HyperOS – Icon Pack Mod is an icon pack for Android that replaces the look of your device's app icons with sleek, futuristic designs modeled on the icons found on Mi 2023-2024 devices. Alongside the icons, the listing describes a set of wallpapers and dynamic calendar support, so the pack covers both the visual style of your apps and the backgrounds behind them.
What does the icon pack include?
According to the description, the pack contains 3,900 icons and 310 wallpapers. The icons are described as meticulously designed and intended to change the appearance of the home screen and app drawer. The listing also mentions alternative icons for popular apps, which gives users more than one style option for the same application. The wallpapers are described as covering abstract patterns, scenic landscapes, and minimalist designs.
Which launchers does it work with?
The description states that the icon pack integrates with Hyperion, Nova, and Evie launchers. It recommends using a customizable launcher such as one of these, because they make it easier to apply themes and adjust the home screen and app drawer. Launcher behavior is not described in detail beyond this, so the exact customization options depend on the launcher you choose.
How does it work with the OneUI Launcher?
The listing says that the OneUI Launcher can be used with the pack, but only after two additional apps are installed from the Galaxy Store: ‘Good Lock’ and ‘Theme Park’. The description presents these apps as necessary for using the icon pack fully with that launcher, so users who prefer the OneUI Launcher should account for this requirement.
Does it support dynamic calendar icons?
Yes, the listing describes dynamic calendar support. According to the description, the icons work with the device's calendar app and display the current date directly on the icon. This is the pack's main time-related feature, and the listing does not describe other calendar behaviors beyond this.
Who develops the app and how can users get in touch?
The app is listed under the developer name Eatos. The description says users can stay in contact with the developer through email or Twitter for questions and updates, but it does not provide specific contact addresses in the supplied material.