Sentences with phrase «oreo kernel source»

Just a few days ago, Samsung released the Android 8.0 Oreo kernel source code for the Exynos - based Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 +, and for most users who received the update, it seemed to be working just fine — even if its lack of Project Treble left some disappointed.

That necessitated another release of kernel sources, and Motorola's compiled, publishing the Android Oreo kernel source code for the Moto Z2 Force.

Not exact matches

We're told that both kernel source code as well as factory images will be released «in the next few days» and the company is planning for the Android Oreo update «in the next month or two.»

It is unknown when the kernel sources of the Qualcomm variant of the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Samsung Galaxy S8 + will release, but it will probably be shortly after the official Oreo release for those devices.

Since then, the Moto X4 has received its Android 8.0 Oreo update, which means that the manufacturer has to release kernel sources for the updated binaries on the devices.

The Moto Z2 Force also recently received the Android Oreo update, and Motorola was quick to release updated kernel sources.

Unfortunately, the Xiaomi Mi A1 has already hit a number of hurdles on its path to stable Android Oreo, and to make matters worse, independent developers had their work cut out by the inexplicable public absence of kernel sources.

Huawei released kernel sources before even starting to roll out Oreo to its devices, for which we applaud the company.

Fortunately for users, access to the kernel source code may not even be fully necessary in order to enjoy an AOSP - based custom ROM, at least on Huawei or Honor devices running Android Oreo.

At Rs. 13,999, the Mi A1 is still one of the best devices out there (even if we take the lack of kernel sources into account), and the Oreo update is sure to improve its user experience.

The company released kernel sources for the Mate 10 and Honor 7X in December, and recently released the Android Oreo - based kernel source code for the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus.

Regardless, with the availability of kernel sources (which we hope are updated for the Oreo release!)

Having Project Treble support is what allows an obscure MediaTek Android phone to run AOSP Android Oreo despite the lack of kernel source availability or TWRP support.