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LineageOS 18.1 adds the ASUS ZenFone 8, POCO X3 NFC, and more to the roster
The first builds of LineageOS 18.1 are out for the ASUS ZenFone 8, Lenovo Z5 Pro GT, POCO X3 NFC, SHIFT SHIFT6mq, and Sony Xperia Z2.
In March, the team behind LineageOS released LineageOS 18.1, the latest version based on Android 11. Since then, the team has rolled out LineageOS 18.1 to many more devices — from notables like the OnePlus 9 Pro, Redmi Note 10 Pro, and Pixel 4 series to the lesser-known devices like Walmart’s Onn and Dynalink Android TV boxes. The LineageOS team recently added support for POCO X3 Pro, POCO F3/Mi 11X, Galaxy M20, and more. Now five more devices have just been added to the official LineaeOS 18.1 build roaster.
Enable Call Recording on Xperia Z2 and Z3
Sony hidden the call recording feature in its firmware. Learn how to bring it back on rooted phones.
Call recording, while not legal in every part of the world, is quite handy in certain situations. Some OEMs have decided to implement call recording into their default Phone applications, and sometimes hide it. There are ways to enable the feature, if it's there but hidden, through Xposed Framewok modules or other apps.
Great XDA Mods for Your Sony Xperia Z2 - XDA Developer TV
This video will show you what to do next with your Sony Xperia Z2 or other Android device. Check out this video to learn more.
The Sony Xperia Z2 has been out for a while, and if you own this device, you’ve probably gone through the various phases inherent to getting a new device. You’ve watched reviews on the device, you’ve purchased it, and you’ve even rooted it. So what do you do next?
How to Root the Sony Xperia Z2 - XDA Developer TV
If you've ever wanted to root your Sony Xperia Z2, check this out!
In this episode, XDA Developer TV Producer TK shows you how to root your Sony Xperia Z2. TK recently reviewed the Sony Xperia Z2 And while not readily available in the US yet, it’s still a popular phone in the international markets. So as is usual at XDA, we must root all the things, and the Sony Xperia Z2 is no exception!
When the Sony Xperia Z2 was announced at MWC this year, many were quick to label it the ideal Android device. Although the Z2 primarily delivers incremental specsheet updates over the Z1, it also fixes its predecessor's main fault by delivering a substantially better display. As such, it's no surprise that the Z2 will find itself in many pants pockets in 2014.