#jumbojack
Google Jumbojack (Galaxy Z Fold 2)
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- Galaxy Z Fold 2 used to try out Android on foldables before working Pixel Fold prototypes existed
- Android 12L with internal Google software (Better Bug, Camera Obfuscator, dogfood Google Camera and NetGrapher)

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Redmi A3 launched in India

Specifications:
• 6.71-inch (1650x720 px) HD+ resolution IPS LCD screen
• 90Hz refresh rate
• Gorilla Glass 3 protection

• MediaTek Helio G36 12nm SoC
• LPDDR4X RAM
• eMMC 5.1 storage
• MicroSD card slot

• 8MP main + "0.08MP AI" secondary camera
• 5MP front camera
• 3.5mm audio jack, FM Radio
• Side-mounted fingerprint scanner
• 5000mAh battery with 10W charging

Pricing:
• 3GB + 64GB = Rs. 7300 (~87$)
• 4GB + 128GB = Rs. 8300 (~100$)
• 6GB + 128GB = Rs. 9300 (~113$)

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LineageOS 21 is here! It's based on Android 14 QPR1 and brings major improvements to several Lineage apps. The Aperture camera app is getting new video features added in newer CameraX API releases, while apps like Jelly, Dialer, Contacts, Messaging, LatinIME, and Calculator are getting full Material You redesigns. There's also a brand new gallery app!

Here's a highlight of some of the new features:

* Glimpse: Replaces Gallery2 starting from LineageOS 21.
* Aperture: HDR video recording, configurable volume button gestures, UI rotation support, improved QR scanner, support for Assistant voice actions, and lots more
* Jelly: Added Brave as a search engine and suggestions provider, added per-website location permissions
* Material You: Aperture, Calculator, Contacts, Dialer, Eleven, Jelly, LatinIME, and Messaging have received varying degrees of design changes.
* The side pop-out expanding volume panel has been improved.
* The Lineage Updater app now installs A/B updates much faster thanks to improvements Google made.
* A global Quick Settings light mode has been added.

(Read the full blog post on the LineageOS website for all the details!)

The Lineage team has made several improvements to streamline updates, including overhauling their merge noscripts to simplify merging monthly Android security patches, updating their extract utilities to extract files from OTA/factory images directly when possible, creating SoC-specific common kernels for several Qualcomm Snapdragon chips, and commonizing shims/compatibility layers.

LineageOS 21 builds are available for >100 models from several brands, like Google, LG, Motorola, OnePlus, Samsung, and Xiaomi. While 19.1 builds are being retired, 18.1 builds will still be made, as otherwise support for many legacy devices would have to be dropped. Meanwhile, >70 new models were added to the LOS 20 build roster. If you want to try LineageOS for your device, head over to the project's website and THOROUGHLY read the wiki page for your specific model before installing anything!