NoHello KPM 1.8.2 Release
- Added safe case treatment to discovery.
- Enhanced verbosing to locate more issues faster & provide easier fixes.
> To upload logs:
- Load KPM, and immediately run the command:

sudo su
dmesg -c > /sdcard/dmsg.log

and upload dmsg.log file.
If kernel panic, upload console-ramoops* from /sys/fs/pstore

SHA256: 706f361aa58767311d5e1eadd161767b9e05ebb33e0ee987cef65e2f32d0344039

mhmrdd | GitHub

- Fix compat with KernelPatch 0.12.4 (from now on, supports
only 0.12.4+)
Thanks to @ ec_curve for making sure it's only 0.12.4+

New Wild KSU CI Build Finished

Repository: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
Workflow: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU/actions/runs/20723656170
Commit: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU/commit/869d319ab7e3f464b1c9b005c4a4ede27a64ead3

Commit message:
ci: remove markdown formatting from telegram notification

Manager release: Normal

Manager release: Spoofed

MicaOS Android 16 qpr2
test
no gapps/vanilla
https://gofile.io/d/36pkiA

https://t.me/acgsi_chat/109581

Android has taken over the Las Vegas Sphere again!

Google made a cute animation of the Android Bot going through a variety of virtual worlds to highlight the new Android XR platform + Gemini.

Google TV is getting some new Gemini-powered smart features, including:

* Deep dives into complex topics, plus a new response UI with imagery, videos, and real-time sports updates.

* Ability to search through Google Photos for specific people or moments and remix images or create immersive slideshows.

* Image/video creation w/ Nano Banana and Veo.

* Natural-language settings changes, eg. "screen is too dim" and Gemini will auto-adjust picture settings.

Coming to select TCL devices first and other Google TV devices in the coming months.

🔗 Say goodbye to menu hunting: Gemini brings voice control to Google TV settings

I've been quiet these past 2 weeks because there hasn't been much Android news due to the holidays...but rest assured, there's a TON of exciting Android news coming this year!

2026 will be a HUGE year for Android👀

Looking forward to seeing what Google is cooking up this year!

📱Sad news: ASUS won't be launching any new phones this year.

The company will still continue updates and warranty services for existing devices, though.

Still, this is sad because ASUS has been one of the most enthusiast-friendly brands over the years, and their phones offer really clean, stock Android-like experiences.

But the competition is really tough, their phones are expensive, and the number of models they make is low. Not surprised by this decision but not happy that it's happening, either!

🔗A big smartphone name might be done: ASUS confirms no 2026 phones