How to install the Android O Pixel Launcher now
Google I/O 2017 traveled every which way last week, and carried numerous new things for us to discuss regardless of whether it's Android related. Quite possibly of the greatest new thing that was given to clients was the first (and second) public beta for Android O.
Notwithstanding, the issue here is that Android O is just accessible on select gadgets and that most of us are left pausing (many months) to get a taste. The extraordinary thing about the Android people group is that people can bring applications and elements to gadgets that doesn't regularly sound upheld, really.
This is the situation with the new Pixel Launcher which showed up with Android O. A believed benefactor at the XDA Discussions had the option to port the launcher to those running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow or more. There isn't a lot of new here, yet it adds application easy routes when you long-push on different application symbols.
Since this application isn't accessible on the Play Store, you'll have to prepare your gadget to download the "informal" APK. To do as such, you'll have to follow these means:
Explore to Settings
Select Security
Switch 'Obscure Sources'
Once flipped, you'll have to download the Pixel Launcher APK record itself, which you can do from the connection here. After it has been downloaded, you can haul down your notice shade, or open the Downloads application, then select the
downloaded APK and it will int
roduce.

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