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How to See If Your Oreo Phone Supports Treble
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In this video, I’ll be showing you how to see if your phone supports Project Treble. NOTE: This only applies if your phone has been updated to Android 8.0 Oreo or higher.
Phones that shipped with Oreo pre-installed are required to support Project Treble — but that isn’t the case if your phone gets updated to Oreo. Some OEMs are adding Treble support, others aren’t. But you can see if your phone got it by running a single command in the Termux app.
Treble will help speed up Android updates in the future by separating the OS from the vendor-specific aspects of your firmware. In other words, OEMs whose phones support Treble only need to update the Android OS, not blobs or binaries or any of that stuff. Treble is also proving to be a HUGE help with AOSP custom ROM support, so cross your fingers and hope your phone returns that “true” value as shown with the PH-1 in the video.
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How to See If Your Oreo Phone Supports Treble
Full Tutorial: bit.ly/CheckForTreble
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In this video, I’ll be showing you how to see if your phone supports Project Treble. NOTE: This only applies if your phone has been updated to Android 8.0 Oreo or higher.
Phones that shipped with Oreo pre-installed are required to support Project Treble — but that isn’t the case if your phone gets updated to Oreo. Some OEMs are adding Treble support, others aren’t. But you can see if your phone got it by running a single command in the Termux app.
Treble will help speed up Android updates in the future by separating the OS from the vendor-specific aspects of your firmware. In other words, OEMs whose phones support Treble only need to update the Android OS, not blobs or binaries or any of that stuff. Treble is also proving to be a HUGE help with AOSP custom ROM support, so cross your fingers and hope your phone returns that “true” value as shown with the PH-1 in the video.
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![Check If Your Phone Supports Project Treble [How-to]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DCahCuillUo/mqdefault.jpg "Check If Your Phone Supports Project Treble [How-to]
How to See If Your Oreo Phone Supports Treble
Full Tutorial: http://bit.ly/CheckForTreble
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Termux App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux
In this video, I’ll be showing you how to see if your phone supports Project Treble. NOTE: This only applies if your phone has been updated to Android 8.0 Oreo or higher.
Phones that shipped with Oreo pre-installed are required to support Project Treble — but that isn’t the case if your phone gets updated to Oreo. Some OEMs are adding Treble support, others aren’t. But you can see if your phone got it by running a single command in the Termux app.
Treble will help speed up Android updates in the future by separating the OS from the vendor-specific aspects of your firmware. In other words, OEMs whose phones support Treble only need to update the Android OS, not blobs or binaries or any of that stuff. Treble is also proving to be a HUGE help with AOSP custom ROM support, so cross your fingers and hope your phone returns that “true” value as shown with the PH-1 in the video.
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Use Googles Hidden Menu to Customize Your Nav Bar
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NOTE: Custom recovery and a Nexus device running Android 7.0 are required.
In this video, Ill be showing you how to enable a hidden menu in Android Nougat that lets you customize the entire navigation bar on your Nexus device.
Youll need a custom recovery to try this one out, because youll need to flash a ZIP to enable the menu. Aside from that, though, you can reorder, remove, and add on-screen navigation buttons using this menu, so its a useful hack.
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Save Battery by Tweaking Tons of Android System Settings
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In this video, Ill be showing you a cool new Xposed module called Better Battery Saver that offers tons of different ways to save battery.
Theres a per-app battery-saver mode that you can activate in different ways, and you can even use this module to disable services and broadcast receivers. Then, theres an overall battery saver mode with extra options like full-time Doze, but be aware that root is required.
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How to Get the Leaked Pixel Launcher on Your Phone Right Now
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In this video, Ill be showing you two methods for installing a leaked copy of Googles brand new Nexus Launcher (now called Pixel Launcher). The first method works without root, and the second method uses a custom recovery.
This launcher is rumored to be released with the upcoming Nexus devices, but even though its supposed to be a Nexus-exclusive home screen app when its released, you can install it right now on many other devices.
You wont be able to get the integrated Google Now page on your home screen if you use the non-root method, but almost everything else works. With the flashable ZIP method, however, youll be able to choose from a bunch of new wallpapers in addition to the functional Google Now page.
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Change Lock Screen, Recent Apps, & Notification Tray [Samsung]
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In this video, Ill be showing you how to tweak the interface of any Samsung Galaxy device using a first-party app called Good Lock. This doesnt require root or any special permissions, but you will need to be running the stock firmware on your Galaxy and youll need to have Android 6.0 Marshmallow or higher installed.
Good Lock is more than just a lock screen app, it actually replaces your devices SystemUI APK, which is basically the heart of Android. With this one installed, you can change accent colors, launch apps directly from your lock screen, tweak the recent apps menu, and even set up location- and time-based profiles.
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How to Install the New Unicode 9.0 Emojis on Older Android Versions [Custom Recovery Required]
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In this video, Ill be showing you how to install the brand new emoji set from the latest Android N preview build. These emojis are so cutting-edge that the Unicode 9.0 standard theyre based on wont even be released for another few months.
To get this one going, youll need to have a custom recovery installed, and youll also need to be running Android 5.0 or higher. On top of that, the flashable ZIP that installs the new emojis will likely not work on Samsung devices running stock TouchWiz, so be sure to make a backup.
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How to Get Pixel-Exclusive Features on Nexus 6P [Root Required]
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In this video, Ill be showing you how turn your Nexus 6P into a Google Pixel from a software standpoint. Even with 7.1.1, there are still features like Moves and Night Light that are only available on the Pixel.
This flashable ZIP will give you those features and more on your 6P, including the Pixel Launcher, rounded icons, Google Assistant, navigation buttons, animations, and blue accent colors. Youll need to be rooted with a custom recovery installed, and youll need to be running Android 7.1.1 build number NMF26O, but aside from that, its really easy.
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How to Remap Buttons Without Being Rooted [Android 4.3+]
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In this video, Ill be showing you a cool new app from Flar2 called Button Mapper that lets you remap hardware buttons without root.
This doesnt work with the power button or on-screen navigation keys, but all other hardware buttons are fair game, including capacitive keys. With this simple app, you can assign custom functions to any of your buttons, or use them to launch apps and shortcuts. Theres even a long-press action that can be assigned, so you can leave your original button function intact, then add a secondary function.
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Turn Any Video Into an Interactive Puzzle with VLC [How-To]")
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Get CTRL-F Functionality for Real-World Documents [Android]
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In this video, Ill be showing you a cool new app called CTRL-F that lets you search for keywords in real-world documents just like a web browser.
With this app installed, you can simply take a picture of any sign or document, then it will scan the image for every word it can find. Once thats done, youll be able to search the document for any instances of a word, and you can even export the image as a searchable PDF.
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How to Install Apps from the New Nextbit Robin [Android 6.0+]
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In this video, Ill be showing you how to install ported versions of the Nextbit Robins Camera and Gallery apps that should run on any device running Android Marshmallow or higher.
The camera app has an easy-to-use interface, but its quite powerful considering that it has full manual shooting modes. The gallery app, on the other hand, is simple, fast, and beautiful, and it would serve as a great QuickPic replacement if youre still looking for one.
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