The final customized operating system or Home built application is known as Custom ROM. Android comes with a kernel that makes it a fully standalone OS.

• It is a dual SIM smartphone support Nano SIM card, connectivity features Include hotspot, GPS, WIFI & bluetooth.
• The ROM is based on AOSP so the overall stability is quite good and I like the fact that it has released Android 13 builds for almost all the supported devices.
• It’s an Android 11 ROM with a plethora of manual UI modification possibilities.
• When Android was updated to the latest version of Android 10, Google Camera or GCam is also updated to GCam 7.2 and GCam 7.0 which are both compatible with Android stock ROM 10 in general.
• Now that you’ve downloaded the Android N update, let’s flash it on your phone.

While the device boots, it shall run the latest Android 9.0 Pie firmware. Now, simply browse around and check out all the new Pie-specific features. Once you are sure that you have completely backed up your data, proceed to the tutorial below to and update Nokia 5 to Android Pie using recovery. Download the OTA package of Android 9.0 Pie for Nokia 5 from the link given below! Make sure to copy it to the internal storage of your phone (root, not in any folder). Being based on the latest irritation of Android, the update carries all the Android 9.0 features.

You can update your mobile by regular OTA update using the Settings option. But, in some situations like you moved to different regions, you may not get an update. During that time, you can use this below manual method. So you can use the ADB sideload method to update your firmware manually. There are plenty of expected features like System-Wide Dark Mode, Enhanced Privacy features, and Focus mode is added in the Android 10. The following Stock ROM can be used to downgrade, upgrade, or reinstall the stock firmware on your Sony Xperia smartphone and tablet. It can also fix software-related, bootloop, or IMEI issues on your Xperia device.

Drop your ROM information / link in the comments below and we will add it up in this article. Also, mostly none of the Android Pie ROM come with built-in ROOT binary, hence you need to install the supersu ROOT binary after installing the Android Pie (Android 9) ROM. Well, the ROOT binary is optional unless you really want to ROOT your Android Phone.

Luckily Android 12 based custom ROMs are now making their way. So this is the best time to prepare a list for you where you can find the latest android 12 custom ROM.