Dell introduces the Precision 5470, its most powerful 14-inch workstation

Dell has announced a refresh of its Precision lineup of mobile workstations, including the new Precision 5470, which the company calls the “smallest, thinnest, and most powerful” 14-inch workstation in the world. It also introduced the Dell Precision 5570 and 5770, along with the Precision 3570 and 3571. These are all powered by Intel’s 12th-generation processors and professional NVIDIA graphics. Alongside these laptops, Dell also introduced the new Latitude lineup for business users.

Dell Precision laptops

The star of the show is the Dell Precision 5470, which is a brand new addition to Dell’s lineup. It comes with Intel’s 12th-generation H-series Core processors and it’s the first one of its kind to meet the Intel Evo spec while also supporting Intel vPro. Additionally, you can configure it with up to an NVIDIA RTX A1000 GPU, one of the new mobile GPUs introduced earlier this month. Plus, you get up to 64GB of DDR5 RAM and 4TB of storage built in. The two larger models, the Dell Precision 5570 and 5770, come with even more powerful GPUs – up to an NVIDIA RTX A2000 8GB on the Precision 5570 or an RTX A3000 12GB on the 5770.

Dell Precision 5470

To keep all of this running cool, Dell designed a new cooling system that still fits in a relatively compact chassis, with dual opposite outlet fans and a bonded hinge architecture that improves air exhaust. The Dell Latitude 5470 starts at just 3.26lbs, which is impressively light for a workstation. The Precision 5570 and 5770 are also Dell’s lightest workstations in their respective sizes.

For the display, all three laptops have an InfinityEdge panel with a 16:10 aspect ratio. The Dell Precision 5470 has Quad HD+ resolution, while the two larger models can be configured with up to an Ultra HD+ panel. They also cover 100% of Adobe RGB and 99% of DCI-P3 color spaces, making them ideal for creative work. Plus, they support Dell’s new intelligent privacy features with onlooker detection, and Dell ExpressSign-In makes it easier to securely unlock the laptop.

Dell Precision 5770

Turning to the Precision 3000 series, we have the Dell Precision 3571, which is also powered by 12th-generation Intel Core H-series processors and up to an NVIDIA RTX A2000 8GB GPU. It also still comes with up to 64GB of DDR5 RAM and 4TB of storage. The display comes in a more traditional 16:9 aspect ratio and up to Ultra HD resolution. If you want something with better battery life, the precision 3570 comes with Intel’s U15 and P-series processors instead of the H series, and it has optional discrete NVIDIA graphics up to an RTX A500.

All of these laptops will be available in April, and pricing information but pricing information wasn’t mentioned.

Dell UltraSharp monitors

In addition to the new Precision laptops, Dell also introduced a handful of peripherals today, starting with the new UltraSharp monitors. First, there are the new Dell UltraSharp 32 (U3223QE) and 27 (U2723QUE) 4K monitors, which are the world’s first monitors to use the new IPS Black technology. This provides a 2,000:1 contrast ratio, higher than most IPS panels, plus the monitors cover 100% of sRGB and 98% of DCI-P3 for excellent color reproduction. They also meet the VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification. As the names suggest, they support 4K and they have a 16:9 aspect ratio for a total resolution of 3840 x 2160.

Dell UltraSharp 32 4K Monitors

Both monitors support tilt, swivel, pivot, and height adjustments for added convenience and a simplified joystick control on the back. In addition to typical display inputs, including DisplayPort and HDMI, the monitors can connect via USB Type-C, and in addition to the display signal, this connection can carry data and up to 90W of power, keeping your laptop charged. The monitors have four USB Type-A ports, one USB Type-C (downstream) port, and RJ45 Ethernet, all of which connect to your laptop with the all-in-one USB Type-C port.

if you want something a little less conventional, the Dell UltraSharp 30 USB-C Hub Monitor (U3023E) may be for you. This is a 30-inch monitor with a roughly 16:10 aspect ratio and WQXGA (2560 x 1660) resolution, making it more suited for productivity work. Color-wise, it still covers 100% of sRGB and 95% of DCI-P3, so it’s going to look great. The monitor stand also supports all the same adjustments as the two monitors above, and it has a similar setup of ports, which can be used when you connect to your laptop via USB Type-C. Of course, you still have the option for DisplayPort 1.4 or HDMI 1.4.

Dell UltraSharp 30 USB-C Hub Monitor

All of these monitors are available today. The Dell UltraSharp 27 4K Monitor starts at $724.99, while the 32-inch variant starts at $1,149.99. The Dell UltraSharp 30 USB-C Hub Monitor starts at $1,049.99.

Dell peripherals

Beyond all of this, Dell also introduced a bunch of smaller peripherals. First, there’s the Dell Dual Charge Dock (HD22Q), a USB-C docking station for your laptop that also supports 12W Qi wireless charging for your smartphone (plus 90W power delivery to the laptop itself). It has DisplayPort, HDMI, four USB Type-A ports, and a USB Type-C port to connect other peripherals to the laptop. It’ll launch on May 12th for $368.99.

Then, the new Dell Universal Dock (UD22) comes with four USB Type-A ports, two USB Type-C ports, and four video output ports so you can connect up to four displays. Plus, it supports up to 96W of power delivery. It’s also available today for $459.99.

Finally, the latest Dell Thunderbolt Dock (WD22TB4) comes with two DisplayPort connections (plus a USB-C port with a DP signal), HDMI, three USB Type-A ports, one USB Type-C port for data, RJ45 Ethernet, and two Thunderbolt 4 downstream ports. It supports up to 150W of power delivery to Dell commercial laptops, or 90W for other systems. It will launch sometime in the second quarter and cost $469.99.

For conference rooms, Dell announced the Slim Conferencing Soundbar (SB522A) and the Dell Speakerphone (SP3022), both certified for Microsoft Teams. They have a Teams button to access notifications and meetings, plus they use LED lights to show things such as whether there’s an ongoing call, the microphone is muted, and so on. Plus, they both use AI to reduce background noise and make voices clearer. The Dell Slim Conferencing Soundbar is available today for $79.99, while the Dell Speakerphone costs $99.99.

Finally, Dell also introduced the latest version of the Dell premier Rechargeable Active Pen (PN7522W). This new active pen promises a battery life of up to 40 days on a charge, it supports 4,096 levels of pressure, and it has three programmable buttons, one on the top and two on the side. It supports Bluetooth connectivity for quick shortcuts on Windows, and it’s the first active pen in the world to feature Tile integration. This makes it so that you can easily find the pen even if you left it behind somewhere far away. It’s available today for $109.99.

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Dell has a new Latitude that weighs under a kilogram and blurs the screen if someone looks over your shoulder

Today, Dell is announcing new Latitude laptops across its whole portfolio, including the 3000, 5000, 7000, and 9000 series. There’s a new ultralight version of the Latitude 7330 that comes in at under a kilogram, a new design for the flagship Latitude 9430, and more. And of course, there are new Dell Optimizer features.

“Hybrid work is no longer an afterthought or a privilege, it is the standard,” says Ed Ward, president, Client Product Group, Dell Technologies. “While employees are moving between locations to get work done, creating a productive experience is the priority. Our latest commercial portfolio continues to put collaboration, intelligence and security at the forefront, with increased investments that meet the diverse needs of people both today and in the future.”

New features coming to Dell Optimizer

Dell Optimizer is an application that contains a suite of AI features for Latitude products, although it’s coming to Precision workstations as well. It’s the key thing that separates Dell’s commercial PCs from the competition. One of the key features you’ll find is ExpressSign-in. It uses sensors to detect when you’re in front of it, waking it up, and then the IR camera logs you in with facial recognition, letting you wake and log onto your PC without ever touching it. That’s just one of the features, and there’s a lot that’s new.

Dell Optimizer

For one thing, Dell Optimizer 3.0 will have Intelligent Privacy features. For example, if it detects someone looking over your shoulder, it will blur the screen. The user can also be alerted to the person that’s trying to see what you’re working on.

Also included is better noise cancelation. Now only will noise cancelation work with your microphone, but it can work for incoming noise as well. That way, when someone you’re talking to apologizes for that dog barking, you can say you didn’t even hear it.

Finally, there are connectivity features. It lets you combine your wired and wireless networks, and it’s smart about it. Dell is promising up to 30% lower latency.

What’s cool is that a lot of these features are going to ship to existing devices as well. The only ones that won’t are the ones that require new hardware. The idea is to show that if you buy a Latitude, it does gain features over time.

New Dell Latitude hardware

Dell Latitude 9430

Coming in both clamshell and 2-in-1 configurations, the Dell Latitude 9430 is the flagship of the lineup. This 14-inch laptop is aimed at competing with the HP EliteBook 1000 series and the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 series. While there were some FHD webcams available with the previous generation, it’s standard now, as is a 16:10 display, which is offered in FHD+ and QHD+ options.

Dell Latitude 9430

It comes with Intel’s new 12th-gen U-series processors, and there’s a new metallic graphite colorway. It’s a nice look compared to its previous brushed aluminum finish. Once again, it’s offered with 5G connectivity, one of the key value indicators of the original Dell Latitude 9000 laptops, along with long battery life.

The Dell Latitude 9430 is coming in April, starting at $2,245.

Dell Latitude 7000 series, including the new Latitude 7330 Ultralight

The Dell Latitude 7330 is already pretty light with its carbon fiber finish, but now there’s an Ultralight model that weighs in at under a kilogram. Indeed, it weighs just 2.13 pounds, making it the smallest and lightest 13.3-inch 16:9 premium commercial laptop. It doesn’t compromise on ports either, packing dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A port, HDMI 2.0, a headphone jack, and more. Aside from the magnesium alloy materials that bring the weight down, it’s pretty much a Latitude 7330.

Dell Latitude 7330 Ultralight

The entire lineup still has 16:9 displays, and in the Latitude 7330 series, you’ll get Intel Alder Lake U15 processors. With the Latitude 7430 and 7530, which are 14 and 15 inches, respectively, there will be an option for P-series processors, offering more power with a 28W TDP. Naturally, the more powerful chip requires a bit more space in the chassis. Had Dell tried to put it in the 13-inch model, it would have had to shrink down the battery.

Another thing that you won’t find in the 13.3-inch Latitude 7330 is 5G. As always, all Latitude 7000 laptops offer 4G LTE, but you’ll only find 5G in the Latitude 7430.

The Dell Latitude 7330 Ultralight is coming in April, starting at $1,899. The Latitude 7330, 7430, and 7530 are also coming in April, starting at $1,562, $1,419, and $1,442, respectively.

Dell Latitude 5000 series

Dell has a wide range of Latitude 5000 laptops, which are more mainstream. The Latitude 5330, 5430, and 5530 are more productivity-focused with U15 processors and P-series chips in the 15-inch model, but there’s also the more powerful Latitude 5431 and 5531, which have P-series processors and 45W H-series processors, respectively. They’re also all offered with 4G LTE.

