For those of you who appreciate the features or customizability of Android but enjoy the look and feel of iOS, there are actually quite a few ways to use Android’s customizability to aesthetically emulate Apple’s operating system. The guys at PhoneArena were kind enough to compile a list of the best ways to do this.
Since Android lets us easily customize its appearance in almost any imaginable way, it’s no wonder that some users end up wanting their Android UI to look like it’s been made by the competition. Case in point: there are quite many launchers and customization tools that bring an iOS look to Android, and people are actually using them. If you want to find out what are the best ways to make your Android UI look like iOS (sometimes just partially), we have a selection of launchers and other apps that you need to check out. All are available to download via Google Play, and are listed in no particular order:
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