5 cool Android L gimmicks you can get at this time [update]

In the wake of playing around with the designer sneak peak of Android L on our Nexus 5, we all got really amped up for what is heading up in Android 5.0 Lollipop. The decent part is that few cool peculiarities are now conceivable on your current cell phone. Some are straightforward applications, some are prior settings you might not have thought about and some require simply somewhat more exertion. [update: with another Xposed module, you can likewise get the new route buttons][update 2: the L Keyboard has now been expelled from the Google Play Store. We have an option download join for you below.

L Keyboard

This is super cool. When the sneak peak was discharged, some sharp develoepr scoured the code for anything that was completely utilitarian and that could be scratched out and discharged. The cool new stock Android console was the first to develop, because of Shen Ye. [update: the L Keyboard has been expelled from the Google Play Store. Here is an option download join for L Keyboard]

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ART

This has been an engineer alternative since Android 4.4 appeared. Not all applications help ART yet so you may lose some usefulness, yet considering that when Android L is discharged ART will be the default runtime, you should get ready for now and get a few genuine execution upgrades. As indicated by Google, ART is double the pace of Dalvik. Go to Settings > About Phone > tap Build Number over and again until Developer Options seem, then span down and switch your runtime to ART.

Lockscreen Notifications

Alright, this may not let you react specifically from a lockscreen warnings as it will in Android L, yet we need to let Google keep a couple of things for the authority discharge, correct? Nils will by the by drop your warnings straight onto your lockscreen so you don't have to open to peruse them.

For advanced users: root access and familiarity with flashing zips and modifying root files is recommended.

Boot animation

You can likewise get the cool new Android boot movement. You have two decisions, download the flashable compress boot movement to your gadget and blaze it through recuperation or you can snatch the non-flashable boot activity document and supplant the current boot liveliness record with the new one in your root document director (verify you set the authorizations of the new liveliness to be indistinguishable to the first). At that point simply reboot to see the cool new Android boot liveliness!

Google Now Launcher with Material Design theme

In the first place you have to introduce the Android L adaptation of the Google Now Launcher (simply search for Googlehome.apk in the rundown of all the downloadable Android L applications). At that point you have to physically change the build.prop record to get the Material Design topic (you have to be pull for this to work, obviously). In your root document adventurer go to/framework and open build.prop then change the line fromro.build.version.codename=rel to ro.build.version.codename=l (simply erase the RE) spare and reboot. You ought to now have the Material themed launcher. Be careful: changing the build.prop document can have some odd impacts (which are typically reversible), like losing LTE. On the off chance that you have any issues head to the first XDA Developers string for specialized support as I'm no software engineer!

Bonus: Android L wallpapers

Maybe not the most energizing Android L peculiarity yet, everybody preferences to have the most recent and most prominent wallpaper and the engineer review is the same. Hit the host connection to download the Android L wallpapers (there's the standard Kitkat wallpapers there as well).

[Update: Android L navigation keys]

I simply ran over the accompanying post from XDA Developers that there is currently a Xposed module that will get you the Playstation-looking route keys from Android L too. Obviously, you have to have the Xposed structure introduced, however in the event that you've got that effectively, you should do nothing more than download the APK, empower it and reboot. 

Keep in mind that you can likewise introduce the most recent Google Play Services adaptation they examined at Google I/O too, with different changes including Play Services now being the new security patch conveyance vehicle for Google. No additionally sitting tight for firmware upgrades to get the most recent security redesigns! This redesign might likewise be needed for a percentage of the other Android L applications to work appropriately. 

What is your most loved peculiarity of Android L in this way? What else would you like to see in the following Android adaptation?

Source: XDA Developers