Hi All,
Google has just released a Android Beta Program and provided Developer Preview for Android N.
Here is first look at the Android N on Nexus 6P.
People can subscribe to Android Beta Program at Android Beta Program
The first developer preview is not at all stable and installing it on primary device is not suggested. You can try it on your secondary devices.
I will be adding more videos and updates about Android N. If you want to take a look anything specific let me know.
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Can someone flyme os ported to i9100 above?I hope that the technology can do it!
*If the transplant not high imitation, but the best even set high imitation to friends!
Flyme OS Meizu operating system for its mobile phone products.February 18, 2009 Meizu launched the first official version of the mobile phone based on Windows CE 6.0 core operating system (only applies to Meizu M8, called Mmoblie operating system), and subsequent introduction of the M9 and MX depth customization based Android 2.2and Android 2.3 operating system (not the formal establishment of a proper name), but it was not until June 25, 2012, will be based for its mobile phone operating system of Android 4.0.3 officially established as "Flyme OS".Eico Design also involved in its design.The latest version of this system or Flyme 1.0.5 Flyme 1.1.
System Features
The line for people to use the habits of the depth of customization for users in China;
The interface is simple but yet beautiful;
Integrated feature pages suitable for mobile phone Meizu Software Center;
Cloud service integration flyme.
s021049q said:
Can someone flyme os ported to i9100 above?I hope that the technology can do it!
*If the transplant not high imitation, but the best even set high imitation to friends!
Flyme OS Meizu operating system for its mobile phone products.February 18, 2009 Meizu launched the first official version of the mobile phone based on Windows CE 6.0 core operating system (only applies to Meizu M8, called Mmoblie operating system), and subsequent introduction of the M9 and MX depth customization based Android 2.2and Android 2.3 operating system (not the formal establishment of a proper name), but it was not until June 25, 2012, will be based for its mobile phone operating system of Android 4.0.3 officially established as "Flyme OS".Eico Design also involved in its design.The latest version of this system or Flyme 1.0.5 Flyme 1.1.
System Features
The line for people to use the habits of the depth of customization for users in China;
The interface is simple but yet beautiful;
Integrated feature pages suitable for mobile phone Meizu Software Center;
Cloud service integration flyme.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1958726
1.Thr is something called search button on top. If u type "FLYME OS S2" it ll get u to the link.
2. This s ROM section request and concerns should be posted in Q & A and general sections resp.
3. If u keeping posting BIG letters many ppl think u have ported a ROM. Got It??
Misleading title.
This isn't development. Please do not create threads like this.
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This isn't development. Please do not create threads like this.
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Not only that, the OP posted the EXACT SAME THING yesterday and I removed it. Do not post this here again!
I am looking to root my Galaxy View so that I can upgrade to a newer version of Android and had a couple of questions. What version can I update to without running into problems and will updating to a newer OS allow me to install apps that were not compatible before such as Teams? This is my first time rooting a device since my original Motorola Droid and much has changed it seems. Thanks for any help.
Idk why Samsung wouldn't continue to support their largest device on the market. Here's an idea why don't the apps just continue to support all devices they did use at one time. They already have the os so just but it back on the server like the current os is. So it's the app writers that's making devices obsolete.
Hi,
I want to play with Moonlight ( play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.limelight ), but capturing mouse on Android < 8.x ( github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-docs/wiki/Setup-Guide ) is impossible without root:
Android 7.1 (Nougat) or earlier, using an external mouse with proper mouse capture on Android requires a rooted device. If you want to use an external mouse on your rooted device, you should download "Moonlight for Rooted Devices" on the Play Store or app-root-release.apk from releases. NVIDIA SHIELD devices and Android 8.0 (Oreo) have mouse capturing built-in that Moonlight uses without needing root. Moonlight for Rooted Devices is not available for Android 8.0, since the non-root version contains all features that required root using the new Android Oreo APIs.
To toggle capturing the mouse cursor on Moonlight for Rooted Devices, press Ctrl+Alt+Z.
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We've got Android 7.1.1 on our Pixelbooks right now, so there is any way to upgrade it into 8.x?
If not - what's the easiest way to root it? Do we need root (turn on dev mode) on chromeos first?
Google said they will skip Oreo and go straight to P, so the only thing we can do is wait unfortunately.
Thanks for response. That's not ideal situation, but at lease I know what's to expect. I've got already Android P on My Google Pixel 2 via Beta channel. Do you know if it's available on Chromebooks beta channel?
Unfortunately it's not available on any channel right now and I'm afraid it won't until Google releases final AOSP code.
There were some code commits on Chromium code repository that mentioned Android P, but so far there is nothing in the public releases that we could test.
Thanks again.
So looks like only way to make it works it will be root android on my chromebook.
Do you have any experience with that? I guess first step will be switch ChromeOS to Dev mode and then we can start play with @Nolirum script provided on this topic:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ha...ooting-android-os-samsung-chromebook-t3690054
No, I didn't have the need to use root on my Chromebook so far
Hello folks,
I installed Android 13 - Developer Preview 1. I spent 13 minutes hands on with the latest Android 13 Developer Preview 1 - from the first boot of Android 13, to animations check, widgets check, recent menu check, quick toggles & settings, screenshots, split screen and more.
