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. While we are just off the back of the sizable Android ...

LineageOS 22.1 based on Android 15 QPR1 is now available for over 100 devices. The latest version of LineageOS brings Android 15 changes as well as a new music player and PDF reader. LineageOS 21 is ...

The LineageOS team has released LineageOS 23.0, bringing Android 16 to over 100 different devices. This release is based on the initial Android 16 release due to Google’s delay in releasing QPR1’s ...

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The landscape of Android software updates has undergone a significant transformation in recent years. Once characterized by short update cycles and limited support, manufacturers are now offering ...

For those who love to have a modded console on the go, the LineageOS 21 now officially supports Nintendo Switch. This milestone marks the first time the gaming machine got this software support, ...

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LineageOS, known for extending the life of older devices with its custom ROMs based on newer versions of Android, has announced Android 14-based LineageOS 21 with updated apps & other improvements.

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. Announced this week, LineageOS 21 ...

LineageOS enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate as the latest iteration, LineageOS 21, based on Android 14, has been rolled out ahead of schedule. Typically slated for an April release, this version ...

There was a time when people loved experimenting with custom ROMs. That’s when CyanogenMod stood apart from all, but its popularity gradually began to fade. The successor of the once-great CyanogenMod ...