LineageOS now officially supports Pixel 9a
Almost half a year after launch, the Pixel 9a is now part of the official LineageOS build roster and comes full circle on Pixel 9 series support.
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LineageOS now officially supports the OnePlus 13
Although superseded in the same year it was released, the OnePlus 13 is now free of Oxygen OS with the addition of official LineageOS support.
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LineageOS now officially supports the OnePlus 12 with builds expected to be available in the coming days.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 22 now supports Galaxy Tab S7, Xiaomi 12 series, plus many more
As phones get longer support windows, third-party ROMs like LineageOS aren’t all that necessary, but still a welcome option, especially for owners of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, plus a plethora of other older Android-powered devices. Here are a few newly supported handsets.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS now officially supports the Pixel 9 series
Over 3 months after launch – LineageOS – the biggest and most well-known third party ROM now officially supports the entire Pixel 9 series.
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LineageOS 21 support comes to LG G7, V35, V40, Galaxy Note 10, Realme 9 Pro, plus more
The custom ROM scene has dwindled over the years as devices have gained more lifecycle updates, but LineageOS 21 carries the torch for a ton of older phones including the Galaxy Note 10, LG G7 lines, and more.
Expand Expanding ClosePixel 8a joins the LineageOS 21 build roster
LineageOS 21, based on recent Android 14 builds, is set to officially come to Googe’s latest mid-ranger, the Pixel 8a.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 21 now officially supports the Nintendo Switch
While mosty people are unlikely to flash Android 14 on their gaming handheld, the Nintendo Switch is now officially supported by LineageOS 21.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 21 now officially supports Chromecast with Google TV (4K)
After confirmation that the team was working on porting the ROM, LineageOS 21 is now officially coming to the Chromecast with Google TV (4K).
Expand Expanding CloseSony Xperia 1 V joins LineageOS 21 build roster
LineageOS 21, based on Android 14, is set to be officially available for last year’s flagship, Sony Xperia 1 V.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 21 brings Android 14 to Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE might not officially be able to get Android 14, but it can get the latest stable update thanks to LineageOS 21.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 21 brings Android 14 to Fairphone 5
Despite offering extensive support windows for the device lineup, if you own the Fairphone 5, you can now officially install LineageOS 21 on the sustainable phone.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS shutting down Android 11-based builds
LineageOS is a great way to keep an older device running on newer versions of Android, but the project can only support builds for so long. This week, LineageOS 18.1 builds based on Android 11 are being sunset, but for good reason.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 21 debuts with Android 14, redesigned apps, more
The popular custom ROM LineageOS is debuting its Android 14 builds, LineageOS 21, with a few key improvements and the addition of an ad-free Android TV launcher too.
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LineageOS is currently installed on 1.5 million Android devices
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.
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Google Pixel Tablet gets support for LineageOS
If you were hoping for some additional software flexibility on Google’s new Pixel Tablet, you’re in luck as LineageOS support has just been added.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 20 now supports Google Pixel 6, Pixel 7, and more
The ever-popular third-party Android ROM LineageOS has gained support for all of Google’s Tensor-powered phones, including the Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 series.
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LineageOS 20 adds support for Poco X3, plus more Xiaomi devices
After the launch announcement earlier in the month, the Android 13-based LineageOS 20 is already adding extra support for a small pool of devices including the Poco X3 plus more Xiaomi handsets.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 20 based upon Android 13 officially launches w/ new camera app, more
In the world of third-party Android ROMs, LineageOS is among the most popular. Months after Android 13 was officially released for Pixel phones, LineageOS 20 has arrived based upon the latest mobile OS.
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LineageOS 19 support comes to Google ADT-3 dongle and Moto Edge 20
Based upon Android 12, the third-party LineageOS 19 ROM now supports a flurry of new devices, including Google’s ADT-3 Android TV developer dongle, the Motorola Edge 20, and Dynalink 4K Box.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 19 builds arrive for OnePlus 9/9 Pro, Poco X3 Pro, more
Device support for LineageOS 19 is expanding with the addition of the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro, Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro, and Mi A1.
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LineageOS 19 builds arrive for Samsung Galaxy S10 series, Essential Phone, plus more
LineageOS 19 based upon Android 12 may have only officially launched just a few weeks ago, but it is already expanding to more devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S10, Essential Phone, Poco F2 Pro, Poco F3, plus many more.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 19 based on Android 12 goes official w/ builds for selected Pixel phones
Over the past few months, we’ve seen a number of unofficial builds of LineageOS 19 based upon Android 12, but now this third-party ROM is officially available.
Expand Expanding CloseLineageOS 18.1 is now available for original Google Pixel and Pixel XL
The original Google Pixel and Pixel XL now have a new lease on life courtesy of Android 11 support via the third-party LineageOS 18.1 ROM.
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