Launcher apps are a great way to customize your phone and make it stand out from the crowd. They're also great arranging apps on screens or in the drawer.
Animations and screen transition effects are some of the most basic features of such apps, but it seems that DU Launcher relies mostly on design than features for its users. Still, it's worthy a try but developers should definitely put in some more work.
Nice But Not Spectacular Design And Layout :
Many launcher applications come with a multitude of features or an intricate design, which makes it necessary for developers to provide a tutorial and show new users how to navigate inside the app. Instructions are also needed for new users to access all features and tools inside the app.
However, DU Launcher doesn't come with that and you wouldn't need instructions as the design is actually rather intuitive and can't possibly confuse users. It displays shortcuts to your most used apps on the home screen, together with icons to other app by the same developer.
No Extra Themes Or Screen Transition Effects :
You would expect launcher app to come with extra themes or at least a gallery of wallpapers that you can choose from, but it seems that DU Launcher has none of that. It also lacks screen transition effects and only offers you the option to manage screens, but add just 9.
Still, you can add a wallpaper from your own gallery of pictures or adjust preferences for the app. You can pick from three render modes, with increased quality, speed or minimal memory so you would not use too many device resources.
Manage Apps In The Drawer :
Still, the launcher comes with DU Boost already installer, an app that kills applications running in the background and releases memory. It has a shortcuts to other applications by the same developer. You can create folders, add widgets or shortcuts to the home screen.
The launcher displays a widget with the time and date, right on the home screen. It also has a section with recently installed app and folders in the app drawer, but it doesn't sort your apps so you'll have to add icons to the specified folder yourself. It can also hide apps from the drawer or displays them in a list, making it easier to find them.
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