🔥Project Treble Explained!🔥
Earlier, for bringing an update to your device, the developer had to depend on Google for Source Codes, on different-different hardware manufacturers for latest drivers updates. Then after getting all these codes, developers combine them together and they send finished code back along with little touch-up to Google for approval. And after approval it is pushed to our devices. All this process takes about 4-5 months and sometimes it happens that they doesn't even receive latest drivers & this leads to drop the idea of developing ROM for that device.
In Project Treble, the developers will no longer need to wait for drivers from hardware manufacturers rather Google will provide the source code which after little touch-up can be pushed to our devices which will result in faster updates, lesser processing period, less developing cost and might be it would occupy less mobile storage.
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Which devices support Project Treble?
- Devices having Android Pie (9.0) Out of the Box.
- Devices having Android Oreo Out of the Box.
- Devices which received Upgrade from Nougat to Oreo (but depends on brand whether they included scripts of Project Treble or not).
- Till now, other devices are not supported so you can go for Custom ROMs.
How to Flash Custom ROMs? --> Link
Due to this Project Treble only, the recently launched smartphones and upcoming smartphones comes with Android P Out of the Box. In fact, after the launch of Android P many brands like:- Oppo, Vivo, OnePlus, etc were able to release Beta version of Android P to their customers within a month.
I hope this post would have helped you to easily understand this Project Treble.
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