XDA Senior Member moly82 has posted a debloating script for Sony’s Marshmallow Concept ROM. Although the ROM was very minimal to begin with, the script further slims it down by moving a lot of redundant and unnecessary apk’s to a backup folder in /system, which the user can then manage.
XDA Recognized Developer graffixnyc posted images of two Nexus 5X having noticeably different tints on the screen. Throughout the week, multiple XDA members have confirmed the same thing and it seems to be a manufacturer defect. Thankfully, Google will replace your device free of charge as long as you contact them about the issue.
London-based manufacturer Wileyfox has revealed pricing information for its Cyanogen OS powered higher specced smartphone, Storm. For a price of £199, you can get a device with a 5.5″ FHD display, octa-core Snapdragon 615, 3GB RAM, 32GB expandable storage and a 20-MP rear camera, along with Cyanogen OS 12.1 based on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop.
The Nexus 6P has begun shipping in the United States, but due to high demands, the shipment for some customers is delayed until the second week of November. As a compensation, Google is offering $25 refund to these affected customers, which will be processed as soon as their order ships.
TWRP is officially released for the Nexus 6P. Do bear in mind that the first release does not support decrypting data. If you wish to modify the system partition, you will have to use a modified boot image to disable encryption before you can do so.