Dell Latitude 5330

The company is also boasting that the new Latitude 5000 PCs are its most sustainable laptops to date. In fact, they build on its Concept Luna efforts, which were announced at CES.

“Dell’s purpose is to create technology that drives human progress. We’re inspired by the opportunity to change things for the better for our future generations. This is clear in the new ways we’re designing and packaging our products to help reduce environmental impact, waste and emissions,” said Rahul Tikoo, senior vice president, Client Product Group, Dell Technologies. “As we build on our circular leadership, we’re taking this a step further – continually examining, re-examining and reconsidering every step of the product lifecycle to deliver even more sustainable products in the future.”

Dell is promising a laptop lid that’s made up of 71% recyclable and renewable materials, such as tree-based bioplastic upcycled from the paper industry, reclaimed carbon fiber, and post-consumer recycled plastic. The base uses 20% reclaimed carbon fiber, and feet that are made from castor bean oil. In the fan housing, you’ll find 28% ocean-bound plastics. And as you’d hope, packaging is made from 100% recycled or renewable materials.

The Dell Latitude 5330, 5430, and 5530 will arrive in April, starting at $1,562, $1,419, and $1,442, respectively. The Latitude 5431 and 5531 are also coming in April, but the company did not confirm pricing.

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Sony rolls out stable Android 12 update to the Xperia 10 III and Xperia Pro-I

After rolling out Android 12 to the Xperia 1 III, Xperia Pro, and Xperia Pro over the past week, Sony is bringing the latest flavor of Android to two more smartphones. The company has just released Android 12 for the Xperia 10 III and Xperia Pro-I.

The global variant of the Sony Xperia 10 III is picking up the stable Android 12 update. The update carries the build number 62.1.A.0.533 and is currently rolling out in parts of Europe. Among the standard Android 12 stuff, the build also includes February 2022 security patches.

Image credit: Reddit user u/dimenfer

Sony has also started rolling out a stable Android update for the Xperia Pro-I, a flagship smartphone aimed at professional photographers and creators. It was launched in October last year and came with Android 11 out-of-the-box. Currently, the Android 12 update is only rolling out to the Japanese model (XQ-BE42). However, we expect global variants to follow suit soon. The update is identified by the build number 61.1.F.2.2 and, among other things, also includes March 2022 security patches.

If you own an Xperia 10 III or Xperia Pro-I, be on the lookout for the OTA notification in the coming days. You can manually check for the update by heading to Settings > Software updates. If you don’t want to wait, you can grab the full firmware package using the XperiFirm tool by XDA Senior Member IgorEisberg. After downloading the package, use Flashtool (GUI) and Newflahser (CUI) to manually flash the firmware on your device.

Android 12 is a massive update, bringing a plethora of features and improvements. After installing the new software, you can look forward to a brand new Material You design, revamped Quick Settings panel, Privacy Dashboard, reworked home screen widgets, camera, and microphone privacy indicators, and so much more.

Have you received the Android 12 update on your Xperia 10 III or Xperia Pro-I? Let us know in the comments below. 

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Apple is working on its own payment processing technology and a “Pay Later” feature

Apple has slowly been trying to dominate more and more fields, as its range of products and services further expands. For example, the company has been replacing Intel processors with its own M1 chips on the Mac lineup — a step closer towards independence. A new report now states that Apple is working on its own payment processing infrastructure. That’s to potentially rely less on relevant partners down the road. The report also mentions that the Cupertino tech giant could be developing a “Buy Now, Pay Later” feature for Apple Pay users. It will reportedly allow eligible users to borrow money from the company and pay them back through installments.

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has shared some of Apple’s internal plans in the financial department. The company is seemingly aiming to bring several payment-related tasks in-house — allowing it to rely less on current partners. These tasks could include payment processing, risk assessment for lending, fraud analysis, credit checks and additional customer-service functions such as the handling of disputes.

If these plans come to fruition, eligible users might be able to borrow money from Apple and pay them back through one of the two installment plans. The first — Apple Pay in 4 — will reportedly aim at short-term, interest-free, four-installment plans. The second — Apple Pay Monthly Installments — could be for long-term installment plans with added interest.

Apple’s payment-related plans will likely focus on additional financial services — such as the rumored hardware subscription model — rather than existing ones. For the time being, it’s unlikely for the company to completely drop its partnerships. Instead, it could be aiming at bringing more of its payment services to a wider range of regions. We only hope that this project helps bring Apple Card and Apple Pay to even more countries.

Would you use a Buy Now, Pay Later feature offered by Apple? Why or why not? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Source: Bloomberg

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Apple won’t release an under-display Touch ID iPhone anytime soon, even though your sibling can unlock your Face ID iPhone

Apple’s iPhones are great smartphones, and they have been so for a fair few years now. No matter which side of the Android vs iOS debate you stand on, it’s hard not to recognize the iPhone as a piece of tech that everyone in the industry tries to compete against. Anything that Apple does with the iPhone, the smartphone industry mocks for the first year and then shamelessly copies the next year. On the flip side, Apple is very slow to jump on new tech, and Android OEMs usually have features years before the Cupertino-based giant decides to adopt them. One such situation is under-display fingerprint sensors, a tech that Android OEMs have adopted since 2018. If you were waiting for Apple to adopt an in-display fingerprint sensor, you’ll have to wait a few more years, even though Touch ID has plenty of its own issues.

Under-Display Touch ID delayed on iPhone

According to noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, iPhones releasing in 2023 and 2024 will not be adopting under-display Touch ID. Kuo had previously predicted that 2023 could be the year when Apple makes the jump to under-display tech on the iPhone. But this prediction is now being revised, indicating we will have to pass over 3 more generations of iPhones before we have a chance of seeing Touch ID back on them in the form of an under-display solution.

I previously predicted iPhones would support under-display fingerprint sensing/Touch ID in 2023 at the earliest. But the latest survey indicates new iPhones in 2023 & 2024 may not adopt under-display Touch ID. Face ID with a mask on iPhone is already a great biometrics solution.

— 郭明錤 (Ming-Chi Kuo) (@mingchikuo) March 30, 2022

Note that the prediction doesn’t explicitly mention that the iPhone in 2026 will adopt an under-display Touch ID. For one, that is too far out in the future to accurately predict at this stage. And Apple has presented nothing either to indicate that they are interested in bringing back Touch ID at all. This is where the problem arises.

PSA: Face ID on iPhones can evolve to be unlocked by your sibling

When Apple made the jump from Touch ID to Face ID with the iPhone X, a lot was claimed about its superiority. Compared to face unlock as it was present on Android smartphones, Face ID was and remains so much more secure — Android phones simply matched an optical likeness, while Apple does a far more precise 3D scan. The 3D facial scan is very accurate, and Apple claims there is only a 1 in 1,000,000 chance of another random person being able to unlock your iPhone with their face. Compared to the 1 in 50,000 error rate for Touch ID, Face ID does appear to be a far more secure solution.

These claims do come with fine print though, and ones that I feel are not publicized enough. While yes, you can’t trick Face ID by holding up a simple photo, you can beat it with a face that looks very similar to yours. As Apple itself notes in its documentation (emphasis added):

The probability that a random person in the population could look at your iPhone or iPad Pro and unlock it using Face ID is less than 1 in 1,000,000 with a single enrolled appearance whether or not you’re wearing a mask. As an additional protection, Face ID allows only five unsuccessful match attempts before a passcode is required. The statistical probability is higher — and further increased if using Face ID with a mask — for twins and siblings that look like you, and among children under the age of 13, because their distinct facial features may not have fully developed. If you’re concerned about this, we recommend using a passcode to authenticate. You can also use Face ID without enabling Face ID with a mask.

Apple does not quantify this statistical probability. And there’s no way to know if they also account for the fact that these strangers (twins and siblings) are far more likely to be in physical proximity to your iPhone than a random person with a similar fingerprint.

So when I found out that my brother can open my iPhone 13 Pro with just a casual look, I was really (and rightfully) shocked.

My brother can unlock my iPhone 13 Pro with FaceID. He is 6 years younger.

I want fingerprint unlock back (not as a home button though).

— Aamir Siddiqui (@aamirsidd94) March 22, 2022

My brother is 6 years younger than me, but we do look fairly similar — as siblings often do. We aren’t twins though, and the age difference between us, as well as our personal preferences on hair and facial hair ensures that we definitely don’t look like photocopies of each other at any point. I was under the impression that this would be enough to keep my iPhone locked to me. However, all that my brother needs to do to unlock my iPhone is just look at it. Since we live in the same house (meaning he has plenty of opportunities to physically access my iPhone), the net effect is that my iPhone can be very easily and frequently unlocked by someone who is not me — and that is just insane.

Before you jump angrily to the comments, let me clarify some things. One, my iPhone has only one appearance enrolled in it, and that is mine. There are no alternative appearances enrolled, neither of myself, nor of my brother. I did set up Face ID unlock with Mask, but my brother can unlock my phone with this option disabled too. I do have Apple Watch unlock set up as well, but my brother can again unlock my phone with this option disabled too. No, he does not have my passcode, and he doesn’t even really need it. [I would have presented video proof of this whole charade, but my sibling is not comfortable being recorded for use on the Internet, and so you have to take my word on this sibling-unlocking happening.]

The only explanation I have been able to find is that this is rather intentional in a way. As mentioned in Apple’s documentation, it is possible to train Face ID to work on faces that bear a close resemblance.

Face ID automatically adapts to changes in your appearance, such as wearing cosmetic makeup or growing facial hair. If there is a more significant change in your appearance, like shaving a full beard, Face ID confirms your identity by using your passcode before it updates your face data.

And further:

This data will be refined and updated as you use Face ID to improve your experience, including when you successfully authenticate. Face ID will also update this data when it detects a close match but a passcode is subsequently entered to unlock the device.

Essentially, if my sibling or any other close resemblance attempts a Face ID unlock unsuccessfully and then I enter the password to open the phone, Face ID will take this as a learning opportunity to update my appearance in its database, merging my stored appearance with this newer appearance. Every unsuccessful Face ID + successful password unlock will train the AI behind Face Unlock to perform better in the future. The caveat then is that this makes it entirely possible that eventually, your iPhone can be opened by your sibling, especially if they have frequent access to your phone, even if such unlock or training is not intentional. So don’t be surprised if one day your sibling can suddenly open your iPhone with their face.

Touch ID > Face ID

Within the context of what I have laid down, I’ve been forced to disable Face ID on my iPhone. I trust my brother to not indulge in my personal data, but I am still extremely uncomfortable with the very idea that he has unlimited access to every single piece of information on my iPhone, including my banking and investment apps.

