You'll need a rooted Android phone and either a custom ROM that offers animation changes or a boot screen manager such as boot Animations for Android or Aniboot. Both of those apps come with ...

Learn more. Good news for those of you that are tired of your generic boot animations on your Android devices— a forum member on XDA Developers, Vincent8111, has compiled about 400 custom boot ...

There’s a very familiar theme to the current Lollipop boot animation. Although there is still a long wait until Marshmallow for many of us, some Android users can enjoy the boot animation early ...

When you turn on your Android Incredible phone, the manufacturer logo appears, followed by the boot animation. This is a short graphical display that serves no particular function, except to let ...

and now you can use it as the boot animation on your Android device. Christian works as a motion Graphic Designer specializing in information graphics, and his current clients include Al Jazeera ...

Another popular mod for Android phones is changing the boot animation. Instead of having what the manufacturer puts for the start up you can have anything you like, provided you or someone makes ...

allows you to easily replace the boot animation on your Android device. In beta, the app currently supports a range of Nexus devices, but sadly more common handsets such as the Galaxy S4 or HTC ...

With today’s latest update, Google Pixel devices can now extend those colors to the boot animation. Originally expected to arrive with Android 12L, Google’s work to match the color of the boot ...

Prepare your eyes and ears, because CyanogenMod is introducing a new boot animation in today's nightlies (for CM 12 builds). Your eyes need to be ready because this time, the background is white.

The latest build of Android Q, Beta 5, dropped today and brings dark theme to a new, unexpected location, the Pixel 3 boot animation. We had already been tipped off that a dark-themed boot ...

Oh, the boot animation also shows a “Powered by Android” note at the bottom at initial boot, because Google has reportedly mandated such a move. That’s apparently a big deal to Android news ...