While some of what you'll find will certainly feel dated to long-term Android users, it might work nicely with your home screen layout.

Finding the right icon pack, launcher, or wallpaper can be challenging. In this article, we'll show you how to customize Android home screen like a pro. Five simple steps!

On the wallpaper screen there's a Themed icons option, which will attempt to give your home screen icons a shade that matches your pick of wallpaper and Android colors.

If you want to change that, simply head over to Home screen settings and tweak your Galaxy Note10+ screen layout from there. Just follow the steps below if you have no idea how to go about it.

A beloved feature is back on the Android lock screen, letting you see info at a glance without unlocking your phone.

While these widgets enhance your home screen experience, it's worth noting that Android 15 is set to introduce lock screen widgets, initially exclusive to tablets in Hub mode.

You can change the look and feel of your Android phone to something more Microsoft friendly. Learn how to set up, customize, and use Microsoft Launcher.

One UI 7 supports fewer home screen grid layouts than One UI 6, so upgrading to the latest release could mess up your home screen.

Do you customize your Android experience or do you tend to leave everything nearly unchanged? Cast your vote in this week's poll.