Moreover, you can even use external icon pack which is not possible with Google’s default launcher.
You can choose between three themes and five accent colors offered. The launcher has a lot of customizations to offer. You can even add up to five shortcuts below the dock.
Swiping up on the dock opens a small quick settings bar that lets you quickly enable/disable Wi-Fi, Data, Bluetooth, Torch and Airplane Mode. Now talking about some more features offered by Microsoft Launcher, the recent update added gesture support and now you can enable various gestures as per your convenience. Apart from that, you can view your recent activity, and if you want any custom functionality, you can add widgets to the feed. Moreover, you can maintain a to-do list and even create quick notes in your feed. You can directly view your calendar events, read news based upon your interest, call most frequently contacted people and even open frequent applications. Somewhat similar to Google’s Launcher, this feed brings some important features to your home screen. Other than that, swiping right on your main home screen takes you to your personal feed. Microsoft Launcher has almost all the features that other launchers offer. You get your normal home screen where you can place your favorite apps and widgets, and then you have the app drawer where all the other apps are available. Like most of the other launchers, Microsoft Launcher is also based upon a two-screen design. The wallpaper automatically gets changed after an interval, but you can also change wallpapers manually. If you’ve ever been a fan of Bing Daily Wallpapers, then you are going to love this launcher. It offers clean design and icons topped by beautiful Bing wallpapers. The launcher aims to provide a clean and intuitive user experience. Once you’ve accepted all the terms and conditions and signed up as a beta tester, you can download the application from the Play Store. To download Microsoft Launcher on your device, you need to become the beta tester first.
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