You can check it out here
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Some folks are asking me if it is okay for a daily driver - well it`s too soon to tell and most probably would not be ideal although I used Android 12 DP1 from day one on a Pixel 3 XL and it was good (with all the perks and bugs)
What is wrong with this thread that has been already started before this one?
Android 13 Developer Preview! - Anyone brave enough to try :)
A13 Developer preview is available for Pixel 6 series: https://developer.android.com/about/versions/13/get#on_pixel If anyone has tried or planning to try, please let us know your experience :)
forum.xda-developers.com
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What is wrong with this thread that has been already started before this one?
Android 13 Developer Preview! - Anyone brave enough to try :)
A13 Developer preview is available for Pixel 6 series: https://developer.android.com/about/versions/13/get#on_pixel If anyone has tried or planning to try, please let us know your experience :)
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Its cool, didnt see that - delete that thread
Hello realme Fans,
This year we have been working closely with Google in order to bring the latest Android 14 Developer Preview Program to our realme GT 2 Pro users.
If you’re a developer, own a realme GT 2 Pro, and can’t wait to help beta testing Android 14 - this is your opportunity to enroll!
Please keep in mind that:
● The Android 14 Beta is meant to allow developers to adapt their apps to the new Android version.
● The Android 14 Beta is still in the early stages of development and might not represent a stable enough user experience. Unless you are a developer, we do not recommend flashing this ROM, especially if you have little to no experience in software development or flashing custom ROMs. Proceed at your own risk.
● Some applications may not work properly. This includes Google apps as well as third-party ones.
● The firmware may not come with all stock Android’s built-in features.
Known Issues:
1. All user data will be erased during the upgrade.
2. Some system functions are not available.
3. Part of the interface display may look less than desirable.
4. Some applications may not work properly or be fully functional.
5. The system may have some stability issues.
Local Upgrade Process from Android 13 to Android 14 Beta 1
Please update to the required version of Android 13 (RMX3301_C.16) in order to be able to enter the Android 14 Developer Preview (RMX3301_F.01):
Android 14 Beta 1 Update Package →
India
https://download.c.realme.com/flash/DP1_Android_14/IN/RMX3301_11_F_OTA_3010_all_M5Kvg6_00011011.zip
China
https://rbp01.realme.net/GT_2Pro/RMX3300_11_F_OTA_3010_all_jQM0FU_10010111.zip
Step-by-step Upgrade Process
Follow the following instructions to update to the Android 14 Beta 1:
● Transfer the downloaded firmware to the phone storage.
● Turn on developer mode
● Go to Settings > Software Update > Settings in the upper right corner > Manually select the installation package
● Select the downloaded firmware package, click install after loading
● After the verification is completed, the system will be restarted and updated
Local Rollback Process from Android 14 Beta 1 to Android 13
● Please back up your data before proceeding with the rollback process: Settings > Additional Settings > Back Up and Reset > Backup & Restore, and then select the data to back up.
● Please keep the battery level over 30%, and do not turn off your phone during the rollback process.
● In order to revert back to Android 13, please follow the same procedure you went through to join the Android 14 Developer Preview but by using the rollback package below.
Rollback Firmware
Android 14 Beta 1 to Android 13 Rollback Package →
India
https://download.c.realme.com/flash/DP1_Android_14/IN/RMX3301_ROLL_BACK_Android13_IN.zip
China
https://rbp01.realme.net/GT_2Pro/RMX3300_ROLL_BACK_Android13_CN.zip
FAQ
Q. Will this version feature the Android 14 Easter Egg?
A. No, it will not.
Q. Can other realme devices enroll, or is it only for realme GT 2 Pro?
A. The Android 14 Developer Preview Program is only for realme GT 2 Pro.
Q. Will exiting the Android 14 Developer Preview Program wipe out my data?
A. Yes, all user data will be erased.
Q. Will I receive security patches while on the Android 14 Developer Preview Program?
A. No, you will not.
Q. What happens to my documents stored in the DocVault when I enroll in Android 14 Beta 1?
A. When flashing Android 14 Beta 1 all data locally stored via the DocVault will be lost. Documentation saved to the servers can be retrieved again.
Q. Will this void the phone warranty?
A. No, it will not.
Q. What camera app comes with the Android 14 Developer Preview Program?
A. The preview version of the camera only supports some basic functions such as taking photos and videos.
Q. Will realme GT 2 Pro lose 5G connectivity in the Android 14 Developer Preview Program?
A. No, 5G connectivity will still work during the Android 14 Developer Preview Program.
Q. Will there be any other Android 14 Beta Preview updates? And when the official Android 14 comes out, will I receive the update directly?
A. There currently is no plan to provide further betas. The Android 14 Beta 1 for realme GT 2 Pro aims to provide the developers with a testing environment to adjust their apps and services in view of the upcoming Android 14 update. Yet once Google issues more beta versions or the official Android 14 update, these will not be provided. After you have conducted your testing, you will need to revert back to realme UI to keep receiving software updates.
How to Report a Bug?
If you're experiencing any issues with the Android 14 Developer Preview Program, please tell us by opening a post and your feedback on realme Community. Set “Android 14 Beta 1 - Bug Report - ...” as all titles for our developers to find all reports easily.
Note: Replace “...” with any additional information concerning the bug, like “battery’, “camera”, etc.
Nice, I will add the links to my thread.