For Andriod users, widgets redefine how we can customize our smartphones. It’s not enough that we get really powerful phones, sometimes the stock programs and interface may be found lacking. There are plenty of widgets online that could help us ‘build’ our own version of the perfect phone.
A widget is a useful addition to the Android platform with plenty of features, settings and tools made available right on the lockscreen or homescreen. However, as you the following examples will show, there are more things that the humble widget can do. Here are just 5 multi-feature widget packs and a few other useful widgets you might want to try out for your Android device.
1. UCCW
This is a well-known Android widget that are on many Android devices as its customization is one of the best in the field. UCCW enables you to create your own custom widget through its own set of customization features available within the app. You can also find all over the Web ready-made custom widgets developed with this app in UZIP format.
If you want a widget and a platform that can get you the functionality and experience that you deserve, try to get your hands on UCCW. You won’t be disappointed. [Free]
2. HD Widgets
A famous all-in-one app, with a huge list of widget sizes to choose from, you can get weather information in detail with bright and beautiful icons weather icons to go along with HD Widgets. Beside that, it also has shortcut widgets for easy access to Wi-Fi, Airplane Mode, Screen Rotation, Brightness and Bluetooth.
This is the you should get if you are looking for a nice large widget for your tablet of choice. [$1.99]
3. Atom All In One Widget
In addition to their own launcher, Atom released a widget app that prioritises minimalism. With their stylish and visually beautiful widgets, I believe it won’t be hard for you to start using one on your Android homescreen. They cover many aspects, from Clock and Calendar to Memo and Contacts in addition to other Android Settings.
Get the perfect minimalism experience on your Android with this, plus our recent compilation of 20 minimalismist clock to go along with your new homescreen. [Free]
4. Wizz Widget
Here is a nice set of Android widgets you can use for both your smartphones and tablets. Wizz Widgets comes with a useful list of widgets for messages, social media, Calendar, Contacts and Agenda. There is also a timeline widget where you can get your Facebook and Twitter feeds under a single widget.
Need a good list of useful widgets? Wizz will provide you with a collection of them. Try them out! [Free]
5. Zooper Widget
Zooper brings many features that you need in your homescreen with simplicity and a straightforward design. There are all kinds of widget sizes in this one too, so you won’t find a hard time to try it in any of your Android devices. Common features that this has include Battery level, Wi-Fi signal Level, World clock, Calendar and whole lot more on the list.
Zooper Widget also comes with a template and font options, so you can build your own template to fit your style. [Free]
Bonus: More Widgets!
Want more? Here are more widgets that you might to try out. They serve more streamlined uses compared to the widget packs above but we’re sure you will love them all the same.
Shady Camera Widget. Take a camera shot through a widget right from your homescreen without the need to start up your camera app. [$0.99]
Power Toggles. Nice clean, single widget to toggle up to 8 of your Android settings. [Free]
SwitchPro Widget. Useful widget to switch on/off your Android settings right from your homescreen. [$1.16]
Colourform. Another huge list of widgets, extension themes to HD Widgets. [$0.99]
Resizable Contact Widget Pro. Your contacts with their profile pictures, names and phone number sshow up as a widget. [$1.29]
Beautiful Widgets. For fans of colorful box cards, this one will surely find a spot in your homescreen . [Free]
Tabr Widget. Tabbed widgets? Well, it does make including more than one function in a single widget way cleaner. [Free]
Utopian UCCW. Another addition to the wonderful UCCW widget, a minimalistic and clean Android shortcut widget. [Free]
Locky Lockscreen Widgets. Notifications widget for SMS, Missed Calls, Email, Instant Messaging Apps, Social Networks and Calendars. [Free]
Missed It. A widget specifically for your missed notifications like your missed call logs, unread text messages or even your unread email notification. [$1.64]
Falcon Widgets. A great addition to a popular app Falcon for Twitter [$2.61] to read your timeline and access contents in your twitter feeds easily and quickly, all within this widget. [Free]
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