The Nokia Z Launcher was originally announced back in June, and has been been privately available for testing until now. The Z Launcher is an innovative solution from Nokia's emerging platforms group, which replaces the multiple Android homescreens with a single screen of dynamic apps. The list of apps will change over time based on a users particular needs.
Did you purchase a Windows Phone, only to wish you had the iOS style icons and user interface? Check out the iOS 7 Launcher, an app for Windows Phone 8 devices which brings the complete iOS experience to Windows Phone.
Yahoo Aviate is a launcher for Android which intelligently simplifies your homescreen. It removes clutter, automatically organizes your apps and shows the information which is important to you, when you need it and at the time it's useful for you.
The Google Now Launcher for Android has been updated to version 1.1.0.1167994 and now includes support for devices running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean or higher. The Google Now launcher offers a new stock Android experience with quick access to Google Now which is located as your left most homescreen.
Are you a Facebook Home user? Starting Monday, Facebook Home is now offering content from Instagram, Flickr, Tumblr and Pinterest on the app's lockscreen. The feature is still not ready for general use though and is only available to users registered in Facebook's beta program and running the latest Facebook version 3.8 beta.
Whether we love it or hate it, iOS 7 is here to stay and while not everyone likes the iOS platform, there are a few who would like to harness the full customizability of Android to experience what Apple's platform has to offer. While installing iOS on a non Apple device may not be possible the new Espire Launch iOS 7 launcher gives Android users the opportunity to make their devices look as if it were running iOS 7.
Remember Ubuntu Touch, which was released as images for the Nexus series? The innovative new platform is nearing completion, but it will face an issue faced by Windows Phone and BlackBerry - the lack of apps.
Facebook Home for Android has been updated and it is clear to see that the company is listening to user feedback, with folders now available on the app list. However while satisfying their existing users Facebook has fallen back on their initial plans for the service when it was first launched.Facebook Home for Android was launched back in April with support for HTC One X, HTC One X+, Samsung Galaxy S III, Samsung Galaxy Note II and the HTC First. While both the Samsung Galaxy S4 and HTC One were listed as "supported" devices, they have been unable to officially run the launcher until now.
Everything.me is an Android Launcher which dynamically changes your content depending your your current interests, mood or location. All you need to do is tell the Everything.me launcher (which is still in beta), what you need, want or like and the content on the device will change to match those requirements. Your favorite content will even be displayed as wallpapers on your homescreen.