A new Xposed Module lets users of Android Oreo devices access Google's interface changes made in Android P. It's not perfect, and it doesn't replicate the under-the-hood changes Google will be making to Android, but its better than nothing.
Xposed Framework has been updated to version 88.2, introducing better MIUI compatability as well as a series of bug fixes for Samsung and OnePlus devices and an outdated installation detector. Read more here!
Amplify, one of the most popular Xposed modules out there at the moment, has received an update; introducing support for Xposed on Android Nougat, as well as SELinux wakelock support. Read more here!
Sick and tired of your Xperia experience? Want to give the ageing Xperia launcher a coat of paint? A new Xposed module should allow you to customise the stock launcher to your heart's content!
Xiaomi's heavily skinned version of Android has traditionally been a tough nut to crack in terms of rooting and modifying. Fortunately for users, the popular customisation framework Xposed is now available on MIUI 9 devices.
Twitter doubled the character limit for tweets from 140 to 280 but that feature has yet to be officially released. With the help of a new Xposed module, you can unlock this feature on any Android device before 8.0 Oreo.
GravityBox is one of the most popular and most multifaceted modules available for Xposed today, and it's just received an update with Android Nougat support. Read more at ModMy!
Xposed Framework has been updated to v88.1, bringing stability improvements, bug fixes and more
Xposed Framework, one of the most popular and insanely versatile methods of modification on Android, has landed on Android 7.0 and 7.1 Nougat.