For Android app developers that have been slow to adopt Google’s push for themed app icons, there’s no longer a choice.

Android will block users from sideloading apps made by unverified developers next year, but we may have found a workaround.

Developers must now agree to let their Android app icons be themed or they won't be allowed to distribute on the Google Play Store.

Most Android devices default to the Google Play Store for downloading and installing apps, but it's far from the only place to get apps from.

Developing Android applications seems like it should be fairly straightforward if you believe the glossy marketing by Google ...

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