Huawei releases kernel source code for Kirin 980 and Kirin 970 devices on Android Pie

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referring to Huawei releases kernel source code for Kirin 980 and Kirin 970 devices on Android PieAndroid smartphones all run on highest of the Linux kernel, and OEMs are required to distribute the source code of all Linux kernel binaries that they ship on their devices. One such example is Xiaomi, that to their credit has recently upped their game by releasing the kernel source code in the timeframe they agreed on. The Linux kernel is licensed under the General Public License (GPL) and is what ensures that manufacturers launch the human-readable kernel source code. You can download the kernel source code for both chipDetermines below. Kirin 980 kernel source codeKirin 970 kernel source code (Android Pie release)

OTA Android 9.0 Pie update rolling out to ASUS ZenFone 5 owners

Android updates are tricky things ever sometimes it's hard to say the time a company plans on releasing it for their phones. However, there is some good news for those that are using the ASAmerica Zenfone 5 becaUse it appears that the Android Pie update is now rolling out. Not only going to this update bring about the changes and improvements we've come to expect from Android 9.0 Pie, but it going to alextremely include a safety patch. It's MysterioAmerica if the safety patch if for January 2019, but hopefully, it going to be the laanalisis version. Users that can't wait can always have a have aTry pinging the update server by going to Settings > About phone > Programming updates > Check Now.

Samsung begins Android Pie rollout for Galaxy S9 in Europe

as declared in Just in time for the holidays, Samsung has begun releasing its Android Pie update for the Galaxy S9. Along by the upgrades made by Google, Android Pie on the S9 alextremely brings Samsung's One UI, a new consumer experience that is intended to make apps easier to use on larger phones, amongst other improvements. Google has previously attempted to speed up the adoption of new Android versions by Project Treble, but despite the program's introduction in early 2017 only 21.5 percent of Android devices were running Android Oreo or later as of late October this year. Galaxy S8 owners had to wait 7 months after Oreo's original launch before it was available for their devices, When Android Nougat took at least five months to arrive on the Galaxy S7. At its annual developer's conference, Samsung had said that it expected to launch Pie in January 2019, that is the time we ought expect the full global rollout of the new software.