I'll show, how you can download and enjoy the beautiful new Android L wallpapers on your device, but I think you’ll agree that the matter of the Materially-Designed new keyboard is a considerably more pressing one. Thanks to the work of dedicated Android developers – namely those gracing the forums at XDA-Developers – you can now install the new keyboard on your device running Android 4.0 or higher, although for best results, you’ll need to be rooted.
As before mentioned, you will need to be running Android 4.0 or newer in order to indulge, but provided you can meet this prerequisite, then you’re good to go. Rooted users should go here over at XDA, which provides the flashable .ZIP file required to get the keyboard up and running, while those of you that haven’t rooted your device can attempt to install the APK located here.
The root method is apparently more reliable, and given that root access, by its very nature, allows you to get right into the system files and make such permanent alterations, this shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise.
As before mentioned, you will need to be running Android 4.0 or newer in order to indulge, but provided you can meet this prerequisite, then you’re good to go. Rooted users should go here over at XDA, which provides the flashable .ZIP file required to get the keyboard up and running, while those of you that haven’t rooted your device can attempt to install the APK located here.
The root method is apparently more reliable, and given that root access, by its very nature, allows you to get right into the system files and make such permanent alterations, this shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise.
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