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                            10 amazing Android home screen designs that will inspire you.

Hey there! We're back with the third post in our special series for custom Android home screens, made by some of our most inventive readers.

Before we present you with the latest batch of personalized eye candy, we need to give props to last week's winner. Dre's minimalistic, jellyfish inspired home page has triumphed by grabbing 18.3% of the total vote. We concur, as we also believe that cleaner designs that are also practical can be quite splendid.

We would also like to thank everyone that has participated so far, as our inbox has been truly beautified by all of your wonderful submissions.

Please note that if your own personalized creation is not included here, it doesn't mean that it won't eventually end up on the site. We've received a vast number of entries, so we simply might have not gotten to it yet. We will continue to publish more custom masterpieces in the following days and weeks, so stay tuned!



To participate in our series, send your submission tophonearenahome@gmail.com.

Please include your nickname, the phone that you use and the name of your launcher/widgets/icon packs.

With that, we now leave you with our third set of favorite home screens...

Hey there! We're back with the third post in our special series for custom Android home screens, made by some of our most inventive readers.

Before we present you with the latest batch of personalized eye candy, we need to give props to last week's winner. Dre's minimalistic, jellyfish inspired home page has triumphed by grabbing 18.3% of the total vote. We concur, as we also believe that cleaner designs that are also practical can be quite splendid.

We would also like to thank everyone that has participated so far, as our inbox has been truly beautified by all of your wonderful submissions.

Please note that if your own personalized creation is not included here, it doesn't mean that it won't eventually end up on the site. We've received a vast number of entries, so we simply might have not gotten to it yet. We will continue to publish more custom masterpieces in the following days and weeks, so stay tuned!



To participate in our series, send your submission tophonearenahome@gmail.com.

Please include your nickname, the phone that you use and the name of your launcher/widgets/icon packs.

With that, we now leave you with our third set of favorite home screens...



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Ronoc039's home screen is so sleek, it literally made me cue up Toto - Africa. His HTC One M8 relies on the HTC Sense and Zooper to achieve this lovely look. Each page has different buttons built into the screen that lead to various apps.

Lord has gone for a clean and unobtrusive custom Android experience. Nova Launcher Prime, the Rondo icon pack and Poweramp Music Player embellish the UI of his Samsung Galaxy Note 2.

This landscape-oriented screenshot does not come from a smartphone. Android tablets are just as customizable as their handset counterparts, and the Galaxy Tab 4 that our user Settings owns is living proof of this. He utilizes Nova Launcher and the Glim icon pack, while the weather and clock widgets are there thanks to Eye In Sky and ClockQ.

We have to admit, our user BALU seems to have good taste. His home page is another fine minimalistic beauty, and this is accomplished via Nova Launcher Prime, the Rounded UP icon pack and some clever positioning of his default clock widget. Simple and pretty!

The OnePlus 3 and 3T models come with a very nice default UI, but we won't blame Adrian for deciding to shake things up with his smartphone. Again, Nova Launcher serves as the basis for this augmentation, and we really like how the wallpaper matches with the Cygnus Dark icon pack. Another interesting thing we noticed is the Batman sign button, which is there through the CircleLauncher.

Call us psychic, but we have the uncanny feeling that Coma is a fan of the Dirty Unicorns custom ROM. His Pixel XL is rocking Nova Launcher Prime and the Glim Dark icon pack, but the wallpaper here obviously takes the cake.

Our next pick for this week comes from Maxnooze. Unfortunately, the only information that we got from his e-mail is that he owns a Samsung Galaxy S6 which uses Nova Launcher Prime. If you like his wallpaper, search Holly Lucero in Google. The icon pack here is another mystery, but you can achieve a similar effect with Black-PD.

The UI of matt8174's Moto X Style does indeed look stylish. The little shadow effects of the Umbra icon pack used here impressed us the most, while the popular Minimal Clock widget virtually goes well with everything.

We continue with another set of amazing icons, which are from the Retrorika pack. Our user Msumaidaa employs them in combination with the Nova Launcher to pimp out his OnePlus 3T. Bonus points for the cool wallpaper.