In a world with Touch ID iPhones, I would have had to worry about a small probability of bumping into a person who has a fingerprint similar enough to mine, who has access to my iPhone and wants to get inside of it. In a world with AI-based Face ID iPhones, there’s an even smaller probability that I come across a stranger who bears my facial resemblance. But what do I do about the sibling who can already unlock my Face ID iPhone?

In my current reality, I wish I could go back to a Touch ID iPhone. There’s no way to disable Face ID from learning and evolving appearances. So even if I do reset my stored appearance, it is only a matter of days and weeks before it matches the two faces again. Apple’s eloquent solution here is to ask users to just disable Face ID completely, and that is what I have done for now. Since I was already used to not being able to easily unlock my iPhone over the past two years because I had a mask on (Apple took its sweet time to roll out Face mask-based unlocking), the inconvenience is rather familiar. A part of me still hoped that a future iPhone flagship could bring back Touch ID. But looks like I will have to wait for a while now.

Until then, I’ll be using my banking apps on my Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and my other Android devices.

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Motorola reportedly planning to launch four new Edge smartphones in 2022

Motorola returned to the flagship sphere with the Moto Edge and Edge Plus last year. The company followed up with the Motorola Edge 30 (Moto Edge Plus 2022) last month, which offers even more impressive specifications. It appears the Lenovo-owned brand is planning to launch even more smartphones under the Edge brand in 2022.

According to Evan Blass (via 91Mobiles), Motorola is working on four new smartphones under the Edge brand. The first is the Moto Edge 30 Ultra, code named Frontier. Thanks to previous leaks, we already know quite a lot about the phone, including its design and hardware. The phone Moto Edge 30 Ultra is expected to be the most powerful model in the Edge 30 lineup, featuring a 6.67-inch FHD+ POLED display, an unannounced flagship Snapdragon chipset (the SM8475), a 200MP primary shooter, and a 4,500mAh battery with 125W fast wired charging support. The report notes that the Moto Edge 30 Ultra isn’t expected to arrive until Q3 2022.

Moto Edge 30 Ultra (Frontier)

 

Next up in the line is a device codenamed Dubai, which will launch as the vanilla Moto Edge 30. It’ll slot below the Moto Edge 30 and could launch as soon as next month. In terms of hardware, the Moto Edge 30 is rumored to pack a 6.55-inch OLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate, 6GB/8GB RAM and 128GB/256GB storage, a 50MP primary shooter, and a 4,020mAh battery.

Moto Edge 30 (Dubai)

Dubai will be joined by a device codenamed Dubai+ in the third quarter. Its marketing name is unknown at this point, but we’re told it’ll be powered by an unspecified MediaTek chipset (MT6879) and feature a similar display and camera setup as the Moto Edge 30. It’ll pack a 5,000mAh battery and support stylus input similar to the Edge 30 Pro.

Finally, the Miami is expected to be a mid-range smartphone and could launch as the Moto Edge 30 Lite. The phone will reportedly feature a 6.28-inch OLED 120Hz display, a Snapdragon 695 chipset, 64MP primary and 13MP ultra-wide shooters, a 32MP selfie camera, and a 4,020mAh battery.

The latest reports suggest that Motorola is doing extremely well in the US. The company registered a 131% year-over-year growth in 2021, which helped it secure third place in the US smartphone market behind Samsung and Apple.

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Source: 91Mobiles

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WhatsApp’s new voice messaging features will soon roll out to everyone

WhatsApp added the ability to send voice notes all the way back in 2013. Since its introduction, the feature hasn’t seen any major changes in terms of design or functionality. But that’s finally changing as the instant messaging app has announced some new enhancements for voice notes.

In a blog post on Wednesday, WhatsApp announced several new features that aim to improve the voice messaging experience. These features have been in the works for months now. They first made their way to the beta version on mobile and desktop and are now finally rolling out to everyone on the stable version of WhatsApp.

The most notable among the new features is the ability to play voice notes in the background. Up until now, if you left the chat while a voice message was playing, the playback would stop. Now when you start playing a voice message, you can move to a different conversation, close the app, or do other things without interrupting the playback.

Another useful addition is the ability to preview your voice message before sending them. When you record a voice message, you’ll have an option to listen to it before you hit the send button. In addition, you can also pause the voice recording and resume it when you’re ready. Finally, you can listen to voice messages at 1.5x or 2x speeds and pause and pick up a message where you left off, so you don’t have to listen to it from the start.

Here are all the new features and improvements coming to WhatsApp voice messages:

• Out of Chat Playback: Listen to a voice message outside of the chat so you can multitask or read and respond to other messages.
• Pause/Resume Recording: When recording a voice message, you can now pause the recording and resume when ready, in case you’re interrupted or need to gather your thoughts.
• Waveform Visualization: Shows a visual representation of the sound on the voice message to help follow the recording.
• Draft Preview: Listen to your voice messages before sending them.
• Remember Playback: If you pause when listening to a voice message, you can pick up where you left off when you return to the chat.
• Fast Playback on Forwarded Messages: Play voice messages at 1.5x or 2x speeds to listen to messages faster on both regular and forwarded messages.

New voice messages features will be rolling out to WhatsApp users in the coming weeks.

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Source: WhatsApp Blog

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Gboard’s new magic wand button is here to step up your emoji game

Gboard is one of the best Android keyboard apps around. It has everything you ever want in a keyboard: accurate text correction and word prediction capabilities, a plethora of themes, voice typing, multilingual typing support, etc. In addition to these core features, the app also has some nifty tricks up its sleeve to make your typing a bit more fun and dynamic. These include Emoji Kitchen and text-based stickers. And now Google is rolling out a new magic wand button that will take your emoji game to the next level.

Google is rolling out a new magic wand button in the latest Gboard beta release. The button appears in the right corner in the top row, and when pressed, it automatically inserts relevant emoji in your message. So, for example, if you type “Good Morning” and tap on the magic wand button, you’ll see several emoji added to your message, including the rising over a mountain, the sun, a face throwing a kiss, and a couple of other emoji. Tapping the button a second time will insert one emoji between each word.

The selection of suggested emoji is not consistent across apps. On WhatsApp, typing “Good Morning” and pressing the magic button only added just two emoji: the rising sun over a mountain and the sun peaking up on the horizon. Meanwhile, on Instagram, the feature added up to six emoji (mentioned above).

The magic wand button is indeed a clever feature, and it can save you the effort of going through the emoji picker and finding the right emoji to insert in your message. In our brief testing, we found that the magic wand button doesn’t show up in every app; it seems to only appear in instant messaging apps, which makes sense.

The magic wand button is rolling out with the latest beta release of Gboard. The feature isn’t yet available on the stable version of the app. If you want to give it a try, you can sign up for the beta program here. Alternatively, you can also grab the latest beta APK from APKMirror.

Gboard - the Google Keyboard (Free, Google Play) →

Have you received the magic wand feature in Gboard? Let us know in the comments below. 

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Apple Watch Series 7 users report slower charging speeds following watchOS 8.5 update

Apple recently released watchOS 8.5 along with iOS 15.4 and macOS Monterey 12.3. These updates introduce some significant changes, bringing new emoji, Universal Control support on compatible devices, and much more. Alongside these exciting features, watchOS 8.5 introduces a nasty surprise that is affecting particular watch users. According to increasing online reports, the watchOS 8.5 update is breaking fast charging on the Apple Watch Series 7. The reports are conflicting as some state that it’s only affecting third-party chargers — like Belkin ones — while other users are experiencing the same issue even with Apple’s official charger.

The Apple Watch Series 7 introduced faster charger speeds, allowing users to go from 0% to 80% in around 45 minutes — according to Apple. With watchOS 8.5 breaking the feature on this particular model, users have resorted to online forums to complain about this annoyance.

Hi,
After updating the Apple Watch 7 to WhatchOS 8.5 it stopped fast charging with Belkin BoostCharge PRO. It used to charge very fast and now is very very very slow (about 5% in one hour). Any idea of how to solve this issue?
Thanks!

I can also confirm, the boost pro stopped charging my Series 7 altogether after updating to watchOS 8.5. It’ll charge normally on Apple chargers, but the Belkin fast charger recently released no longer works. Considering the absolute desolate landscape that third party fast charging for Series 7 is currently, how quickly Apple releases a fix for this is critical for Belkin and others to keep customer trust.

With the reports surfacing on several online platforms, it’s safe to assume that Apple is (or will soon be) aware of this issue. It’s still unclear when it’ll actually issue an update to patch this bug, though. We could possibly see a minor watchOS 8.5.1 update in the upcoming few weeks to fix this.

Have you been experiencing slower charging speeds on your Apple Watch Series 7 since updating to watchOS 8.5? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Via: 9to5Mac

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Android 12 and 12L Custom ROM List: Unofficially update your Android smartphone!

Ever since Google announced the arrival of Android 12‘s stable release and dropped the source code to AOSP, the tinkering party is underway here at XDA. But unless you own a current-generation Google Pixel device, there’s a very good chance that you will have to wait for a few months to have your OEM send across the latest dessert onto your phone.

But of course, this is XDA, home to the largest community collection of custom ROMs and many other aftermarket developments. While OEMs are restricted by several factors which limit their ability to provide a timely update, our community members can do a fantastic job at giving other enthusiasts a chance to try out the latest Android 12L release on their devices, right now! Granted, the early works from developers working with inadequate (and often non-existent) official resources can’t possibly give us bug-free ROMs. But they do highlight how groups of like-minded individuals can achieve something great when they all put their minds to it.

With the large number of unofficial builds of Android 12 and 12L-based custom ROMs popping up, we felt it would be a good idea to create an index of devices that have Android 12/12L ports available for them. Do note that these are unofficial builds and will very likely contain bugs. Please read the first few posts of each linked thread so you know the current status of the build before flashing it on your phone.

Note: In this article, we will only be providing a link to the first Android 12/12L custom ROM that we come across for a particular device. This does not serve as an endorsement of that particular build, nor are we suggesting that the work of others should be ignored. We are limiting what we link to in order to prevent this article from becoming too lengthy. Please visit the XDA forums for your device to see if there are other, possibly more complete, builds available.

