How to enable System UI Tuner on Android 6.0 Marshmallow: Step 1: Pull down the notification panel from the top and long-press the Settings gear icon for a couple of seconds.

Here’s how to access the System UI Tuner, and a quick rundown of what it can do with Android 7.0. If you’re familiar with the chrome://flags shortcut in Google Chrome, the System UI Tuner is ...

With Android 6.0 Marshmallow and the third developer preview now out for anyone with a supported device and the desire to flash the software, there will ...

The System UI Tuner that was first introduced in Android M’s preview 1 and 2 is back again in Android 6.0’s preview 3, only it’s not as easy to find as it once was. In fact, Google has ...

Turns out, that related activities for the System UI tuner are still present in the current developer preview for Android P, just nothing in the current developer preview is set to point at it.

To enable the System UI Tuner, swipe down twice on the Android notification shade to expand it completely. Then, press and hold the Settings cog and release it once it starts spinning.

So you’ve flashed the Android N Developer Preview, and you’ve long pressed the gear icon in the notification shade to open up the System UI Tuner. But now you want to get rid of it. Well, good ...

The System UI Tuner in the Android O Developer Preview has introduced new ways to customize the navigation bar of your device. The navigation bar is the panel at the bottom of a number of Android ...

When you let go, it’ll tell you that you have System UI Tuner active. Once active, you’ll find System UI Tuner right near the bottom of the main settings list, just below ‘Developer Options’.

The System UI Tuner that was first introduced in Android M's preview 1 and 2 is back again in Android 6.0's preview 3, only it's not as easy to find as it once was.

Lurking in the developer options of the Android M dev preview is something called System UI Tuner. It's not a very descriptive name, but if you back out to the main system settings, you'll see it ...