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How to Get a Fully-Customizable Material Power Menu [Xposed]
Full Tutorial: bit.ly/materialpower
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In this video, I'll be showing you how to use an Xposed module called "NeoPowerMenu" to fully customize Android's power menu–complete with Material Design.
To get this one going, you'll need to be running Android 5.0 or higher. In addition to that, you'll need to have the Xposed Framework installed, and you'll also need to be rooted. Aside from that, setup is fairly simple, and you'll get a beautiful, customizable power menu as a result.
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How to Get a Fully-Customizable Material Power Menu [Xposed]
Full Tutorial: bit.ly/materialpower
Subscribe to Gadget Hacks: goo.gl/XagVI
In this video, I'll be showing you how to use an Xposed module called "NeoPowerMenu" to fully customize Android's power menu–complete with Material Design.
To get this one going, you'll need to be running Android 5.0 or higher. In addition to that, you'll need to have the Xposed Framework installed, and you'll also need to be rooted. Aside from that, setup is fairly simple, and you'll get a beautiful, customizable power menu as a result.
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![Completely Customize Androids Power Menu with Material Design [How-To]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zBwp5uOeq0g/mqdefault.jpg "Completely Customize Androids Power Menu with Material Design [How-To]
How to Get a Fully-Customizable Material Power Menu [Xposed]
Full Tutorial: http://bit.ly/materialpower
Subscribe to Gadget Hacks: http://goo.gl/XagVI
In this video, Ill be showing you how to use an Xposed module called NeoPowerMenu to fully customize Androids power menu–complete with Material Design.
To get this one going, youll need to be running Android 5.0 or higher. In addition to that, youll need to have the Xposed Framework installed, and youll also need to be rooted. Aside from that, setup is fairly simple, and youll get a beautiful, customizable power menu as a result.
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![Switch from SuperSU to Magisk & Pass SafetyNet [How-to]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zKqOzFSASQU/mqdefault.jpg "Switch from SuperSU to Magisk & Pass SafetyNet [How-to]
Switch to MagiskSU & Go Fully Systemless to Bypass SafetyNet
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Heads up: I explain Magisk at the beginning of this video, so skip to 2:14 if youre only interested in seeing how its done.
But this video outlines the process of undoing root changes, removing SuperSU, flashing Magisk, and getting your phone to pass Googles SafetyNet check. This should work for folks who were previously rooted with systemless SuperSU and currently have TWRP installed, and it should give you access to Android Pay, Pokémon GO, and Netflix.
NOTE: Custom ROM users wont be able to pass SafetyNet regardless, and Pixel users will have to use a different method.
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![Get Motivated by Using Your Pedometer to Lock Android Apps [How-To]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zVDDkRXtpwg/mqdefault.jpg "Get Motivated by Using Your Pedometer to Lock Android Apps [How-To]
How to Lock Out Apps Until Youve Reached a Goal [Android]
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In this video, Ill be showing you a cool little app called StepLock that uses the pedometer in newer devices as an app lock.
If your favorite apps have been keeping you from getting out and getting motivated, this app can help you use your smartphone addiction to your advantage. You simply pick out a time-wasting app, set a step count goal, and then you wont be able to use that app until youve achieved your goal.
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![Deleting Stock Apps on iOS 10 Doesnt Actually Remove Them [Proof]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zirpAYD80Ds/mqdefault.jpg "Deleting Stock Apps on iOS 10 Doesnt Actually Remove Them [Proof]
Apple Isnt Really Uninstalling Stock Apps in iOS 10
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iOS 10 now lets you remove stock apps–but not really. As you can see from this screen recording, when a stock app is deleted, it actually stays on the device.
After deleting a stock app, you can re-install through the App Store. But that shouldnt work with Airplane Mode enabled, because you wouldnt be able to download an app without a connection. Yet, as you can see, the app downloads just fine without an internet connection. This indicates that stock apps arent really deleted when you remove them, and instead, are just hidden from the home screen or temporarily disabled.
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