Google is not discontinuing the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), but it has made big changes that affect how Android ...

Google has confirmed it isn't discontinuing AOSP, but it's making a change that makes it harder for devs to build Android for ...

For years, Google used its Pixel phones as reference devices for AOSP development. As part of this, the company also ...

Folks doing custom ROMs for Pixel handsets like LineageOS and GrapheneOS will have their work cut out for them.

The inclusion of new devices in the LineageOS 21 support list is a positive development for Android users. By extending the lifespan of older smartphones, custom ROMs like LineageOS contribute to ...

The custom ROM scene for Android devices isn’t nearly what it once was, but down to today, 1.5 million devices are currently running on LineageOS. LineageOS is the project that took up the work ...

Custom Android ROMs are basically modified versions ... control over the settings and behavior of their devices. The initial release of LineageOS 21 includes all of the features in Android 14 ...

LineageOS, Paranoid Android, and Pixel Experience are still alive and kicking. So do you still use custom ROMs on your Android devices? Let us know below. There are plenty of reasons to use a ...

The last time we covered LineageOS, the most popular custom Android ROM, it started supporting a handful of new devices with Android 8.1 builds. The project published Changelog 19 yesterday ...

LineageOS is one of the best options for devices to get new Android versions in an unofficial manner, serving as the ...

LineageOS 21 breathes new life into aging smartphones, extending their functionality, security, and stability with Android 14. The custom ROM now supports additional devices like the LG G7 ThinQ ...

But, do you have any guesses as to how many devices currently run ... David Imel explored the history of custom ROMs on Android. He sat with members of the LineageOS team. The episode is an ...