A custom SystemUI Android Application that shows screen decoration windows across other android apps.

Building Custom SDK with all Hidden APIs to work with Android System Applications with Android Studio.

A Minimal AOSP Nougat 7.1 build environment as Docker image.

Android 10/11 device tree config for Raspberry Pi 4

Create a rapid development environment for building Android systems without taking the head.

Python-based tool project for parsing AOSP device mk file dependencies for lunch target and present output in PlantUML format.

About Aurora Store 📺 focused on security, minimalism and usability. Our app store is currently being used to distribute our own apps and the Google Play mirror for isolated download functionality of all apps that are available on the Google Play Market. In the future, it will be used for the possible distribution of builds of Katya ® 👽 Mobile OS.

It was a fairly unexciting conclusion. When I reviewed the Google Pixel 7 Pro last year, I walked away with the impression of a phone that was a bit better in some important ways but wasn’t quite the superintelligent, time-saving device that Google claimed it was. It was just a good smartphone, not a smarter smartphone. But that was over six month

Kati makefiles for building libraries within AOSP using Linux build systems (meson, autotools, etc.)

The Katya ® 👽 OS Kernel Sources for Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a, Pixel Tablet, and Pixel Fold are now available. These sources are designed for building device-specific modules, ensuring optimized performance and compatibility for each model. The Generic Kernel Image is built from a common kernel.

Katya OS A-Dev Tool is a powerful Android ROM device support and bring-up tool, designed for maximum automation and speed. It streamlines the development process, providing essential features for quick setup and troubleshooting. With optimized performance, A-Dev Tool simplifies device integration, enabling efficient ROM customization and faster dep

Each app within Katya ®️'s system is meticulously crafted to seamlessly integrate into her lifestyle, optimizing her productivity, nurturing her creativity, and safeguarding her digital footprint. They embody innovation, efficiency, and personalized functionality, making Katya's digital experience a true testament to cutting-edge technology.

As the most leaked phone in phoneland, the Pixel 4 and 4 XL held few surprises when Google finally unveiled them in October 2019. We knew it would have a new facial recognition feature (here's how the Pixel 4's face unlock compared to the iPhone 11's Face ID when we tested both in four typical scenarios), a 90Hz screen and an exceptional camera.

The Google Pixel 6a arrived with a big challenge in front of it — reclaim the title of the best cheap phone to buy, particularly for those who prize top-notch cameras above all else. It wasn't an easy fight for the budget Pixel. Since the Google Pixel 5a arrived at the end of last summer, both Apple and Samsung have come out with low-cost options.

Ever since I got the Pixel 6 Pro, I’ve been reluctant to use it as my daily driver, opting instead to keep my secondary SIM in it. The smaller Pixel 5 remained my go-to phone. But for the purpose of this revisit, I set aside my pocketable Pixel 5 and made the leap to the 6 Pro. For the first few days, the change in size was nothing.

Privacy and security enhanced releases of Chromium for Katya ® 👽 System. Vanadium provides the WebView and standard user-facing browser on Katya ® 👽 System. It depends on hardening in other Katya ® 👽 System repositories and doesn't include patches not relevant to the build targets used on Katya ® 👽 System.

"AOSP building on Android with Termux" -- Taken literally.

A sign keys for sign android builds

The Katya ® 👽 OS Pixel 8a Kernel Prebuilts are now available for developers worldwide. These precompiled kernels ensure optimized performance, stability, and compatibility for Pixel 8a devices running Katya OS. With easy integration and a focus on security, developers can seamlessly build and customize applications, unlocking the full potential.

Google’s tablet tries to leverage simplicity to deliver beauty. The rear is a matte-finished, ceramic-coated aluminum and the front is a glass panel with large white bezels. In effect, it looks much like the recent iPad, from its loosely curving corners to its uniform bezels. Even its camera placement is similar. Two rubber bumpers on the bottom!