Xiaomi has been testing out a system-wide dark mode on MIUI for several devices. The Redmi Note 5 (Note 5 Pro in India) already has it in the stable build while a lot of other supported devices including the Mi 8 got the feature with MIUI global beta ROM back in May. Android 10 is finally here, and it brings along a lot of goodies that software enthusiasts will appreciate. Source code for the new release is already up and available at AOSP, which brought to us the first Android 10 custom ROM, that too on the ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1 with practically no bugs. Now, more Android 10 custom ROMs have begun sprouting up for devices like the Xiaomi POCO F1, the Xiaomi Mi 6, the Xiaomi Mi 8 and the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5.
- Another way to find a certified fingerprint is to download a stock ROM/firmware/factory image for your device and extract the fingerprint from there.
- The stock ROM is the pre-installed operating system in your device.
- MagiskHide Props Config is an easy way to do so on Magisk v23 and older.
- The LineageOS team has extended LineageOS 19 support to several devices since debuting the ROM earlier this year in April.
The ROM boasts a clean and minimal UI, along with feature improvements. You can expect better notch handling, a new and improved volume control system, and yes, over-the-air updates of course. The ROM is completely open source, so if you have the skill for it, you can fork the project and make your own custom ROM out of it. The Potato Open Sauce Project is brought to you by a team of Indian developers who have adopted the quintessential potato as their choice of name. Even the different versions of the ROM are titled ‘baked potato’, ‘dumaloo’ etc. The added functionalities of Havoc-OS include tons of mods for the Status bar, buttons, lights, gestures, and other various configurations. While at times, it lacks stability, I can surely say that it has the maximum customizability features.
just to ascertain whether you feel comfortable or are getting over your head. Thanks to the developer DeckardShaw at Github, Official website (complete downloads repository), and the Poco telegram group for support.
For precaution, if you happen to encounter any bugs, you can directly connect with the developer himself. POCO F1 is powered by a https://mibilletera.info/unleashing-the-power-of-samsung-note-3-sm-n900a-a/ processor of Snapdragon 845 along with RAM of 6/8 GB. It features a 6.18” display and owns a dual-camera setup of 12 and 5 MP.
So if you want something like Resurrection Remix but with the latest Android version then Havoc-OS will take you right home. Follow our official Telegram Channel for more interesting posts and updates like these. They previously made a series of PORTS, especially for POCO F1 & POCO X3 Pro. They are the ones who made the infamous Oxygen OS port for POCO F1. You can follow them on their telegram channel for more support and bug reporting. The back has a shiny Pocophone logo plus a vertical module for the two cameras and fingerprint sensor (with the dual-LED flash).