It was started as CyanogenMod and known to be the first custom ROM or firmware which was able to make its way to some smartphone as pre-installed default firmware. If you want to get the most out of the camera, you can check out the Google Camera port for this phone maintained by XDA Senior Member Wyroczen. Even the auxiliary camera sensors reportedly work fine with the latest ported version. Linux on DeX got updated to officially support the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Tab S5e, but it also adds Galaxy Note 8 support and hints at Galaxy Tab S5 support. The one thing that everyone with a smartphone fears is the dreaded cracked screen.
You can find out more about the unbrick process in this thread, and we strictly advise you to give it a thorough read before playing around with the custom ROMs listed below. Developers have now released an unofficial build of the TWRP custom recovery (v3.3.1-2) for the Note 8 which you can flash to replace the stock recovery on your device. Flashing the custom recovery will allow you to install custom ROMs or kernels on your device to improve overall performance. You can download the unofficial TWRP recovery for this device from the link below and follow the instruction in this post to flash it on your device. Google officially announced the stable version of Android 13 last month and uploaded the source code to AOSP. Although Android’s newest iteration is available to only a handful of devices so far, the aftermarket development community is already hard at work releasing custom ROMs for older smartphones.
The Recovery can be flashed on your device via fastboot command so you need to have PC. Don’t flash it via recovery if you have installed TWRP or any other recovery on your device.
- Samsung will soon allow remapping of the Bixby button on Galaxy S9/S9+, Note 9, Galaxy S8/S8+, Note 8 running on Android 9 Pie-based One UI.
- In the case of the Pro variant, a 64MP quad-camera setup and a gaming-oriented MediaTek Helio G90T processor serve as the headlining features of this device.
- Linux on DeX got updated to officially support the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Tab S5e, but it also adds Galaxy Note 8 support and hints at Galaxy Tab S5 support.
- Now, a new Xiaomi device has passed through the FCC, giving us our first look at the live images of what is the Redmi Note 8, and further indicating a possible launch in the US as well.
- Along with monthly security updates to every supported device,
The first and foremost advantage straight out spells out that you don’t have to wait for the OTA to land on your device. Just take hold of the stock firmware from this post and you are good to go. Furthermore, there is a never-ending stock firmware battle going on regarding the Custom ROMs vs Stock Firmware. Now your Xiaomi phone will boot in the fastboot mode and you will see the MI Bunny on the screen of your phone.
- Xiaomi always releases a bunch of mobiles in the same series with slight modifications.
- In addition, the Flash File (ROM) also enables you to repair the Mobile device if facing any Software Issue, Bootloop Issue, IMEI Issue, or Dead Issue.
- You get access to everything from status bar customization options to lock screen personalization features with them.
- Next, go to the MI flashing tool and tap on the Refresh button to see the connected devices.
The company has since rolled out MIUI 11 based on Android 10 for a couple of devices, including the Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro, Mi 9, and more. Now, the company is rolling out MIUI 11 based on Android 10 for the Redmi Note 7, Redmi Note 8 Pro, Redmi K20/Mi 9T, Mi MIX 3, Mi 9 SE, Mi 8 SE, and others. The Mi A3 and the Redmi Note 8 Pro are amongst Xiaomi’s highlight devices for 2019.