Sentences with phrase «device kernel sources»

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The company said that it will release device trees and kernel sources for the phone soon.

This has to be the shortest time for a major manufacturer to release the source kernel after the launch of the device.

This is the place to go to for official SDKs for the HTC sense UI and also for the official kernel source and binaries for the HTC devices.

About a week ago, the kernel source code for MTK (MediaTek) leaked and this source code allows developers to build Android KitKat OS for devices using MediaTek chips.

They have made available the kernel sources for their most recent devices, in one fell swoop.

Future devices will no doubt eventually have the kernel module (a closed - source bit for the processor) to support 3.3, but right now there aren't any that do and we don't know when that will happen.

Augen has also yet to release the source to the Linux kernel shipped on the device, which means their use of Linux is unlicensed too.

The kernel source allows developers to hack device functionality and build custom ROMs.

In addition to the libraries and kernel used on the device, the sources to some helper programs like the wifi monitor daemon have been released, though there was no legal requirement to do so.

HTC has released the kernel source code for a number of Android devices including several of the company's most recent smartphones and the HTC Flyer 7 inch Android tablet.

HTC Android fans who are into some serious phone customization are coming home to some good news tonight, with HTC releasing the kernel source code to over half - a-dozen devices.

The kernel source for the latest Ice Cream Sandwich update, build 3.14.605.12, the one you received on your devices at the end of July, has been released!

OnePlus is releasing the device tree and kernel source for the OnePlus 3T a full week before the device becomes available for purchase, which would theoretically allow developers with somewhat powerful hardware to not only develop for the phone, but also to use the values contained in those two file sets to construct a virtual OnePlus 3T for ROM and app testing.

OnePlus has released the full device tree and kernel source for the OnePlus 3T ahead of its November 22nd launch, following the official announcement of the device which occurred yesterday.

He has improved its compatibility across devices tenfold, with it even booting on an obscure MediaTek device which has no kernel sources available.

The OnePlus makes the OnePlus 5T's kernel sources and device tree publically available relatively quickly (with some GPLv2 compliance hiccups), which helps speed up development.

It's a shame that Xiaomi's first Android One device, which is an excellent device mind you, is suffering from a lack of custom development because Xiaomi is taking their sweet time to release kernel sources.

What makes this even stranger is that the kernel sources they are failing to release are for a device under the Android One program, the Xiaomi Mi A1.

With the kernel source in hand, the XDA community has what it needs to dive into the Gear S3's firmware files and try to create port - friendly code and device drivers.

Sony is offering its source code (device tree and kernel with a proper changelog) as a reference to other developers working on custom ROMs popular here at XDA.

When it comes to developer support, OnePlus has welcomed devs with open arms, and shortly after releasing the OnePlus 3 they set up a github for easy access to device trees and kernel sources.

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.

Now, of course every smartphone manufacturer that ships an Android device is obligated to release their kernel sources as the Linux kernel is licensed under the GPL.

To facilitate custom development, today OnePlus is releasing the device trees and kernel sources for the OnePlus 5T.

A timely release of kernel source code fulfills the GPLv2 requirements and improves relations with the enthusiast community, who are often some of the biggest cheerleaders for a device.

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 updated kernel source code release has the potential to improve development for the device, as the need for hacks and workarounds will be reduced.

Motorola, which is owned by Lenovo, generally releases kernel sources for its devices on time — but the company's occasionally slipped.

Furthermore, since there are no kernel sources released for the device yet, kernel developers were unable to make that change themselves.

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

The release of the kernel source code for both devices should make it easier for the development community to create custom ROMs without needing to rely on workarounds.

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.

It took about as long to publicize the kernel sources for the Mi Mix, with the only recent high - end device from the company which was open - sourced within three months of its commercial launch being the Mi Mix 2.

That obligation doesn't force device makers to release kernel sources in a timely manner, however, as many devices are released without the accompanying kernel source for weeks or even months.

Compare the development sections of the aforementioned devices with that of the Honor 8, which already has a handful of AOSP - based Nougat ROMs thanks to the release of kernel sources a week ago.

to release the kernel sources for their specific devices.

Since the kernel shipped on Android devices is based on the Linux kernel, device makers are obligated under the GPL v2 to release the source code for the kernel.

When the Mi A1 was released in September as the company's first Android One device, we hoped that its kernel sources would be released in a timely fashion.

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 promised to release kernel sources for the device, which they eventually did, and now that the first batch of developers have gotten their hands on the View 10, we're starting to see the fruits of this initiative.

It's not as open as android - x86 (though they've opened up their kernel sources after some public pressure), but it's a simple and easy way to breathe new life into an old device.

A manufacturer can release kernel sources for a device, but if that particular device was released a year ago then that is not going to be of much help for users of that phone — besides, the GPLv2 doesn't excuse such incredible delays.

The device's kernel source code was released a little over 10 days ago which has allowed developers to build TWRP, but without official factory images, lack of a dedicated recovery partition, and unfamiliarity with building TWRP for A / B partition devices, few dared to mess with their device in case it wouldn't boot anymore.

This means that third - party developers can now make use of the kernel source in order to create custom ROMs for the device, and technically speaking, the kernel's release can also allow application developers to create better - optimized apps for the flagship.

Part of the open source nature means all device software tends to come with its relative compatible kernels.

HTC has pushed out the kernel source code for its U11 + phone which means that anyone who is a developer for apps or other types of content, will have what they need to get started on working with the specifics in regards to the software and compatibility of the device with their creations.

This is a far cry from OEMs like Samsung, who tend to lock down devices and force enterprising members of the community to work around that, though Samsung and most others do adhere to the licensing rules of the Android versions they use by releasing kernel sources to the community at large.

Razer has officially released the kernel source code for the Razer Phone earlier today which means that any developers who have been hoping to get their hands on this data will now be able to begin work (or perhaps further their work) on developing software for the device specifically.

While creating custom ROMs and kernels for the Moto G5S wasn't impossible until now, having access to the entire kernel source code for the device should still facilitate the process of doing so and will directly contribute to the stability and consistency of your average custom ROM for the Moto G5S.

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