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When 2.0 was realesed there was a full black theme, in 2.1 it turned gray. I have a AMOLED display and because of that I want the full black theme, is there anyway to upgrade and still have a 100% black theme?
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With pretty much all the current themes being black, dark or various shades of red, I was wondering if there are any good "light" themes out there for stock. I'm running Bones Stock and am using (and loving) the Note 2 keyboard, so it would be nice to have a light theme for that too
Hi everyone , one of the first tips to extend your battery life and customize your device is downloading a theme (dark for more battery life ) I've downloaded a few ones with are supposed to be dark but they're only a dark grey theme, I haven't seen a true back theme that takes advantage of the amoled display , so if there's any theme developer seeing this the xda community would love to download a beautifull amoled theme for the amazing display of the s7 edge
Try this. It's awesome.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3323994
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if you like material design, try to search Material Black. This is different from Material Dark.
You could try Blue and Black Amoled. Black backgrounds, white text and a few blue accents.
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Try the AllBacksBlack the best full black theme since S4 days [emoji6]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3346282
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I bought the Redmi4Prime and it's a great device but dark blue looks a bit like violet on mine. Can I fix it with a custom kernel or it's just the display itself?
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Is there a dark themed ROM that is battery oriented? I know you could use substratum, but most themes I want cost money, and for the battery, I'd like to stay away from root
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I have read that a black or dark theme could save a bit of battery with oled or super amoled but not with non-oled screens. This is apparently due to the way the backlight works in lcd screens.