best of all, it offers it in a compact APK that takes up little more than two megabytes. Here's your golden opportunity to try out and play around with the new launcher from Google.

Download link: http://android-7-0-nougat-launcher.en.uptodown.com/android/download


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Android Nougat is already walking amongst us – at least for people who use a compatible device. Unfortunately loads of users of even relatively modern phones haven’t gotten the update to version 7.0, meaning the only way to get some of the new features is by installing external apps or using other tricks. (Or installing unofficial ROMs, but that’s another story.) In the meantime, here’s a summary of everything you can install on your device to make it look like Google Pixel, with the best graphics from Android Nougat (which they say are something like the Second Coming in terms of excitingness).

Pixel Launcher

A good launcher never hurt anybody, especially if it gives a nice facelift to certain parts of the Android interface. You can install it on any device running Android 5.0 or higher. It lets you enjoy a new app box that rolls out with a vertical swipe, as well as round folders, a new button to open Google search, and an integrated date widget on the home screen. That said, other features, like holding down on icons to display context options, are reserved for users of the latest version of the operating system.
Google play : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher&utm_source=uptodown
APK File : https://android-7-0-nougat-launcher.en.uptodown.com/android?utm_source=blog.en.uptodown.com&utm_medium=widget&utm_campaign=traffic_ac

Once you install the launcher, go to Settings > Start (or, depending on the customization layer you use, hold down on your homescreen) to change your default launcher.


Freeform window support

In this case we’re talking about a latent feature for Android Nougat that still hasn’t been officially rolled out. It lets you use several apps at the same time in freeform window mode and in real time. For now we’re using a third-party app, but it’s still completely reliable. To proceed you have to do a series of steps as discussed in our recent blogpost. The only (and obvious) requirement is that you have Android 7.0 on your device. In this case you have no other choice.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.farmerbb.taskbar&utm_source=uptodown
https://taskbar.en.uptodown.com/android?utm_source=blog.en.uptodown.com&utm_medium=widget&utm_campaign=traffic_ac




First activate the Developer Options on your device. To do so go to Settings > About phone and tap Build number several times to display the hidden options.
Now head to the new section Settings > Developer options > Force windows to be resizable.
Restart your device and run the Taskbar app. Inside it you’ll enable an option called Freeform Windows. You can turn the feature itself on and off using the switch up top.
Now you’ll finally get a new button at the bottom left of your screen. When you tap it a submenu pops up with all your installed apps. To run them in Freeform windows you’ll need to open them from there, not anywhere else.
You might need to open the menu a couple times for everything to work right. The way to see if Taskbar is running properly is by checking that if you open the menu, the icons you have on your home screen disappear.

Wallpaper Picker(Available Custom)

This isn’t actually a standalone app. It adds an interesting, Google-managed wallpaper service that lets you remotely download themed wallpapers and auto-rotate them every 24 hours. Depending on which version of Android you use, you can also access special backgrounds with provocative features like a sun that sets as your battery wears down, or a real-time satellite view of Planet Earth.
APK File: https://google-wallpaper-picker.en.uptodown.com/android?utm_source=blog.en.uptodown.com&utm_medium=widget&utm_campaign=traffic_ac
Google Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.wallpaper&utm_source=uptodown

Pixel Dialer(Available as Custom)

Little by little Google is updating its array of first-party apps with new features to make sense of the generational shift they’re selling at the moment. One of the most basic apps that we tend to pay the least attention to on our phones is Google’s phone dialer. If you have Marshmallow you can install this new version that does the same thing, but is prettier.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.dialer&utm_source=uptodown
https://google-phone.en.uptodown.com/android?utm_source=blog.en.uptodown.com&utm_medium=widget&utm_campaign=traffic_ac




Source http://blog.en.uptodown.com/get-best-google-pixel-graphics-smartphone/