The open-source nature of the Android operating system is one of the best things considering the customization point of view. You can throw in a custom ROM and enjoy the latest operating system even if your phone is not eligible. You ...
Custom ROMs are not a new thing if you are into rooting, unlocking bootloader, and tweaking around with your phone. All in all, if you are a power user, you should know what a custom ROM is. Thanks to the open-source ...
Not too long ago, the developer community announced to the world the Official release of LineageOS 17.1. That announcement also listed dozens of devices that this new build of, arguably the most popular aftermarket firmware for ...
The unofficial LineageOS 17.1 support seems to be continuously expanding because as per new reports, the LineageOS 17.1 based on Android 10 is now available for the Xiaomi Redmi 7A and Mi Mix 3. Thanks to XDA members, ...
Seasoned Custom ROM users already know a thing or two about LineageOS. For the uninitiated, LineageOS has its history buried deep into CyanogenMod, the custom ROM that became quite popular back in the day for its availability on multiple devices. When ...
Many will agree that LineageOS is the most popular custom ROM there is today, boasting a massive over 1.7 billion active installs. What makes LineageOS such a popular project is the ability to bring new ...
Being an open-source platform, Android gives flexibility to the developers to develop custom ROMs that are sometimes even better in terms of features and performance. They not only bring new features, but also has certain changes in the design elements that ...
Although Xiaomi has picked up its pace and is ticking off phones from the list of devices that are upgraded to Android 10, the complete rollout is not yet achieved. One of the devices that is waiting for the Android ...
LineageOS 17.1, though unofficially, has extended its support to a number of phones lately, like Asus ZenFone Max M1, Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2, Motorola Moto G6, Sony ...
Motorola came out with Moto G6 in 2018. The handset came with Android 8 and was later upgraded to Android 9.0 Pie. Considering Motorola’s general practice to push only one OS upgrade for the Moto G ...
