Xposed Framework is a powerful tool, that allows you to add certain functionality and features to your device which would otherwise be available only through flashing custom ROMs. Xposed framework requires root to access core Android resources, using them to run different modules to add new functionality to the OS. This tool is considered to a must have for power users, and there are quite a few tutorials and guides on how to get started. As mentioned, root access is required, but keep in mind that rooting your device may result in your warranty being void, and a certain amount of technical know-how is recommended before diving in.
Gravity Box – All in one Tweakbox
Gravity box is most extensive customization tool. It supports humongous set of features from statusbar, QuickSettings tile management, Lockscreen targets, Statusbar icon coloring, Toggles, Center clock in statusbar, Battery indicator style, Navigation bar tweaks, Advanced power-off menu (reboot, recovery), Volume key cursor control, Skip tracks by volume key long-press while screen off , Autobrightness levels adjustment, Lockscreen tweaks, launcher tweaks, list goes on.
Activity Force New Task
While launching an application from within another isn’t a new feature, there is definitely some room for improvement in this regard. Some of you may have noticed that when you launch an application from within another, hitting the back button takes you directly to the homescreen, instead of back into the app. In some cases, when you launch an app from within another, it doesn’t register as a separate task in the Task Manager or Recent Apps screen, that makes multi-tasking slightly more annoying than it should be. A great solution available is in the form of an Xposed framework module called ActivityForceNewTask.
YouTube Adaway
Block all youtube ads with this simple xposed.
XHalo Floating Window
Make any Android app float around as independent window for true multitasking.
DS Battery Saver
With our ever-increasing dependency on our smartphones, a growing concern over recent times has been battery life. If you’re hoping to get the most juice out of our device battery, the DS Battery Saver module is the one for you. This application lets you select from a list of battery saver profiles to suit your needs, and you can also set parameters to optimize your battery life. Most current high-end smartphones come with battery saving modes baked in, but for any other device, the DS Battery Saver module helps make a big difference.
Burnt Toast
Android apps can display random toasts that you’ve no idea where they originate from. Burnt toast embeds App icon into the Toast.
XuiMod
You can change animations and make your android really funky with Xui based animations
Tinted status bar
Navigation bar and status bar on Android has static black color and tends to be boring. Tinted status bar intends to make to more jazzy with colors based on applications Action bar color. e.g. In Play store, your status bar and navigation bar would turn green.
Unicon
Unicon is a great mod for themers. Unicon lets you add Icon pack to almost any launcher including Google now Launcher, Nova, Apex, Buzz, you name it.
Dynamic Notifications
A new approach to notifications, when your phone is locked. Notifications don’t light up when your phone is in your pocket, purse, or face down to avoid accidental unlocks, filter which apps light up screen, change appearance, change brightness, timeout, lockscreen replacement, Auto-awake when pulled out of pocket, etc.
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