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 ...

Imagine you’re walking with your Android phone in your pocket, and each time you reach for it, a different animation appears on your screen. Maybe it’s a GIF of Mario jumping or a surfer ...

Apparently, XDA-Developers forum user raishiro thought the same, because he took some 56 of Ceric’s finest creations and turned them into boot animations that can be used on any rooted Android ...

Enter in your screen size, adjust your frames per second, rotate the .gif if you so choose, and upload your desired boot animation. It takes roughly 2.5 seconds to complete, then comes the next step.

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 ...

Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links ... Latest to make its way to the device are a few cool boot animations provided by our friends over at RootzWiki. The Bokeh animation ...