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If you are looking forward to Microsoft Metro UI, but dont want to switch phones, there is an option for you, with the WP7ROM for Android.

You can now get the Metro UI for your Android handset now too, with the release of the WP7 ROM. The custom ROM follows the form of the Metro UI for WP7 , but seemingly without the same smoothness as the original. It is also not available for most Android devices yet, but that is likely to change as we go along. It does do a good job of mimicking the WP7 launcher which, most will agree, is the most appealing feature of the OS.



Flashing your device with a custom ROM comes with a standard set of warnings. There is always a risk of something going wrong and you being left holding a very expensive rock.
Go ahead with this only if you have a rooted device and, more importantly, are somewhat familiar with the flashing process.
Always backup your device before attempting such an installation. You can check for device compatibility and install instructions here.

If you are unsure about going through with flashing your device with a custom ROM, you can try the safer Metro UI app available on the Google Play Store here.
While not as flashy as the custom ROM, this launcher gives you a similar experience to what you can expect from Metro UI.
Find out more here.