Posted July 23, 2013
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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is one of the few Android devices that provides a true Multi -window. As we know, you can open up to two windows together and use both applications at the same time. To do this, you must launch the applications through the appropriate sidebar made by Samsung. The bar, as we know, is made in gray and can not be changed, at least with the default settings. For this, we announce today an interesting guide of our forum that will allow you to customize the toolbar to your liking .Into With the guide you will be able to customize the transparency of the background of the bar, in order to make more or less visible background. The procedure is very simple since it only r equires replacing APK of the bar by un’esplora resources. To do this, of course, you must have root permissions on your Galaxy Note 2, and do not forget to reboot the device after the procedure for the changes to take effect. If you are interested, below you will find the guide.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is one of the few Android devices that provides a true Multi -window. As we know, you can open up to two windows together and use both applications at the same time. To do this, you must launch the applications through the appropriate sidebar made by Samsung. The bar, as we know, is made in gray and can not be changed, at least with the default settings. For this, we announce today an interesting guide of our forum that will allow you to customize the toolbar to your liking .Into With the guide you will be able to customize the transparency of the background of the bar, in order to make more or less visible background. The procedure is very simple since it only r equires replacing APK of the bar by un’esplora resources. To do this, of course, you must have root permissions on your Galaxy Note 2, and do not forget to reboot the device after the procedure for the changes to take effect. If you are interested, below you will find the guide. Guide to make the bar Multi-window of the Galaxy Note 2 transparent
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Marco Grasso
In 2010, I met with a small green robot Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of a Nexus 4 and a Nexus 7.
Marco Grasso In 2010, I met with a small green robot Optimus One. Today, I am a happy owner of a Nexus 4 and a Nexus 7.
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