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POSP custom ROM adds 4 cool volume panels in its latest build
The latest update to Potato Open Sauce Project (POSP) custom ROM enables users to customize the appearance of the volume panel manager. Read on!
Potato Open Sauce Project (no, that's not a typo!) aka POSP is the go-to choice of many users when it comes to a lightweight AOSP-based custom ROM that also offers a handful of UI/UX customizations. Founded by XDA Recognized Developer Agent_fabulous, POSP is known for integrating useful features on top of its stock Android base, such as the Android Pie’s missing expandable volume panel. Talking about the volume panel, the development team behind POSP has now revamped the volume panel manager with four different panel styles.
Android 10 custom ROMs now available for the POCO F1, Xiaomi Mi 6/8, and Redmi Note 5
The first set of custom ROMs based on Android 10 are now available for Xiaomi devices like the Poco F1, Redmi Note 5, Mi 6 and Mi 8! Read on to know more!
Android 10 is finally here, and it brings along a lot of goodies that software enthusiasts will appreciate. Officially, stable Android 10 is available on Google Pixel devices, the Essential Phone, and the Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro, while beta builds can be found for the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro, and Samsung had been spotted testing the update with OneUI 2.0 for the Snapdragon and Exynos Samsung Galaxy S10 and Exynos Samsung Galaxy Note 10. Source code for the new release is already up and available at AOSP, which brought to us the first Android 10 custom ROM, that too on the ASUS ZenFone Max Pro M1 with practically no bugs. Now, more Android 10 custom ROMs have begun sprouting up for devices like the Xiaomi POCO F1, the Xiaomi Mi 6, the Xiaomi Mi 8 and the Xiaomi Redmi Note 5.
POSP v2.3 adds an RGB accent picker, Android Oreo's Quick Settings panel, Android Q battery icon, and more
In version 2.3 of the Potato Open Sauce Project (POSP), we get a number of features including an RGB accent picker, the Android Q battery icon, and more.
New custom ROMs come and go all the time but one that seems to have stuck around and gained popularity is POSP. It's a ROM that uses AOSP as a base, just as the name implies, but then goes in and selectively adds in features from other open source projects. One of the features the developers have decided to add is the Android Pie’s missing expandable volume panel. In version 2.3 of the Potato Open Sauce Project ROM, we get a number of new features including an RGB accent picker, the Android Q battery icon, and more.
POSP's latest update brings back Android Pie's missing expandable volume panel on the OnePlus 6T, POCO F1, and other devices
The latest update to Potato Open Sauce Project custom ROM brings back the expandable volume panel to Android Pie on supported devices. Read on to know more!
Potato Open Sauce Project (no, I did not type that wrong), or POSP in short, is one of the newer multi-device ROMs out there. POSP by Team Potato starts off with an AOSP base and adds in select features from other open source projects, as well as adds in other new features. For instance, the latest release of POSP (v2.2) brings back the expandable volume panel from Oreo to Android Pie.