That's where LineageOS comes in. This is an open-source operating system based on Android and compatible with many Android devices. Installing it isn't necessarily straightforward; you need to be ...

What’s neat about LineageOS is that it can bring the latest version of Android to older devices that have long lost support. Don’t want to throw out your old Galaxy S10? It’s compatible with ...

LineageOS 22.1 is here for over 100 devices, based on Android 15 QPR1, with two new system apps. Twelve is a new default music player that replaces Eleven, one of LineageOS' oldest apps.

PLEASE NOTE: Flashing software like Lineage OS on a device is an “at your own risk” activity. Even if you follow our guide to the letter, we can’t accept any responsibility if your device ...

LineageOS, is alive and kicking, and so is a fork known as /e/OS, which offers a focus on privacy. Unlike the security-focused GrapheneOS, /e/OS supports a wide range of devices beyond Google's ...