I love customizing my Android phone. Frequently, I switch between launchers and try them out. While many prefer sticking to the popular ones, I try getting my hands on the lesser-known ones. However, the one thing that these launchers have in common is that they either present your apps in a list or in a rows-and-columns grid. But Android has an answer to almost everything, and Nocebo Launcher presents things a bit differently. You don’t get a simple list of apps; instead, you get a spinning wheel of apps that you can flick around like a dial. Quite interesting, isn’t it?
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