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List of devices with Android 12/12L Custom ROMs:

This is the current list of devices that have received an Android 12 or 12L custom ROM:

1. ASUS
   1. ASUS ZenFone 5
   2. ASUS ZenFone 5Z
   3. ASUS ZenFone 6
   4. ASUS ZenFone 8
   5. ASUS ZenFone Max M2
   6. ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1
   7. ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M2
2. Essential
   1. Essential Phone
3. Google
   1. Google Nexus 7 2013
   2. Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL
   3. Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL
   4. Google Pixel 4 XL
   5. Google Pixel 4a
   6. Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro
   7. Google Pixel C
4. HTC
   1. HTC 10
   2. HTC Desire 816
   3. HTC Desire Eye
   4. HTC One A9
   5. HTC One E8
   6. HTC One M9
   7. HTC U Ultra
5. Lenovo
   1. Lenovo Phab Plus
   2. Lenovo Z6 Pro
6. LG
   1. LG G8 ThinQ
7. Motorola
   1. Moto G 2015 and Moto G3 Turbo
   2. Moto G Play 2021
   3. Moto G Stylus 5G
   4. Moto G5S
   5. Moto G9 Plus
   6. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S
   7. Moto Z3 Play
   8. Motorola One Hyper
8. Nokia
   1. Nokia 6.1
   2. Nokia 6.1 Plus
   3. Nokia 7 Plus
   4. Nokia 7.1
   5. Nokia 8
   6. Nokia 8.1
9. OnePlus
   1. OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T
   2. OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T
   3. OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro
   4. OnePlus 7T and OnePlus 7T Pro
   5. OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro
   6. OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 9R
   7. OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro
   8. OnePlus Nord
   9. OnePlus Nord 2
10. Raspberry Pi
    1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4
11. Razer
    1. Razer Phone 2
12. Realme
    1. Realme 2 Pro
    2. Realme 5 Pro
    3. Realme 6/6i [India]/6s
    4. Realme 6 Pro
    5. Realme 7 Pro
    6. Realme 8i/Narzo 50
    7. Realme C3
    8. Realme X2 Pro
    9. Realme X7 Max 5G
    10. Realme XT
13. Samsung
    1. Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 and A7 2017
    2. Samsung Galaxy A10
    3. Samsung Galaxy A20 and A20e
    4. Samsung Galaxy A21s
    5. Samsung Galaxy A30
    6. Samsung Galaxy A40
    7. Samsung Galaxy A52 4G
    8. Samsung Galaxy A72
    9. Samsung Galaxy Note 8
    10. Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Tablet
    11. Samsung Galaxy Note 9
    12. Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 10 Plus, and Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G
    13. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet
    14. Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE
    15. Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge
    16. Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus
    17. Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus
    18. Samsung Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10 Plus
    19. Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1
    20. Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e
    21. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
14. Sony
    1. Sony Xperia 1 II
    2. Sony Xperia 5
    3. Sony Xperia 5 II
    4. Sony Xperia 10
    5. Sony Xperia 10 Plus
    6. Sony Xperia 10 II
    7. Sony Xperia XA2
    8. Sony Xperia XA2 Plus
    9. Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra
    10. Sony Xperia XZ Premium
    11. Sony Xperia XZ1
    12. Sony Xperia XZ2
    13. Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact
    14. Sony Xperia XZ3
    15. Sony Xperia Z
    16. Sony Xperia Z Ultra
    17. Sony Xperia Z4/Z3 Plus
    18. Sony Xperia Z5
15. Xiaomi
    1. Mi 5
    2. Mi 8 SE
    3. Mi 9
    4. Mi 9 SE
    5. Mi 10
    6. Mi 10 Lite
    7. Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi K30S
    8. Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G
    9. Mi 11 Lite 4G
    10. Mi A1
    11. Mi A2
    12. Mi A2 Lite
    13. Mi Max and Mi Max Prime
    14. Mi Mix 2
    15. Mi Mix 3
    16. Mi Mix 3 5G
    17. Mi Mix 4
    18. Mi Note 10
    19. Mi Note 10 Lite
    20. Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus
    21. POCO F1
    22. POCO F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro
    23. POCO F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40
    24. POCO F3 GT/Redmi K40 Gaming
    25. POCO M3 and Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China
    26. POCO X2/Redmi K30
    27. POCO X3
    28. POCO X3 Pro
    29. Redmi 1S
    30. Redmi 2
    31. Redmi 5
    32. Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5
    33. Redmi 6 and Redmi 6A
    34. Redmi 7
    35. Redmi 7A, Redmi 8, Redmi 8A, and Redmi 8A Dual/Pro
    36. Redmi 9/9 Prime India, POCO M2, and POCO M2 Reloaded
    37. Redmi 9A, Redmi 9C, and POCO C3
    38. Redmi K20/Mi 9T
    39. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro
    40. Redmi K30 5G
    41. Redmi Note 5/Redmi Note 5 Pro
    42. Redmi Note 6 Pro
    43. Redmi Note 7/7S
    44. Redmi Note 7 Pro
    45. Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8T
    46. Redmi Note 8 Pro
    47. Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India/10 Lite India, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, and POCO M2 Pro
    48. Redmi Note 9T/Redmi Note 9 5G
    49. Redmi Note 10
    50. Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max
    51. Redmi S2/Y2

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1. ASUS

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	ASUS ZenFone 5 (X00QD)	AospExtended 9.0	February 23, 2022
2.	ASUS ZenFone 5Z (Z01R)	DerpFest 12	November 19, 2021
3.	ASUS ZenFone 6 (I01WD)	OmniROM 12	February 23, 2022
4.	ASUS ZenFone 8 (sake/I006D)	StatiXOS 5.0	November 10, 2021
5.	ASUS ZenFone Max M2 (X01AD)	ArrowOS 12.0	February 23, 2022
6.	ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1 (X00TD)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 16, 2021
7.	ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M2 (X01BD)	Pixel Experience 12	December 15, 2021

1.1. ASUS ZenFone 5

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM for your ZenFone 5 2018, you can try out the unofficial AospExtended 9.0 build from the thread linked below.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone 5

1.2. ASUS ZenFone 5Z

Launched back in 2018, the Snapdragon 845-powered ZenFone 5Z can now run Android 12, thanks to the DerpFest 12 custom ROM build linked below.

DerpFest 12 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone 5Z

1.3. ASUS ZenFone 6

Looking for an Android 12 custom ROM for the ZenFone 6 (sold as the ASUS 6Z in India)? You can try out the unofficial OmniROM 12 build from our forums.

OmniROM 12 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone 6

1.4. ASUS ZenFone 8

ASUS has yet to publish the stable Android 12 update for the ZenFone 8, but an official preview build of StatiXOS 5.0 based on Android 12 is already available for this device on our forums. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

StatiXOS 5.0 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone 8

1.5. ASUS ZenFone Max M2

Android 12 on the Snapdragon 632-powered ASUS ZenFone Max M2 is available in the form of ArrowOS 12.0. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone Max M2

1.6. ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1

If you have the ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1 and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the beta release of official ArrowOS 12.0 build linked below. Note that the ROM ships with a source-built 4.19 kernel.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1

1.7. ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M2

An official beta build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM on top of Android 12 is now available for the ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M2. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M2

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2. Essential

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Essential Phone (mata)	StatiXOS 5.0	November 19, 2021

2.1. Essential Phone

Android 12 on the Essential Phone is available in the form of StatiXOS 5.0. There are a few minor bugs that you would need to deal with, but apart from that, the ROM appears to be in pretty good shape.

StatiXOS 5.0 based on Android 12 for the Essential Phone

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3. Google

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Google Nexus 7 2013 (flo/deb)	LineageOS 19.1	March 30, 2022
2.	Google Pixel 2 (walleye) Google Pixel 2 XL (taimen)	Pixel Experience 12 ProtonAOSP 12.0.0	December 15, 2021 November 10, 2021
3.	Google Pixel 3 (blueline) Google Pixel 3 XL (crosshatch)	Pixel Experience 12	February 23, 2022
4.	Google Pixel 4 XL (coral)	Descendant 12	February 23, 2022
5.	Google Pixel 4a (sunfish)	Pixel Experience 12	February 23, 2022
6.	Google Pixel 6 (walleye)	StatiXOS 5.0	December 15, 2021
7.	Google Pixel C (dragon)	LineageOS 19.0	December 15, 2021

3.1. Google Pixel 7 2013

Both the Wi-Fi only and LTE variants of the Google Nexus 7 2013 can now run Android 12L, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.1. Note that you need to repartition your device before flashing this ROM with GApps.

LineageOS 19.1 based on Android 12L for the Google Nexus 7 2013

3.2. Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL

The second-gen Google Pixels, which were released all the way back in 2017, received the official Android 11 update last year. While they aren’t officially eligible to get the Android 12 update from Google, you can now try out the latest version of Android on the Pixel 2 XL, thanks to an unofficial build of the ProtonAOSP 12.0.0 custom ROM.

ProtonAOSP 12.0.0 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel 2 XL

On the other hand, if you have the regular Pixel 2, then you may opt for the official beta build of the Pixel Experience ROM to enjoy Android 12.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel 2

3.3. Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL

The Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL have already received their final software update from Google. Nonetheless, owners of these devices can still get updates through the aftermarket custom ROMs like the official Pixel Experience 12 ROM linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL

3.4. Google Pixel 4 XL

The team behind the Descendant custom ROM has released its first Android 12-based build for the Google Pixel 4 XL. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

Descendant 12 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel 4 XL

3.5. Google Pixel 4a

The Pixel 4a received its stable Android 12 update from Google a while ago. However, if you’re looking for Android 12-based custom ROM for your Pixel 4a, you can try out the official Pixel Experience build from our forums.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel 4a

3.6. Google Pixel 6

The Google Pixel 6 lineup runs Android 12 out of the box, but if you want to get a taste of source-built AOSP experience, then try out the StatiXOS ROM linked below.

StatiXOS 5.0 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel 6

3.7. Google Pixel C

2015’s Google Pixel C tablet can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. Keep in mind that the ROM isn’t much of a daily driver material at this point, but the bugs are expected to be resolved in the future.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Google Pixel C

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4. HTC

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	HTC 10 (pme)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
2.	HTC Desire 816 (a5)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
3.	HTC Desire Eye (eyeul)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
4.	HTC One A9 (hiae)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
5.	HTC One E8 (e8)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
6.	HTC One M9 (hima)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
7.	HTC U Ultra (oce)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022

4.1. HTC 10

The HTC 10 has received an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12. Notably, you need to be on the latest Oreo firmware from the stock HTC Sense firmware before flashing the custom ROM.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC 10

4.2. HTC Desire 816

Android 12 on the HTC Desire 816 is available in the form of an unofficial LineageOS 19.0 ROM. You can find separate builds for the single-SIM (a5ul) and the dual-SIM (a5dwg) variants in the ROM thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC Desire 816

4.3. HTC Desire Eye

If you have an old HTC Desire Eye lying around and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 custom ROM linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC Desire Eye

4.4. HTC One A9

Launched back in 2015, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 617-powered HTC One A9 has now received a taste of Android 12 through an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC One A9

4.5. HTC One E8

An unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 on top of Android 12 is now available for the HTC One E8. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC One E8

4.6. HTC One M9

Give your HTC One M9 a new lease of life with Android 12 using the unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 linked below. Note that the release is compatible with both the “himaul” and “himawl” variants.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC One M9

4.7. HTC U Ultra

2017’s HTC U Ultra can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the HTC U Ultra

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5. Lenovo

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Lenovo Phab Plus (phoenix)	LineageOS 19.1	March 30, 2022
2.	Lenovo Z6 Pro (zippo)	POSP 5.0	October 16, 2021

5.1. Lenovo Phab Plus

The Lenovo Phab Plus — a phone originally released back in 2015 with Android Lollipop — has received its first Android 12L-based custom ROM via an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.1.

