Android may be more practical than iOS when it comes to updates for most users, but you have to admit that Apple’s panel and control center has a degree of polished elegance. Some users can also prefer the translucent interface and separate alerts, as well as fast pages change. If you’re one of those men, or just interested in trying out iOS on your Android device, Treydev’s new app might be worth a look at.
Mi Control Center: Notifications and Quick Actions is an app that allows an iOS / MIUI-style makeover for your notification and fast settings pages, including some cool animations that make it more fun to swipe down and access all of this.
The app defaults to separating the notification shade and quick settings into two panels that can be pulled up by swiping on different halves of the screen. If you’re not into that, the software can be set to show quick toggles on top of the notification shade just like stock Android. There’s plenty of customizations to play with, like setting an image as the background of the panels or changing the shape of the quick settings toggles.
Android and iOS in terms of usability and design have never been similar and this app helps make the difference even narrower. If you’re envious of iOS 14 and you want to get a tiny taste of what flipping will be like, give Mi Control Center definitely one try. Downloading from Google Play or APK Mirror is free, although some of the advanced customization options require a buy in-app.
Here, we are going to show you, how you can setup MIUI 12 Control Center on your device without any error or lag issue. Make sure you follow all this simple steps to avoid any such issue and the Control Center app will run perfectly on your device like a charm.
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Robert Haba is the founder and editor-in-chief of Droid Tools. A lifelong gadget enthusiast with over a decade following the Android ecosystem, he built this publication to cut through the noise and give readers honest, real-world coverage of the tech they actually use.
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