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Asus ZenFone 6/5Z, OnePlus 6/6T, and LG G2 are the latest devices to get Android 10 custom ROMs

Android 10 custom ROMs (LineageOS 17) are now available for the ASUS ZenFone 6, ASUS ZenFone 5Z, the OnePlus 6, OnePlus 6T, and the LG G2. Check them out!

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As you may be well aware by now, Android 10 has now been released to the masses after a thorough beta testing period, and with it came along the source code for Google's latest OS. With features like a system-wide dark mode, native theming functions, full support for screen gestures like iOS, and more, there is a lot to love about this year's version of Android. It will be a matter of time before the new OS version rolls out to our devices, though—if it does at all. But the good news is, if your device is not slated to receive official Android 10, there is probably a developer out there hard at work at porting it.

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LineageOS 16 adds support for the 2013 LG G2

Official LineageOS 16 has now launched for LG's 6 year-old flagship, the LG G2, bringing stable Android Pie to this old device.

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Say what you want about LG as a smartphone manufacturer right now, but one thing is certain: the LG G2 was one of their greatest devices, if not the greatest. It packed reduced screen bezels and a high screen-to-body ratio (76%, to be exact) way before it was cool, all the way back in 2013. And while the internals have definitely aged, it's still alive and kicking, which is a lot to say for a 6-year-old phone. The developer community around the device is definite proof of that. LineageOS 16, the latest version of LineageOS, is now officially available for all models of this device, meaning that you can now get stable Android Pie up and running on this old jewel, which launched with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.

Not too long ago, we covered Android 4.4.2 KitKat making its way to the LG G2---or at least to the T-Mobile variant. Before it was available as an OTA, it came as a massive 1.5 GB KDZ file, the file type LG uses for their ROMs, much like Sony Xperia's FTF and Motorola's SBF files.