Here we are sharing List of all devices which will support OMNIROM Oreo update: Custom ROMs are a favorite thing for all Android geeks. Custom ROMs help users to get the most out of their smartphones. OmniROM is one of the latest custom ROM available today. OmniROM is based on Android Open Source Project or AOSP. The ROM includes a lot of cool features, customizations and performance enhancements. The OmniROM is well designed with a lot of exciting features which will give the users a good experience.
Now the Android 8.1 Oreo-based version of the OmniROM is in the development process. This version will be out very soon and will be available for a number of devices. Although the official version is not yet available, there are few Android devices which are running this version of OmniROM unofficially. The OnePlus 5T, OnePlus 3T, and Galaxy Tab S2 are the devices which currently supports the weekly build of OmiROM Android Oreo 8.1.
The full official list of all supported devices for the OmniROM Android 8.1 Oreo is still not out. But few devices which will be supporting this latest version of OmniROM are already confirmed. For all the devices the OmniROM Android 8.1 Oreo a couple of unique features will be available. Many custom features like the advanced reboot, data-column settings, dynamic notification drawer headers, OmiSwitch and a lot more is added to the version.
List of all devices which will support OMNIROM Oreo update (As of now)
Note: More device will be added to the list
- Redmi Note 4
- OnePlus 3
- OnePlus 3T
- Sony Xperia Z3
- OnePlus 5T
OmniROM Android 8.1 Oreo features:
- Style of wallpaper and other swags can be customized
- LED notification light can be set to different colors
- Different screen rotate option like 180 and 270-degree rotations
- Dual-column layout customization settings options
- Status bar customization option
- Hardware button behavior changes
- Multitasking with OmniSwitch
- OmniiSwitch can be customized
- New Gesture features
- Dynamic notification panel headers
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