How to add home screens in Android 4.4 KitKat

How to add home screens in Android 4.4 KitKat

We take a quick look at how easy it is to add more home screens in Android 4.4 KitKat.

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45 thoughts on “How to add home screens in Android 4.4 KitKat

  1. This did not work for me at all.  I was under the impression that this was all you had to do and it doesn't work for me.  I have new LG G3 with KitKat 4.4 and it's not working at all.

  2. it doesnt make any sense at all, why changing something that works beatifully for something that is confusing, and requires you to move and slide and such? If it works great, dont change it!

  3. Android Central i have a Samsung galaxy tab 3 7.0 inch. Do u know if i can update that to kitkat? Oh and by the way now im running android jellybean 4.1.2

  4. Wow that process seem like an eternally compared with my S3 with touch wiz…. You just pinch the the current home screen your on and click the + to add a blank home screen then drag your icon/app to it.

  5. why would i go back the iOs?! iOs is a really useless os. no widgets, no app interactions, no sd card, no menu key, no swappable battery, etc…
    currently Android is far more advance. and what Google did here is not a bad thing for android, since we can always just swap a launcher (something you can't do on iOs). its just the trend of Google to destroy Android, that worries me.
    Android status bar used to have 2 colors: blue/green for "all is good" and white for no internet. now, its always white

  6. not necessarily a copy. What google now offers is beyond what the "swipe left and search" did for IOS.
    Please do a bit more research before you flame.

  7. can anyone tell me how is this better than pinching than clicking the + sign ?
    google are stupidly trying to copy the bad stuff from ios!
    ios HAD a search function to the left of the home screens, then apple smartly took it away. now Google copied it. WTF Goolge?!

  8. Everybody borrows from everybody. Don't start a flame war on who copied who.

    If they're good ideas then they're worth taking. In fact i'm astounded it's taken Android this long to implement app draw and status bar transparency.

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