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The first ever Material Design theme for Galaxy S6 and S6 edge is available now!

Yesterday, we were treated to a preview of an upcoming Galaxy S6 / S6 edge theme based entirely on the Material looks of sweet, sweet Lollipop. Surprise, surprise – the new skin is now available on the Samsung Themes store.

Made by theme maker Samer Zayer, this new look will skin most of your stock apps to look like the vanilla Android build on Nexus devices. Still, don't expect complete Material Design experience, as the notifications dropdown, app drawer, animations, recent apps menu, settings, and stock apps are still pretty much the well-known TouchWiz experience.

Regrettably, we can't link directly to the theme, due to the way the Samsung Apps store is set up. In order to find it, you have to open the Themes store, scroll down to the "Themes for Man" section and tap on "Material" (At the time of writing this article, it's the very first theme in the section).

Do you have a favorite theme for the Galaxy S6 yet?



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