If you have an unprotected Android terminal (rooted) one of the tools that you should not miss is Xposed Framework. This allows devices with the Google operating system to offer much more powerful and advanced options when it comes to taking advantage of it. We are going to indicate ten modules for this development that are essential.
The options of customization which allows Xposed Framework, which you can learn to install on this link if you have Android 6.0 or on this other for the former, they are very broad. But, always, using the aforementioned modules, which are the ones that include the necessary protocols. From among the more than 300 that exist, we have chosen those that we believe allow us to get the most out of phones and tablets in the best possible way.
How to install a module
Once Xposed is installed, installing the modules it is not something very complex and you must do the following to have them available:
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Open the Xposed app.
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Go to the Download section and find the one you need. Now click on it and be patient while it installs automatically.
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Go to the Application modules section to enable it and select the box on the left for its functionality to be effective. Now it is functional and you can configure it to your liking.
Selected Xposed modules
Next we leave the list with the modules that we have chosen, with the name of each one of them, what they offer once they are installed and, of course, the corresponding download link if necessary - although as we have explained, it is best to proceed with the installation from the Xposed application itself).
Gravity Box
It's the Holy Grail of Xposed. Tremendously complete as it allows you to enhance all kinds of settings on Android devices. An example is that it allows you to control the LEDs in a personalized way to give a new look to the Notification Bar. Essential.
Always Expandable Notifications
Its usefulness is great, since it allows you to expand the notifications that are received, such as those from WhatsApp and, in this way, to be able to read the full messages.
Boot Manager
The functionality that this module offers for Xposed is to select the applications that you want to start when the terminal starts. In this way, you have a control of which They are open and the resources they consume.
XMultiWindows
It allows to see with a sidebar several applications at the same time, very much in the style of OmniRom. They can visualize two by two and the truth is that the operation is really good.
CoolTool
Know and manage specific sections of an Android terminal such as the frequency of the processor or how the RAM is used. It is something delicatea, so you have to be careful what you play with this excellent Xposed module.
Screen Off Animation
Add a different effect to turning off (and on) the Android terminal. It offers the option of including several of these by using the download of each of them, so it allows you to customize your Android device in a simple and powerful way.
Swipe Back
This Xposed module allows you to return to the main screen of the Android terminal, the Home, simply with drag the current window to the right (allows you to configure this to be a back, instead of the functionality that we have indicated).
app settings
With this development you can configure the dots per inch of each application, so it is possible to adjust its appearance. In addition, it includes the option of manage permissions with this Xposed module, which is perfect for those without Android Marshmallow.
This work, by controlling how applications sleep, offers the option of saving energy and therefore positively includes in the autonomy Of the device. Really useful and easy to use.
Xprivacy
It is possibly the most complex to configure of all the Xposed modules that we have indicated, but the management of the permits and everything that has to do with security, it is really powerful. Important to use it if you are one of those who do not want surprises.