LineageOS 19.1 based on Android 12L for the Lenovo Phab Plus

5.2. Lenovo Z6 Pro

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Lenovo Z6 Pro can now run Android 12, thanks to an experimental build of Potato Open Sauce Project (POSP) custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

POSP 5.0 based on Android 12 for the Lenovo Z6 Pro

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6. LG

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	LG G8 ThinQ (alpha)	ArrowOS 12.0	November 19, 2021

6.1. LG G8 ThinQ

For those of you eagerly waiting for an Android 12-based custom ROM for your LG G8 ThinQ, you can now try out an unofficial build of ArrowOS 12.0. Keep in mind that the ROM is compatible with both the US (codename “alphalm”) and the Korean (codename: “alphaplus”) models.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the LG G8 ThinQ

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7. Motorola

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Moto G 2015 (osprey) Moto G3 Turbo (merlin)	LineageOS 19.0	November 19, 2021
2.	Moto G Play 2021 (guamna)	AOSP 12.0	February 23, 2022
3.	Moto G Stylus 5G (denver/osaka)	LineageOS Modded 19.0	February 23, 2022
4.	Moto G5S (montana)	AOSP 12.0	October 23, 2021
5.	Moto G9 Plus (odessa)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 16, 2021
6.	Moto G100/Motorola Edge S (nio)	LineageOS Modded 19.0	February 23, 2022
7.	Moto Z3 Play (beckham)	Pixel Experience 12	November 10, 2021
8.	Motorola One Hyper (def)	Pixel Experience 12	March 4, 2022

7.1. Moto G 2015 and Moto G3 Turbo

The third generation Moto G, AKA Moto G 2015 and its “Turbo” variant have received an unofficial port of LineageOS 19.0 on top of Android 12. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Moto G 2015 and Moto G3 Turbo

7.2. Moto G Play 2021

Android 12 for the 2021 edition of the Moto G Play is available in the form of a vanilla AOSP ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 12.0 for the Moto G Play 2021

7.3. Moto G Stylus 5G

The 5G variant of the Moto G Stylus can now run Android 12, thanks to a fork of the popular LineageOS distribution called LineageOS Modded. Keep in mind that you need to install at least one official OTA update before installing this ROM in order to populate the inactive slot partitions.

LineageOS Modded 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Moto G Stylus 5G

7.4. Moto G5S

If you have a Moto G5S and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the vanilla AOSP 12.0 ROM linked below.

AOSP 12.0 for the Moto G5S

7.5. Moto G9 Plus

An unofficial build of ArrowOS on top of Android 12 is also available for the Moto G9 Plus. This ROM has some issues with Bluetooth and TWRP, but if you can overlook those, you can have your first taste of the latest Android version.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Moto G9 Plus

7.6. Moto G100/Motorola Edge S

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 870-powered Moto G100 (also known as the Motorola Edge S in China) has received an unofficial build of LineageOS Modded custom ROM based on Android 12. This current version of the ROM has some issues, but if you can overlook those, you can have your first taste of the latest Android on this phone.

LineageOS Modded 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Moto G100/Motorola Edge S

7.7. Moto Z3 Play

Owners of the Moto Z3 Play can now taste Android 12, courtesy of an unofficial build of Pixel Experience 12. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Moto Z3 Play

7.8. Motorola One Hyper

An unofficial build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM on top of Android 12 is now available for the Motorola One Hyper. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Motorola One Hyper

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8. Nokia

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Nokia 6.1 (plate2_sprout)	AospExtended 9.0	October 16, 2021
2.	Nokia 6.1 Plus (dragon_sprout)	AospExtended 9.0	October 16, 2021
3.	Nokia 7 Plus (b2n_sprout)	AospExtended 9.0	October 16, 2021
4.	Nokia 7.1 (crystal_sprout)	AospExtended 9.0	October 16, 2021
5.	Nokia 8 (NB1)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 23, 2021
6.	Nokia 8.1 (phoenix_sprout)	OctaviOS 3.0	October 29, 2021

8.1. Nokia 6.1

An unofficial build of AospExtended 9.0 on top of Android 12 is now available for the Nokia 6.1. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the Nokia 6.1

8.2. Nokia 6.1 Plus

If you have a Nokia 6.1 Plus and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial AospExtended 9.0 custom ROM linked below.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the Nokia 6.1 Plus

8.3. Nokia 7 Plus

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 12-based custom ROMs for your Nokia 7 Plus, we have some good news for you: an unofficial build of AospExtended is now available for this device. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the Nokia 7 Plus

8.4. Nokia 7.1

The Nokia 7.1 has received a port of Android 12 through an unofficial build of AospExtended custom ROM. The ROM appears to be in good shape, with all basic hardware features working.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the Nokia 7.1

8.5. Nokia 8

Launched back in 2017, the Snapdragon 835-powered Nokia 8 can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of ArrowOS 12.0 custom ROM.

ArrowOS 9.0 based on Android 12 for the Nokia 8

8.6. Nokia 8.1

Nokia 8.1 users can now taste Android 12, courtesy of an unofficial build of OctaviOS 3.0. This ROM requires the latest stock modem and bootloader, so make sure to download and flash the them beforehand.

OctaviOS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Nokia 8.1

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9. OnePlus

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	OnePlus 5 (cheeseburger) OnePlus 5T (dumpling)	AOSP 12.0 Pixel Experience 12	October 8, 2021 October 29, 2021
2.	OnePlus 6 (enchilada) OnePlus 6T (fajita)	Syberia OS 5.0 ArrowOS 12.0	November 10, 2021
3.	OnePlus 7 (guacamoleb) OnePlus 7 Pro (guacamole) OnePlus 7T (hotdogb) OnePlus 7T Pro (hotdog)	KOSP 2.x: 7 || 7 Pro || 7T || 7T Pro	November 10, 2021
4.	OnePlus 8 (instantnoodle) OnePlus 8 Pro (instantnoodlep)	Paranoid Android Sapphire	December 15, 2021
5.	OnePlus 8T (kebab) OnePlus 9R (lemonades)	AospExtended 9.0	October 29, 2021
6.	OnePlus 9 (lemonade) OnePlus 9 Pro (lemonadep)	Evolution X Paranoid Android Sapphire	February 23, 2022
7.	OnePlus Nord (avicii)	Pixel Experience 12	October 29, 2021
8.	OnePlus Nord 2 (denniz)	Pixel Experience 12	March 30, 2022

9.1. OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 12-based custom ROMs for your OnePlus 5, we have some good news for you: a vanilla AOSP 12 ROM is now available for this device. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 12.0 for the OnePlus 5

A unified beta build of Pixel Experience 12 is also available for the phone duo. The second SIM-Slot does not work for mobile data, though, and VoLTE may not work in this ROM.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the OnePlus 5/5T

9.2. OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T

Android 12 has landed on the OnePlus 6 through the Syberia OS custom ROM. Before installing this ROM, make sure to flash the latest OxygenOS 11 firmware.

Syberia OS 5.0 based on Android 12 for the OnePlus 6

On the other hand, an unofficial build of the ArrowOS 12.0 custom ROM brings Android 12 to the OnePlus 6T.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the OnePlus 6T

9.3. OnePlus 7, 7 Pro, 7T, and OnePlus 7T Pro

The OnePlus 7 and 7T family of devices get a taste of Android 12, thanks to the KOSP custom ROM. Take a look at the device-specific thread below and follow the instructions to install the ROM.

KOSP 2.x: 7 || 7 Pro || 7T || 7T Pro

9.4. OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro

Back in November, OnePlus started a closed beta testing of Android 12 for the OnePlus 8 series. While the public beta has yet to arrive, owners of these phones can now enjoy Android 12, courtesy of the official alpha build of the Paranoid Android custom ROM.

Paranoid Android Sapphire based on Android 12 for the OnePlus 8/8 Pro

9.5. OnePlus 8T and OnePlus 9R

Although the OnePlus 8T and the OnePlus 9R don’t share a common firmware, both of them can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial unified build of AospExtended 9.0.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the OnePlus 8T/9T

9.6. OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro

While both the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro have received official Android 12 update in the form of OxygenOS 12, owners of these devices can now enjoy source-built AOSP 12-derived ROMs, such as Evolution X (linked below).

Evolution X based on Android 12: OnePlus 9 || OnePlus 9 Pro

The team behind the Paranoid Android project has also been releasing Android 12 builds for the OnePlus 9 Pr for a while.

Paranoid Android Sapphire based on Android 12 for the OnePlus 9 Pro

9.7. OnePlus Nord

OnePlus has yet to publish a Android 12 beta build for the mid-ranger OnePlus Nord, but an alpha release of Pixel Experience 12 ROM for this phone is already available on our forums.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the OnePlus Nord

9.10. OnePlus Nord 2

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 12-based custom ROMs for your OnePlus Nord 2, we have some good news for you: an unofficial Pixel Experience 12 build has arrived for this model. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the OnePlus Nord 2

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10. Raspberry

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4	LineageOS 19.0	November 19, 2021

10.1. Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4

Although not natively supported by Android, the Raspberry Pi 4 family of devices can now boot Android 12, thanks to the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 build linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Raspberry Pi 4 B, Pi 400, and Compute Module 4

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11. Razer

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Razer Phone 2 (aura)	Pixel Experience 12	December 15, 2021

11.1. Razer Phone 2

Razer didn’t update the Razer Phone 2 beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. An unofficial build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM brings Android 12 to this device.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Razer Phone 2

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12. Realme

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Realme 2 Pro (RMX1801)	Project Elixir 1.0	November 19, 2021
2.	Realme 5 Pro (RMX1971)	Cherish OS 3.0	November 10, 2021
3.	Realme 6/6i [India]/6s (RMX2001/RMX2002)	Palladium OS 2.0	October 29, 2021
4.	Realme 6 Pro (RMX2061)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 23, 2021
5.	Realme 7 Pro (RMX2170)	Evolution X	February 23, 2022
6.	Realme 8i/Narzo 50 (RMX3151)	Project Radiant	March 4, 2022
7.	Realme C3 (RMX2020)	Pixel Experience 12	October 23, 2021
8.	Realme X2 Pro (RMX1931)	LineageOS 19.0	November 19, 2021
9.	Realme X7 Max 5G (RMX3031)	Pixel Experience 12	March 4, 2022
10.	Realme XT (RMX1921)	Project Elixir 1.0	November 10, 2021

12.1. Realme 2 Pro

Thanks to an official build of the Project Elixir custom ROM, the Realme 2 Pro’s userbase can now experience Android 12.

