In our previous “How to Build an Android ROM from AOSP” guide, we went over the basics – setting up Linux, the build environment, and compiling the most basic of Android ROMs. This guide will show you ...

LineageOS isn’t the first Android 14-based custom ROM, but it’s one of the longest-running, most stable custom ROMs around, so it’s noteworthy when developers release a major new build.

Sadly, the Pixel 2 and 2 XL will never officially receive Android 12 from Google. However, thanks to the wild world of custom ROM development, you’re now able to get the very latest OS update on ...

The custom ROM is also the first taste of Android 13 for the Nothing Phone 1, which is yet to get an official Android 13-based build of Nothing OS, its own skin. The company has revealed earlier this ...

Android has been running both officially and unofficially on x86 computers, the latter thanks to the Android-x86 project. That ROM, however, is as plain as AOSP can be and other projects like ...

This isn’t the first custom ROM available for the Pixel 7 series, as at least unofficially, LineageOS 20.0 has been in development for the Pixel 7 series for a few weeks already.

The OnePlus 2 — no, not the OnePlus Nord 2, the actual second phone ever released by OnePlus — is getting some modern day attention.Thanks to an unofficial LineageOS build, Android 13 has ...

$ make clobber $ source build/envsetup.sh. Now we’ll choose the target to build, so type: $ lunch aosp_marlin-userdebug $ setpaths $ make –j4. There, we have now “built” an Android ROM from source. So ...