The LineageOS screen and audio recorder has received a material design refresh, with an improved UI and better functionality than ever before.
TWRP, the leading custom recovery available for Android, is now available on a number of new devices including the ASUS Zenfone 4 and it's companions and the Xiaomi Mi A1.
After a slow start on the support side for the developer community in regard to Google's Pixel smartphone line, Magisk 14.4 has brought root to the Pixel 2 XL.
Want the Pixel 2's boot animation on your device? Now it's possible, thanks to a flashable ZIP uploaded by a developer on XDA. Read more here!
TWRP, the popular custom recovery that is a cornerstone of Android rooting, has been released in alpha form for the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. Read more here!
Xposed Framework has been updated to version 88.2, introducing better MIUI compatability as well as a series of bug fixes for Samsung and OnePlus devices and an outdated installation detector. Read more here!
Want some more customisation flexibility on your Samsung device without installing a custom ROM? This Xposed module should help you in getting started.
The recently-released Moto X4's kernel sources have been published by Motorola, possibly igniting custom ROM development in the near future.
Miss the classic Android blob-shaped emojis? We certainly do. Take a look at how to get the timeless classics back using a Magisk module here!
Amplify, one of the most popular Xposed modules out there at the moment, has received an update; introducing support for Xposed on Android Nougat, as well as SELinux wakelock support. Read more here!