Project Elixir 1.0 based on Android 12 for the Realme 2 Pro

12.2. Realme 5 Pro

The Realme 5 Pro can now run Android 12, courtesy of a AOSP-based custom ROM known as Cherish OS 3.0.

Cherish OS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Realme 5 Pro

12.3. Realme 6/6i [India]/6s

The Realme 6 gets a taste of Android 12 through the Palladium OS 2.0 custom ROM. The build is also compatible with the Realme 6s and the Indian edition of the Realme 6i. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Palladium OS 2.0 based on Android 12 for the Realme 6/6i [India]/6s

12.4. Realme 6 Pro

An unofficial build of ArrowOS 12.0 brings the vanilla Android 12 experience to the Realme 6 Pro. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Realme 6 Pro

12.5. Realme 7 Pro

The Realme 7 Pro is scheduled to get its official Android 12 update in the form of Realme UI 3.0, but in case you’re looking for some vanilla Android 12 experience on your device, then take a look at the Evolution X custom ROM linked below.

Evolution X based on Android 12 for the Realme 7 Pro

12.6. Realme 8i/Narzo 50

The Realme 8i and the Realme Narzo 50 share a common firmware — a design that helped these devices to get a unified Android 12-based custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Project Radiant based on Android 12 for the Realme 8i/Narzo 50

12.7. Realme C3

Android 12 comes to the Realme C3 in the form of an unofficial build of Pixel Experience 12 custom ROM. Since this is an early unofficial build, do intimate yourself of the bugs before flashing.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Realme C3

12.8. Realme X2 Pro

The first true flagship device from Realme — the Realme X2 Pro — has now received a taste of Android 12 through an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. The custom ROM offers a near-stock Android experience with a handful of device-specific customization options.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Realme X2 Pro

12.9. Realme X7 Max 5G

An unofficial build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM brings vanilla Android 12 experience to the Realme X7 Max 5G. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Realme X7 Max 5G

12.10. Realme XT

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM instead of the Realme UI on your Realme XT, you can opt for the Project Elixir custom ROM linked below.

Project Elixir 1.0 based on Android 12 for the Realme XT

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13. Samsung

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 (a5y17lte) and A7 2017 (a7y17lte)	LineageOS 19.1	March 30, 2022
2.	Samsung Galaxy A10 (a10)	OctaviOS 3.0	October 23, 2021
3.	Samsung Galaxy A20 (a20)	OctaviOS 3.0	October 23, 2021
4.	Samsung Galaxy A21s (a21s)	AOSP 12.0	October 23, 2021
5.	Samsung Galaxy A30 (a30)	OctaviOS 3.0	October 23, 2021
6.	Samsung Galaxy A40 (a40)	OctaviOS 3.0	October 23, 2021
7.	Samsung Galaxy A52 4G (a52q)	LineageOS 19.0	March 30, 2022
8.	Samsung Galaxy A72 (a72q)	LineageOS 19.1	March 30, 2022
9.	Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (greatlte)	LineageOS 19.0	December 15, 2021
10.	Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Tablet (kona3g)	LineageOS 19.0	December 15, 2021
11.	Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (crownlte)	ArrowOS 12.0	March 30, 2022
12.	Samsung Galaxy Note 10 (d1) Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus (d2s) Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus 5G (d2x)	LineageOS 19.0	October 16, 2021
13.	Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (p4noterf)	LineageOS 19.0	November 19, 2021
14.	Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE (jflte)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
15.	Samsung Galaxy S7 (herolte) Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (hero2lte)	LineageOS 19.0: S7 || S7 Edge	December 15, 2021
16.	Samsung Galaxy S8 (dreamlte) Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus (dream2lte)	LineageOS 19.0	December 15, 2021
17.	Samsung Galaxy S9 (starlte) Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus (star2lte)	ArrowOS 12.0	March 30, 2022
18.	Samsung Galaxy S10e (beyond0lte) Samsung Galaxy S10 (beyond1lte) Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus (beyond2lte)	LineageOS 19.0	October 14, 2021
19.	Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (gtaxl)	LineageOS 19.1	March 30, 2022
20.	Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e (gts4lv)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
21.	Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (gta4xl)	LineageOS 19.0	October 23, 2021

13.1. Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 and A7 2017

Android 12L arrives on the 2017’s Samsung Galaxy A5 and Galaxy A7 in the form of an unofficial unified build of LineageOS 19.1. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.1 based on Android 12L for the Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 and A7 2017

13.2. Samsung Galaxy A10

The Exynos 7884-powered Samsung Galaxy A10 has received an unofficial build of OctaviOS 3.0 custom ROM based on Android 12. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

OctaviOS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy A10

13.3. Samsung Galaxy A20/A20e

If you’re looking for a vanilla Android 12 ROM to replace the One UI firmware on your Galaxy A20, you can opt for the unofficial OctaviOS 3.0 build linked below. The ROM is also compatible with the Galaxy A20e.

OctaviOS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy A20/A20e

13.4. Samsung Galaxy A21s

The Galaxy A21s can now have a taste of Android 12, thanks to an experimental AOSP 12.0 build. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 12.0 for the Samsung Galaxy A21s

13.5. Samsung Galaxy A30

Android 12 for the Galaxy A30 is available in the form of an unofficial OctaviOS 3.0 build. Check out the ROM thread below and read the instructions carefully before flashing.

OctaviOS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy A30

13.6. Samsung Galaxy A40

An unofficial build of OctaviOS 3.0 custom ROM has brought Android 12 to the Galaxy A40. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

OctaviOS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy A40

13.7. Samsung Galaxy A52 4G

The 4G variant of the Galaxy A52 already received the stable Android 12 update from Samsung. However, in case you want to get vanilla Android experience on your Galaxy A52, try out the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 ROM below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy A52 4G

13.8. Samsung Galaxy A72

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM instead of the One UI skin on your Galaxy A72, then you can opt for the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 ROM linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy A72

13.9. Samsung Galaxy Note 8

The Exynos-variant of the Galaxy Note 8 can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. Get the ROM from the link below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8

13.10. Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Tablet

The Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 — a tablet originally released back in 2013 with Android Jelly Bean — has received a taste of Android 12 via an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 Tablet

13.11. Samsung Galaxy Note 9

Android 12 arrives on the Exynos variant of the Galaxy Note 9 through an official build of ArrowOS 12.0. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9

13.12. Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Note 10 Plus, and Note 10 Plus 5G

Samsung has yet to start the One UI 4.0 beta testing for the Galaxy Note 10 series, but you can already try out Android 12 through an unofficial LineageOS 19.0 release for the Exynos variants of these devices.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10/Note 10 Plus/Note 10 Plus 5G

13.13. Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet

Android 12 for the Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet is available in the form of an unofficial LineageOS 19.0 ROM. You can find separate builds for the n8000 (GT-N8000, GT-N8005), n8010 (GT-N8010, GT-N8013), and n8020 (GT-N8020) variants in the thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet

13.14. Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE

The GT-I9505, SGH-I337M, and SGH-M919 variants of the Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE can now run Android 12, thanks to a unified unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. To know more, click on the thread link below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy S4 LTE

13.15. Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

If you have a Samsung Galaxy S7 or a Galaxy S7 Edge and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12: Galaxy S7 || Galaxy S7 Edge

13.16. Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus

Both the regular and the “Plus” variants of the Exynos Samsung Galaxy S8 can now run Android 12, courtesy of an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy S8/S8 Plus

13.17. Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

Android 12 for the Galaxy S9/S9 Plus is available in the form of an official build of the ArrowOS 12.0 custom ROM.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy S9/S9 Plus

13.18. Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10 Plus

For those of you eagerly awaiting Android 12-based custom ROMs for your Galaxy S10, we have some good news for you: an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 is now available for the Exynos variants. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy S10e/S10/S10 Plus

13.19. Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1

The Wi-Fi-only variant of the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 can now run Android 12L, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.1. The build can also boot on the LTE variant of the tablet, but some hardware components will not work, so ensure that you intimate yourself of the same before proceeding.

LineageOS 19.1 based on Android 12L for the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1

13.20. Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

Source-built Android 12 custom ROM comes to the Wi-Fi only and LTE variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e in the form of an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

13.21. Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

Both the Wi-Fi only and LTE variants of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. Keep in mind that you need to be on a stock One UI 3.x/Android 11 firmware before flashing this ROM.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

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14. Sony

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Sony Xperia 1 II (pdx203)	ArrowOS 12.0	March 4, 2022
2.	Sony Xperia 5 (bahamut)	PixelOS 12.0	November 10, 2021
3.	Sony Xperia 5 II (pdx206)	ShapeShiftOS 3.0	March 4, 2022
4.	Sony Xperia 10 (kirin)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
5.	Sony Xperia 10 Plus (mermaid)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
6.	Sony Xperia 10 II (pdx201)	PixelOS 12.0	November 10, 2021
7.	Sony Xperia XA2 (pioneer)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
8.	Sony Xperia XA2 Plus (voyager)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
9.	Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra (discovery)	LineageOS 19.0	March 4, 2022
10.	Sony Xperia XZ Premium (maple)	AOSP 12.0	October 29, 2021
11.	Sony Xperia XZ1 (poplar)	Pixel Experience 12	March 30, 2022
12.	Sony Xperia XZ2 (akari)	SonyAOSP 12	March 30, 2022
13.	Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact (apollo)	SonyAOSP 12	March 30, 2022
14.	Sony Xperia XZ3 (akatsuki)	SonyAOSP 12	March 30, 2022
15.	Sony Xperia Z (yuga)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
16.	Sony Xperia Z Ultra (togari)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
17.	Sony Xperia Z4/Z3 Plus (ivy)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
18.	Sony Xperia Z5 (sumire)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022

14.1. Sony Xperia 1 II

The Xperia 1 II recently received its stable Android 12 update from Sony. However, if you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based custom ROM for this phone, you can try out the unofficial ArrowOS build from our forums.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia 1 II

14.2. Sony Xperia 5

Android 12 has arrived for the Sony Xperia 5 in the form of an unofficial build of the PixelOS 12.0 custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the thread linked below.

PixelOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia 5

14.3. Sony Xperia 5 II

The Xperia 5 II has received a taste of Android 12, courtesy of a AOSP-derived custom ROM known as ShapeShiftOS. Unlike typical custom ROMs, you need to install the package using Fastboot.

ShapeShiftOS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia 5 II

14.4. Sony Xperia 10

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM for your Xperia 10, you can opt for the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 build for this phone (linked below).

