Xposed Installer is a software utility designed by famous android developer, Chris Jordan. This program is intended to convert your stock android system to pure zest for life. This program is a type of an "unofficial" android system, which means that it will not function like a rom, or any other user made software. The reason behind its creation was to create an ultimate solution for android phone users who were looking to enjoy their mobile device without messing up with other third party applications that may not have the best compatibility with their phone. Users of the Xposed system can download and install Xposed right onto their mobile device without worrying about compatibility issues with other software programs.
In order to utilize the full power of your Xposed Installer, you will need to ensure that you have the right installation files needed to successfully install the Xposed Framework. These are small program files that will carry out all of the functions of the Xposed installer. For this reason, it is always suggested that you download the Xposed app itself, as well as the Xposed Installer, before you begin any downloading processes. If you choose to download the Xposed app, make sure that you have the correct version number of the app downloaded to your device. Also, ensure that you have read and accepted the terms and conditions of the license agreement. Once you have done so, your device will be ready for the installation process!
After successfully installing the Xposed Installer, it will launch your application, which will in turn prompt you to perform a series of basic tweaks. These tweaks will in turn provide a customized user experience, such as allowing more control over the power management settings, allowing the phone to automatically adjust its power settings based on current usage, allowing you to tweak the performance of your camera, and a host of others. Once you have successfully compiled the app, it will prompt you again to install the required software. This step is usually accompanied by the installation of the official Android stack and the associated XML code. Once this is completed, you will then be able to connect your device to your computer via USB. Finally, after rebooting your device, you should be able to see a new, themed status bar in your Android screen!