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Infographic: Features of Paranoid Android ROM

April 4, 2014 by Ian Kersey - 1 Comment

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If you’re new to rooting your Android device, you are probably getting bogged down in trying to figure out just which custom ROM is the best one for you. While CyanogenMod often steals the show when it comes to the custom Android ROM scene, Paranoid Android shines when it comes to getting rid of that bloatware that’s trapped on your phone.

Paranoid Android allows you to customize the status of navigation bars with any color of your choice, as well as allowing you to choose from different UI modes optimized for different sized devices. Paranoid Android even lets you change your startup screen and apply a ton of themes at your whim.

RELATED: A Visual Walkthrough of CyanogenMod 10.2

Check out the handy infographic below for a look at all of the features Paranoid Android has to offer when it comes to getting rid of that factory and carrier bloatware.

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