Google unveils ‘My Android’ site, which suggests launcher, icon packs and wallpaper for Android users

Google My Android

When you think of the Android OS, what comes to mind is flexibility and customization. That’s why nowadays every OEM now puts a specially customized launcher, wallpaper, icon packs and keyboard on its phones.

If you like you can also knock off the default OEM’s customization and install third-party themes. But now Google, which is the first party to the Android OS, is now offering a hand to help in more customization of Android phones.

Google My Android

Google will be doing this through its newly launched site called My Android. Actually the My Android site isn’t really a website; it is a newly designed page on the Android.com website.

On landing on the page, you will be required to run what is called a Taste Test. This test will ask you some questions about your style and your level of advancement in using an Android phone. Upon completing the Taste Test, a wallpaper, an icon pack, a launcher, a widget and a keyboard will be generated for you.

Google My Android Launcher wallpaper

All you need do now is to download them and apply them to your phone, and see if Google really knows your taste of customization.

Posted by Adedapo Olatunde

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