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia 10

14.5. Sony Xperia 10 Plus

The “Plus” variant of the Xperia 10 has also received a taste of Android 12 through an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia 10 Plus

14.6. Sony Xperia 10 II

Owners of the Xperia 10 II can now run Android 12, thanks to the unofficial build of the PixelOS 12.0 custom ROM linked below.

PixelOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia 10 II

14.7. Sony Xperia XA2

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM for your Sony Xperia XA2, you can opt for the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 ROM. To know more, check out the thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia XA2

14.8. Sony Xperia XA2 Plus

Android 12 arrives on the Sony Xperia XA2 Plus as well, through an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. Keep in mind that you need to ensurie that all firmware partitions are consistent before flashing the custom ROM.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia XA2 Plus

14.9. Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra

Much like the other twp members of the Xperia XA2 family, the “Ultra” variant has also received its first taste of Android 12 through an unofficial LineageOS 19.0 build.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra

14.10. Sony Xperia XZ Premium

Your age-old Xperia XZ Premium can now run Android 12, courtesy of a vanilla AOSP 12 ROM compiled on top of Sony-provided binaries. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AOSP 12.0 for the Sony Xperia XZ Premium

14.11. Sony Xperia XZ1

Android 12 arrives on the Xperia XZ1 through an unofficial build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia XZ1

14.12. Sony Xperia XZ2

For those of you eagerly waiting for an Android 12L-based custom ROM for your Xperia XZ2, you can now try out a source-built AOSP 12 ROM.

SonyAOSP 12 based on Android 12L for the Sony Xperia XZ2

14.13. Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact

The “Compact” variant of the Xperia XZ2 can also run Android 12L through a vanilla AOSP build. To know more, check out the thread linked below.

SonyAOSP 12 based on Android 12L for the Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact

14.14. Sony Xperia XZ3

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12L-based ROM for your Xperia XZ3, you can opt for the ROM linked below.

SonyAOSP 12 based on Android 12L for the Sony Xperia XZ3

14.15. Sony Xperia Z

Launched back in 2013, the Xperia Z has now received an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia Z

14.16. Sony Xperia Z Ultra

The “Ultra” variant of the Xperia Z has also received a taste of Android 12 through an unofficial build of the LineageOS 19.0 custom ROM. To know more, check out the thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia Z Ultra

14.17. Sony Xperia Z4/Z3 Plus

If you have a Sony Xperia Z4/Z3 Plus lying around and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 ROM linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia Z4/Z3 Plus

14.18. Sony Xperia Z5

An unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0 brings Android 12 to the Sony Xperia Z5. You can find the flashing instruction in the forum thread linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Sony Xperia Z5

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15. Xiaomi

Sr. No.	Device, Device Forums, Codename	Android 12 Custom ROM	Date Added
1.	Mi 5 (gemini)	AospExtended 9.0	October 23, 2021
2.	Mi 8 SE (sirius)	Pixel Experience 12	November 19, 2021
3.	Mi 9 (cepheus)	ArrowOS 12.0	November 10, 2021
4.	Mi 9 SE (grus)	Xtended XS	March 4, 2022
5.	Mi 10 (umi)	Paranoid Android Sapphire	December 15, 2021
6.	Mi 10 Lite (monet)	Evolution X	December 15, 2021
7.	Mi 10T/10T Pro/Redmi K30S (apollo)	ArrowOS 12.0	November 10, 2021
8.	Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G (gauguin)	Pixel Experience 12	October 29, 2021
9.	Mi 11 Lite 4G (courbet)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 16, 2021
10.	Mi A1 (tissot_sprout)	AOSP 12.0	October 16, 2021
11.	Mi A2 (jasmine_sprout)	Pixel Experience 12	November 19, 2021
12.	Mi A2 Lite (daisy_sprout)	ArrowOS 12.0	November 19, 2021
13.	Mi Max (hydrogen) Mi Max Prime (helium)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
14.	Mi Mix 2 (chiron)	Evolution X	February 23, 2022
15.	Mi Mix 3 (perseus)	xdroidsp 2.0	October 29, 2021
16.	Mi Mix 3 5G (andromeda)	Pixel Experience 12	February 23, 2022
17.	Mi Mix 4 (odin)	Paranoid Android Sapphire	February 23, 2022
18.	Mi Note 10 (tucana)	ArrowOS 12.0	December 15, 2021
19.	Mi Note 10 Lite (toco)	Kang OS 3.0	October 23, 2021
20.	Mi Pad 4 (clover) Mi Pad 4 Plus (clover)	LineageOS 19.0	November 10, 2021
21.	POCO F1 (beryllium)	AospExtended 9.0	October 16, 2021
22.	POCO F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro (lmi)	Pixel Experience 12	October 23, 2021
23.	POCO F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40 (alioth)	Arrow OS 12.0	October 23, 2021
24.	POCO F3 GT/Redmi K40 Gaming (ares)	AospExtended 9.0	March 30, 2022
25.	POCO M3 (citrus) Redmi 9 Power/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China (lime)	Pixel Extended 12	February 23, 2022
26.	POCO X2/Redmi K30 (phoenix)	POSP 5.0	October 16, 2021
27.	POCO X3 (surya)	AOSP 12.0	October 16, 2021
28.	POCO X3 Pro (vayu)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 16, 2021
29.	Redmi 1S (armani)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
30.	Redmi 2 (wt88047)	LineageOS 19.1	March 30, 2022
31.	Redmi 5 (rosy)	LineageOS 19.0	November 19, 2021
32.	Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5 (vince)	ArrowOS 12.0	October 16, 2021
33.	Redmi 6 (cereus) Redmi 6A (cactus)	CipherOS 2.5	March 30, 2022
34.	Redmi 7 (onclite)	VoltageOS 1.1	November 10, 2021
35.	Redmi 7A (pine) Redmi 8 (olive) Redmi 8A (olivelite) Redmi 8A Dual/Pro (olivewood)	Project Arcana	March 30, 2022
36.	Redmi 9/9 Prime India (lancelot) POCO M2 and POCO M2 Reloaded (shiva)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
37.	Redmi 9A (dandelion) Redmi 9C (angelica) POCO C3 (angelicain)	Project Arcana	March 30, 2022
38.	Redmi K20/Mi 9T (davinci)	Evolution X	November 19, 2021
39.	Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro (raphael)	AOSP 12.0	October 5, 2021
40.	Redmi K30 5G (picasso)	ArrowOS 12.0	November 19, 2021
41.	Redmi Note 5/Redmi Note 5 Pro (whyred)	LineageOS 19.0	November 10, 2021
42.	Redmi Note 6 Pro (tulip)	Project Elixir 1.0	November 19, 2021
43.	Redmi Note 7/7S (lavender)	Weeb Project	October 23, 2021
44.	Redmi Note 7 Pro (violet)	Project Elixir 1.0	October 29, 2021
45.	Redmi Note 8 (ginkgo) Redmi Note 8T (willow)	AOSP 12.0	October 8, 2021
46.	Redmi Note 8 Pro (begonia)	LineageOS 19.0	February 23, 2022
47.	Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India/10 Lite India (curtana) Redmi Note 9 Pro (joyeuse) Redmi Note 9 Pro Max (excalibur) POCO M2 Pro (gram)	Project Elixir 1.0	October 29, 2021
48.	Redmi Note 9T/Redmi Note 9 5G (cannong/cannon)	StatiXOS 5.0	November 10, 2021
49.	Redmi Note 10 (mojito/sunny)	Fluid 2.0	October 16, 2021
50.	Redmi Note 10 Pro (sweet/sweetin) Redmi Note 10 Pro Max (sweetin)	AOSP 12.0	October 8, 2021
51.	Redmi S2/Y2 (ysl)	AOSP 12.0	October 16, 2021

15.1. Mi 5

Launched back in 2016, the Snapdragon 820-powered Mi 5 can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of the AospExtended 9.0 custom ROM.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi 5

15.2. Mi 8 SE

The Mi 8 SE userbase can now experience Android 12, courtesy of an unofficial build of the Pixel Experience custom ROM.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Mi 8 SE

15.3. Mi 9

Android 12 has arrived on the Mi 9, thanks to the official ArrowOS maintainers for this device. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi 9

15.4. Mi 9 SE

The Mi 9 SE — a phone originally released back in 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie — has received a taste of Android 12 via an official build of the Xtended XS custom ROM. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

Xtended XS based on Android 12 for the Mi 9 SE

15.5. Mi 10

An official alpha build of the Paranoid Android custom ROM based on Android 12 is now available for the Mi 10. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

Paranoid Android Sapphire based on Android 12 for the Mi 10

15.6. Mi 10 Lite

The “Lite” variant of the Mi 10 can also run Android 12, courtesy of the official build of Evolution X custom ROM for this device. To know more, click on the thread linked below.

Evolution X based on Android 12 for the Mi 10 Lite

15.7. Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi K30S

The Mi 10T and Mi 10T Pro have received a unified build of ArrowOS 12.0. The official ROM, which is also compatible with the China-only Redmi K30S, appears to be in good shape, with all basic hardware features working.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi K30S

15.8. Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G

Those of you having a Mi 10T Lite (sold as the Mi 10i in India and the Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G in China) and want to try out vanilla Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the Pixel Experience 12 build linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Mi 10T Lite/Mi 10i/Redmi Note 9 Pro 5G

15.9. Mi 11 Lite 4G

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM instead of the MIUI skin on your Mi 11 Lite 4G, you can opt for the ArrowOS 12.0 beta build. The ROM appears to be stable, albeit SELinux is in permissive mode.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi 11 Lite 4G

15.10. Mi A1

Xiaomi didn’t update its first Android One device officially beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. In fact, a vanilla AOSP 12 ROM for the Mi A1 has already popped up in our forums. Check it out below.

AOSP 12.0 for the Mi A1

15.11. Mi A2

The Xiaomi Mi A2 gets a taste of Android 12 through the Pixel Experience custom ROM. Encryption is currently broken in the ROM, but if you’re ready to overlook it, you can have your first taste of the latest Android version.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Mi A2

15.12. Mi A2 Lite

An official build of ArrowOS is now available for the Mi A2 Lite on top of Android 12. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi A2 Lite

15.13. Mi Max and Mi Max Prime

Both the regular and Prime variants of the Mi Max can now run Android 12, thanks to an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.0. Try it out on your phone by following the link below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi Max and Mi Max Prime

15.14. Mi Mix 2

It’s great to see that development for the Mi Mix 2, which was released back in 2017, is still going strong. An unofficial build of Evolution X based on Android 12 is now available for this phone. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X based on Android 12 for the Mi Mix 2

15.15. Mi Mix 3

The Mi Mix 3 gets a taste of Android 12 through the xdroidsp 2.0 custom ROM. This ROM has some issues with the second SIM and SELinux policies, but if you can overlook those, you can have your first taste of the latest Android version.

xdroidsp 2.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi Mix 3

15.16. Mi Mix 3 5G

Xiaomi didn’t update the Mi Mix 3 5G beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. An official build of Pixel Experience based on Android 12 is now available for the Mi Mix 3 5G.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the Mi Mix 3 5G

15.17. Mi Mix 4

If you’re looking for an Android 12-based custom ROM for your Mi Mix 4, you can try out an unofficial Paranoid Android build linked below.

