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Current Version: 2.9.8

Requires Android: Varies with device
Category: Tools
v2.9.8 update:
Changelog 2.9.7 – 16/02/2014
Full Changelog: https://github.com/GravityBox/GravityBox/blob/kitkat/CHANGELOG.txt
Overview:
WARNING !
GRAVITY BOX Needs AOSP or Stock Factory Image Nexus Android 4.4.X KitKat Roms (Nexus4/5 etc..)
WARNING !
GRAVITY BOX Needs ’’ Rooted Device ’’ and ’’ Xposed Framework –> http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk ’’
Developer: C3C076 @XDA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2554049
GravityBox – A complex Xposed module targeted for devices running Android 4.4.X, which turns vanilla ROM into
feature-packed “non-flashing” custom ROM.
Originally, this module was designed for MTK6589 devices which lack custom ROMs built from source due to MediaTek closed-source policy.
Later on, it was adjusted to support other (non-MTK) devices running vanilla or close-to-vanilla AOSP ROMs.
Introduction:
The app utilizes amazing Xposed framework coded by recognized
developer rovo89 which, briefly, provides interface for injecting code into any app, including system services allowing modifications of applications and system services at run-time. One of the biggest advantages of GravityBox is that it is not bound to any specific device. Actually, it should run on any device having vanilla Android 4.4.X (ROM close enough to AOSP).
This project wouldn’t be possible without rovo’s Xposed framework, so huge kudos to him.
Feature highlight:
— CyanogenMod Pie controls
— Expanded Desktop
— Statusbar QuickSettings tile management with tile reordering
— Lockscreen targets
— Statusbar icon coloring
— Statusbar Brightness Control
— Additional QuickSettings tiles:
——- Sync on/off, WiFi AP on/off, GravityBox shortcut, Torch, Network mode (2G/3G/2G+3G switch), Sleep, QuickRecord,
QuickApp, GPS on/off, Ringer mode, Volume tile, Camera tile, …
— Quick pulldown – switches to QuickSettings when status bar is pulled down near edges
— Auto-switch to QuickSettings when there are no notifications
— Center clock in statusbar
— Battery indicator style
— Navigation bar tweaks including cursor control keys
— Navigation bar ring targets
— Low battery warning policy
— Disable LED flashing when battery low
— Disable LED while charging
— Advanced power-off menu (reboot, recovery)
— Volume key cursor control
— Skip tracks by volume key long-press while screen off (thanks to rovo89)
— More volume levels for music stream
— Option to control safe headset media volume
— Button for clearing all recent tasks at once
— CRT screen off animation
— Minimal brightness setting
— Autobrihtness levels adjustment
— Lockscreen tweaks – show widgets maximized, lockscreen background style (color fill, custom image)
— Lockscreen rotation
— Hardware key actions – menu long-press/double-tap, back long-press, home long-press
— Dithered Holo background
— Option to use solid black Holo background
— Expandable volume panel
— Option to unlink ringtone and notifications volumes
— Notification drawer style (background color, image for portait/landscape, transparency)
— Button backlight modes (default, disabled, always on while screen is on)
— Dialer (Phone) tweaks
— Launcher tweaks
— Screen recording
— GravityBox Actions – interface for 3rd party apps
… more to come
Installation:
1) Backup your current ROM in custom recovery. I am serious. Don’t skip this step.
2) Get the Xposed installer from Download section from Xposed official thread (the latest version is typically available at this link: http://dl.xposed.info/latest.apk)
3) Install and run Xposed installer and follow the instructions to activate Xposed framework
4) Reboot. If device doesn’t boot that means that the Xposed framework is not compatible with ROM you are currently
running. You don’t need to continue with the next steps. You will have to restore your ROM from backup.
7) Run Xposed installer, go to Modules menu and activate GravityBox by checking the checkbox
8) Reboot
9) Launch GravityBox from app drawer or from Xposed installer and set options as desired