Needless to say, the device caused quite the stir and remains rather popular even in 2020. It launched with Android 8.1 Oreo out of the box but has since been updated to Android 10. Pocophone F1 (Poco F1 for Indian users) was launched back in 2018 and spotted flagship specs for about a third of comparably spec’d devices. But as I pointed earlier, the current Global Beta is very stable with no noticeable errors or bugs and also resolves some of the issues currently affecting Poco F1 users. Besides this, MIUI 10 brings a refreshing new look and several new features which you can check out in this detailed article. The Pocophone F1 USB Driver is 100% free since the Poco community officially releases it for Poco Mobile users. The Pocophone F1 USB Driver is a free software stock ROM primarily used to install the Poco Drivers on the Windows Computer with a few clicks.

• Also remember that you might need to get the security patch date that corresponds to the fingerprint you find (see Matching the Android security patch date above).
• Many in our community use them but technical difficulties in updating and closed source elements which we can’t access mean that those devices are not a good choice for anyone just starting with UT.
• Take a look in my Magisk troubleshooting guide for guidance on that.
• The project was started way back in 2013 when CyanogenMod was all hype, and it still continues to push new builds even today.
• Because the All data on your mobile will be deleted after flashing Flash ROM.
• Keep reading below to find out more details about the different parts of the module.

A developer from telegram ported stock Android 12 beta 3 from Pixel 5 to POCO F1 successfully. If you want to try Android 12 on POCO F1, you can try this PORTED ROM. Initially, this ROM is a Custom UI of OnePlus, and other Android manufacturers. It is based on Android Pie and provides your POCO F1 with all features of OOS. Below you can get the ported version of the OnePlus 6 series. For more details and check on bugs, find out on XDA Developers.

We’ve now opened forum pages fo these devices to give buyers and enthusiasts a place for discussions, third-party development, mods, and more. In addition, we’ve opened a forum page for the mid-range Poco F4. If you can’t imagine using Android without root access, you’ve come to the right place. Here, you can find root tutorials for most devices on the XDA forums.

Evolution X is a Custom ROM based on the Android Open Source Project. Another fascinating fact about this ROM is the AOSP Fluid UI/UX. This ROM is loaded with features like gestures, notification customizations, custom themes, and other miscellaneous aspects. If you happen to encounter any bugs in the latest version, you can either flash the older version or just report them.

• Not only can MultiROM boot a ROM from a smartphone’s internal storage, but it also has the ability to boot from a USB drive that’s connected to the device via OTG cable.
• It getting Pie so soon is impressive, as only a few OEMs—HMD Global, Huawei, Sony, etc—have sent out any Pie updates at all.
• This will download your device’s device specific configuration and
• We, at DroidViews, are not responsible for anything that happens to your device as a result of following the procedure incorrectly.
• In case, if your Pocophone F1 gets bricked after using this guide, then only you will be liable for that.

You can also use the configuration file when first installing the module. Just place the file in the root of your internal storage (or one of the other previously mentioned locations) before flashing the module and the installation script will set everything up. If you have a device fingerprint that you want to submit to the module, just post it in the Support Thread together with device details and the matching security patch date. After having made a clean ROM flash, the configuration file can be used to set the module up as you want without even having to boot first.