Paranoid Android Sapphire based on Android 12 for the Mi Mix 4

15.18. Mi Note 10

The team behind the ArrowOS custom ROM has released a community build of Android 12 for the Mi Note 10. The ROM seems to be stable enough, with all basic hardware features working.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi Note 10

15.19. Mi Note 10 Lite

If you have a Mi Note 10 Lite and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the official build of Kang OS 3.0 custom ROM linked below.

Kang OS 3.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi Note 10 Lite

15.20. Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus

An unofficial unified build of LineageOS 19.0 is now available for the Mi Pad 4 and the Mi Pad 4 Plus. Give your tablet a new lease of life with Android 12 by following the link below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Mi Pad 4 and Mi Pad 4 Plus

15.21. POCO F1

If you’re looking for an Android 12-based custom ROM for your POCO F1, you can try out the community build of AospExtended 9.0 ROM. There are some bugs, though, so ensure that you intimate yourself of the same before proceeding.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the POCO F1

15.22. POCO F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro

Those of you having a POCO F2 Pro (sold as the Redmi K30 Pro in China) and want to try out vanilla Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the alpha build of Pixel Experience custom ROM linked below.

Pixel Experience 12 based on Android 12 for the POCO F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro

15.23. POCO F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40

Apart from the official public beta version of Android 12 from Xiaomi, POCO F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40 users can also try out the early build of Arrow OS 12.0 custom ROM to get a taste of the latest iteration of Android on their phone.

Arrow OS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the POCO F3/Mi 11X/Redmi K40

15.24. POCO F3 GT/Redmi K40 Gaming

Source-built Android 12 custom ROM comes to the POCO F3 GT (the global edition of the Redmi K40 Gaming) in the form of an unofficial build of the AospExtended 9.0 custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

AospExtended 9.0 based on Android 12 for the POCO F3 GT/Redmi K40 Gaming

15.25. POCO M3 and Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China

While the POCO M3 and the Redmi 9T (also known as the Redmi 9 Power in India and the Redmi Note 9 4G in China) don’t share a common firmware, the devices are so similar that they have received a unified Android 12 custom ROM in the form of Pixel Extended 12.

Pixel Extended 12 based on Android 12 for the POCO M3 and Redmi 9 Power India/Redmi 9T/Redmi Note 9 4G China

15.26. POCO X2/Redmi K30

The POCO X2 (the global edition of the Redmi K30) has received a taste of Android 12 courtesy of an unofficial POSP 5.0 build. The ROM offers a nearly stock Android experience, but it still has a couple of bugs that need to be ironed out.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the POCO X2/Redmi K30

15.27. POCO X3

The POCO X3 and the POCO X3 NFC share a common firmware — a design that helped these devices to get a unified AOSP 12 custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 12.0 for the POCO X3

15.28. POCO X3 Pro

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM instead of the MIUI skin on your POCO X3 Pro, you can opt for the early release build of ArrowOS 12.0.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the POCO X3 Pro

15.29. Redmi 1S

Aftermarket development is still going strong for the Redmi 1S, which was released back in 2014. You can now run Android 12 on it, thanks to an unofficial LineageOS 19.0 build. To know more, take a look at the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi 1S

15.30. Redmi 2

The Redmi 2 — a phone originally released back in 2014 with Android 4.4 KitKat — has received its first Android 12L-based custom ROM via an unofficial build of LineageOS 19.1.

LineageOS 19.1 based on Android 12L for the Redmi 2

15.31. Redmi 5

Your age-old Redmi 5 can now run Android 12, courtesy of an unofficial LineageOS 19.0 custom ROM. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi 5

15.32. Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5

It’s great to see that development for the Redmi 5 Plus (sold as the Redmi Note 5 in India) is still going strong, as an unofficial build of ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 is now available for this phone. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi 5 Plus/Redmi Note 5

15.33. Redmi 6 and Redmi 6A

Xiaomi didn’t update the Redmi 6/6A beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest iteration of Android on this phone. An unofficial build of CipherOS 2.5 brings Android 12 to the phone duo.

CipherOS 2.5 based on Android 12 for the Redmi 6/6A

15.34. Redmi 7

Released back in 2019, the budget Redmi 7 can now run Android 12, thanks to the VoltageOS custom ROM project. If you want to try out the latest Android version on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the thread linked below.

VoltageOS 1.1 based on Android 12 for the Redmi 7

15.35. Redmi 7A, Redmi 8, Redmi 8A, and Redmi 8A Dual/Pro

Xiaomi’s Snapdragon 439-powered devices have received a taste of Android 12 through a unified build of the Project Arcana custom ROM.

Project Arcana based on Android 12 for the Redmi 7A/8/8A/8A Dual/Pro

15.36. Redmi 9/9 Prime India, POCO M2, and POCO M2 Reloaded

If you’re looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM to replace the MIUI firmware on your Redmi 9 (sold as the Redmi 9 Prime in India), you can opt for the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 build linked below. The release is also compatible with the POCO M2 and it’s “Reloaded” variant.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi 9/9 Prime India, POCO M2, and POCO M2 Reloaded

15.37. Redmi 9A, Redmi 9C, and POCO C3

The Redmi 9A, Redmi 9C, and the POCO C3 have numerous variations with different marketing names, hence these devices have received a unified Android 12 build through the Project Arcana custom ROM.

Project Arcana based on Android 12 for the Redmi 9A, Redmi 9C, and POCO C3

15.38. Redmi K20/Mi 9T

Apart from the regional branding, the Redmi K20 and the Mi 9T share a common firmware. This is the reason why both of these devices have now received a unified Android 12 custom ROM in the form of Evolution X. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Evolution X based on Android 12 for the Redmi K20/Mi 9T

15.39. Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 855-powered Redmi K20 Pro (sold as the Mi 9T Pro in certain regions) is the first phone to receive an Android 12 custom ROM. Grab the latest build of the ROM from the thread below and give it a shot.

AOSP 12.0 for the Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro

15.40. Redmi K30 5G

The Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G-powered Redmi K30 5G can now run Android 12, courtesy of the ArrowOS project. To know more about this ROM, take a look at the thread linked below.

ArrowOS 12.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi K30 5G

15.41. Redmi Note 5/Redmi Note 5 Pro

An unofficial build of the popular LineageOS custom ROM based on Android 12 is now available for the Redmi Note 5 Pro (also known as simply the Redmi Note 5 in some regions). Notably, the ROM ships with a source-built 4.19 kernel.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 5/Redmi Note 5 Pro

15.42. Redmi Note 6 Pro

Xiaomi didn’t update the Redmi Note 6 Pro beyond Android Pie, but that doesn’t mean you can’t run the latest version of Android on this phone. An official build of the Project Elixir custom ROM now brings Android 12 to the Redmi Note 6 Pro userbase.

Project Elixir 1.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 6 Pro

15.43. Redmi Note 7/7S

The Redmi Note 7 and the Redmi Note 7S share a common firmware, which is why both of these devices have now received a unified Android 12 custom ROM in the form of Weeb Project. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

Weeb Project based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 7/7S

15.44. Redmi Note 7 Pro

The “Pro” variant of the Redmi Note 7 gets a taste of Android 12, thanks to an official build of the Project Elixir 1.0 custom ROM. Check it out below.

Project Elixir 1.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 7 Pro

15.45. Redmi Note 8 and Redmi Note 8T

The Redmi Note 8 and the Note 8T have received a unified Android 12-based AOSP ROM. If you are ready to ignore some minor glitches, the ROM appears to be in pretty good shape for something that is being based on a brand new OS version that was launched this week.

AOSP 12.0 for the Redmi Note 8/8T

15.46. Redmi Note 8 Pro

Looking for an AOSP 12-based ROM to replace the MIUI firmware on your Redmi Note 8 Pro? Take a look at the unofficial LineageOS 19.0 build linked below.

LineageOS 19.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 8 Pro

15.47. Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India/10 Lite India, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, and POCO M2 Pro

Xiaomi has a bunch of Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G-powered devices in its portfolio with a very similar hardware configuration. All those devices – collectively known as “miatoll” – have received a unified build of Project Elixir 1.0 on top of Android 12.

Project Elixir 1.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 9S/9 Pro India/10 Lite India, Redmi Note 9 Pro, Redmi Note 9 Pro Max, and POCO M2 Pro

15.48. Redmi Note 9T/Redmi Note 9 5G

Xiaomi has yet to publish the stable Android 12 update for the Redmi Note 9T (sold as the Redmi Note 9 5G in China), but a pure Android 12-based AOSP ROM for this device is already available on our forums. Check it out below!

StatiXOS 5.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 9T/Redmi Note 9 5G

15.49. Redmi Note 10

If you have a Redmi Note 10 and want to try out Android 12 on your phone, then go right ahead and check out the unofficial build of Fluid 2.0 custom ROM linked below.

Fluid 2.0 based on Android 12 for the Redmi Note 10

15.50. Redmi Note 10 Pro and Redmi Note 10 Pro Max

An unofficial build of AOSP 12.0 brings vanilla Android 12 experience to the Redmi Note 10 Pro. The ROM is also compatible with the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max. If you would like to try it out, head on over to the forum thread linked below.

AOSP 12.0 for the Redmi Note 10 Pro/Pro Max

15.51. Redmi S2/Y2

If you still have a Redmi Y2 (sold as the Redmi S2 in China) lying around, you can now flash this vanilla AOSP ROM to get a taste of Android 12. There are a few bugs that you would need to deal with, though. For instance, the Goodix fingerprint sensor is buggy, and SELinux is set as permissive.

AOSP 12.0 for the Redmi S2/Y2

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Android 12 Google Apps

Apart from the ROMs mentioned above, we are going to be seeing a lot of custom builds of Android 12 released in the coming weeks. However, not all custom ROMs ship with pre-installed Google apps. In case you’re looking for a suitable GApps distribution, then you’ll be happy to know that the maintainers have already laid the groundwork to support the latest version of Android.

1. BiTGApps

XDA Senior Member TheHitMan has recently released an alpha version of the BiTGApps package. The new branch, tagged as 3.0, focuses specifically on Android 12.

Download BiTGApps

2. NikGapps

The maintainer of the NikGapps project, XDA Senior Member Nikhil, has also started releasing Android 12-comaptible GApps packages.

Download NikGapps

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