Sentences with phrase «kernel source code»

Motorola is typically pretty good at releasing kernel source code for its smartphones.

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.

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.

We hoped that the same treatment would follow for the company's mid-range and budget phones as well, and Motorola has now fulfilled expectations as well as the legal requirements of the GPLv2 license by releasing the updated kernel source code for the Moto X4.

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

The SDK contains examples of applications, source code to 3rd party components of the Steam Link, Linux kernel source code, the Steam Link root filesystem, GCC toolchain, and a script to configure the build environment.

Now, the Moto X4's kernel source code from the Android Oreo update is available.

But it's only this week that Xiaomi decided to comply with Google's policy, finally uploading Mi A1 Nougat - based kernel source code on GitHub.

It is said to cost around 25k as per rumours, but what makes me worry is will they provide kernel source code and will it have NTFS File Support likewise YU?

For an Android One smartphone, it sure took the Xiaomi Mi A1 a painfully long time to publicly distribute original kernel source code.

No Mediatek phones do not get any android version updates neither they get many custom roms because mediatek has closed source kernel source code.

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.

It's made Android what it is today, and the importance of releasing kernel source code can not be understated.

For those that are interested or for developers, there are four different builds of kernel source code that Razer has made available for download.

The original equipment manufacturer traditionally releases kernel source codes for the vast majority of its devices despite not being required to; while Google's Android is an open source project, OEM - made modifications of it aren't and hence aren't necessarily publicized by the majority of companies in the smartphone industry.

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.

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.

While Motorola is likely to eventually deliver its Oreo - based kernel source code for the device, no specific time frame for its availability has yet been provided by the company.

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.

This is what some inquisitive exploration of the kernel source code by a XDA developers forum member letama has come up with which includes references to device names like Archos A70S2, A70H2, and A101XS and A120.

After releasing the Android 4.4 kernel source code for the Galaxy Note 3 last week, Samsung is doing the same for its latest batch of tablet...

After releasing the Android 4.4 kernel source code for the Galaxy Note 3 last week, Samsung is doing the same for its latest batch of tablets.

Grab these kernel source codes for the aforementioned handsets from here.

These kernel source codes will make it easier for developers to port custom ROMs to the HTC's latest handsets.

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.

In the news recently was that the smartphone company Xiaomi has not released the kernel source code for its Android phone that has been on the market for over 3 months.

This disabled high frame rate mode can be enabled by reverting this commit to the display panel configuration in the kernel source code.

At the time, the company said that the kernel source code for the Honor View 10 would be released in a week or two, once proper translations had been provided.

In other news, the kernel source code also helped pave the way for modifications such as Magisk to be released.

UPDATE 01/30/2018, 9:55 A.M. EST: Today, Xiaomi posted the kernel source code for the Mi A1.

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.»

The kernel source code for the Moto G5 has just been released, following the release of kernel source code for the Moto G5 Plus a few days ago.

While the Axon 7 had a rough start, ZTE listened to its community and addressed many of the complaints, including releasing the kernel source code for custom ROM support.

The kernel source code for the Moto G5S is now available for download on GitHub, having been released by Motorola Mobility.

That said, the phone maker has shown improvement with the recently released Mate 10 and the Honor 7X, the kernel source code for which was released in December.

It's heartening to see Huawei keep up the good work by releasing the kernel source code for the Huawei P10 and P10 Plus's Android Oreo update.

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.

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.

The company's move comes only three weeks after it debuted the kernel source code for the Moto G5S Plus, having not set up its mid-range Android lineup for support on the part of the -LSB-...]

Motorola Mobility released the kernel source code for a build of Android 7.1.1 Nougat designed for the Moto Z Play, with the company publishing its work on GitHub earlier this week.

After the article was published, however, XDA Recognized Developer SultanXDA was able to do some more digging into the kernel source code and found incontrovertible proof that OnePlus did indeed orient the display panel upside - down:

The kernel source code for this device was released 2 days ago (scroll to the bottom), which means that developers can now start working on porting TWRP onto the device.

The XDA Developers community was able to confirm the OnePlus 5's display is inverted by examining the phone's kernel source code.

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.

Today, Xiaomi posted the kernel source code for the Mi A1.

The kernel source code for the Razer Phone was released two months ago and by the end of December we had an official release of TWRP ready to go for the public.

One of the first things developers look for when a new smartphone is released is the kernel source code.

Here, you'll find links to the kernel source code archive as well as factory images (which come with instructions on how to restore your Razer Phone's original factory firmware).