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Google starts uploading the Android 11 source code to AOSP
Google has uploaded the source code of Android 11 to AOSP, enabling developers to create custom ROMs for the OS.
Google has officially released the stable version of Android 11 for its range of Pixel smartphones going back to the Pixel 2. The much-anticipated software update sports a range of exciting new features, such as conversation bubbles, a screen recorder, quick access to smart home controls in the power menu, one-time permission prompts, and much more.
Source code for the Lawnchair v2 custom launcher is now available
The developers of the Lawnchair custom launcher have released the source code for the app's v2 beta release on Github.
Lawnchair is one of the most popular custom launchers on Android alongside Nova Launcher. The app closely follows Pixel Launcher's look and feel, while simultaneously adding a great deal of customization options. The app's v1 stable release was released in June last year, and since then, the developers have been working on Lawnchair v2. Up until now, users could only download public betas of Lawnchair v2 from APKMirror and the developers' Telegram channel. Now, the developers have uploaded source code for the Lawnchair v2 release. They also state that the beta should be up on the Play Store "in about a week after translations have been set up."