If you’re interested in an eye-popping theme that’s sure to grab the attention of passerby, then we think you might want to look into Ango Full Theme by maxpatchs and abdullahbassas.
Ango Full Theme is a full-featured theme with elements to theme various UI elements, including:
- Home Screen app icons
- Status Bar icons
- Settings app icons
- Lock Screen icons
- Keyboard icons
- Badges
- The Music app UI
- The TweetBot UI
- Wallpapers
- And more…
In addition to supporting to many different facets of the iOS mobile operating system, we should note that Ango brings more than 6,550 vector-based icons to the table, including alternative icons. 45 wallpaper images are also included.
When I look at Ango, I immediately see icons that lose the typical square aesthetic and instead sport unique shapes. I also appreciate the use of color, as these icons almost seem to pop off the screen due to being so vibrant.
What makes Ango unique in our eyes is that it themes more than just the typical Home Screen icons and Settings icons, but it actually extends to modifying the user interfaces of certain apps that most themes these days simply don’t.
Once purchased, users have the ability to request app icons if the theme doesn’t already support all their Home Screen’s app icons. Free requests can be made via email, but they may take a bit to fulfill. For premium icon requests, which should be faster to fulfill, there are options to request up to 150 icons, but this comes with a price.
While the theme can be used with both jailbroken and non-jailbroken devices, it’s important to note that non-jailbroken devices will only be able to take advantage of Home Screen app icon theming via the Shortcuts app, while jailbreakers will have full unfettered access to the entire theme by way of SnowBoard.
Also see: How to apply a theme with SnowBoard
If you’re interested in giving Ango Full Theme a try, then you may currently purchase it for only $1.99 from the Havoc repository via your favorite package manager app or web browser.
Are you as wowed by the Ango theme as we are? Tell us your thoughts about how it looks in the comments section down below.