We will now show you how to make your Android device look like it's running a fairly new version of iOS.
But why? Well, because we can!
Let's start with one of the first things you see after you wake an iOS device up — its lock screen. Follow the instructions right below so as to employ an iOS-styled lock screen on your Android phone.
Getting an iOS lock screen
2. Step #2
After you install the
app, open it. You will be presented with a handful of options. The most
important is "Enable lock screen", since we need the app enabled. It
will replace your existing lock screen setup. You can put a camera
shortcut on your lock screen (just like the iOS one), as well as set a
PIN code for added security.
3. Step #3
After you've set up the options and features you desire, you already have a lock screen that emulates the iOS in a fairly good fashion.
The iOS home screen characterizes itself with the lack of an app drawer. Well, the latter is a fundamental feature of Android, so we need to get rid of it, don't we? So, we will be aiming for a iOS-like launcher. Fortunately, the Play Store has a lot to offer in this regard.
Getting an iOS-like home screen
1. Step #1
Head to Google Play
and search for "iOS launcher" or "iPhone launcher". There are a lot of
different ones available, but we chose to use iLauncher for the purposes
of this guide. Here's a shortcut.
2. Step #2
After you install it, you are good to go. It's a fairly straightforward launcher that comes with a fair amount of customization features.
3. Step #3
Here's a closer look.
Android supports custom keyboards, so there's no reason not to get an iOS-like one.
Finally, we will need an iOS wallpaper. You have a handful of choices here - you can either get the wallpaper that arrived with the iOS 9 beta, or put your faith in any of the iOS 8 ones.
Getting an iOS-like keyboard
1. Step #1
First things first,
head to the Play Store and download any of the available iOS-like
keyboards. We chose Apple Keyboard since its among the more iOS-like
ones. Get it here.
2. Step #2
Finally, we will need an iOS wallpaper. You have a handful of choices here - you can either get the wallpaper that arrived with the iOS 9 beta, or put your faith in any of the iOS 8 ones.
iOS original wallpapers
So which apps are you using from these tell us in comments below
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