The new Paranoid Android ROM will play nice with a number of popular devices, including the Nexus lineup, the Sony Xperia Z3, Z3 Compact, Z3 Tab Compact, Z2 and Z2 Tab, the OnePlus One, 2 and X ...

Paranoid Android Quartz is now available for a handful of phones, with support for additional models expected soon. Custom ROMs are basically replacements for the software that comes on your phone.

In October 2015, the Paranoid Android development team announced they were taking a break from writing custom ROMs for selected Android smartphones and tablets. Until then, the Paranoid series of ...

The Paranoid Android Team has released their final custom AOSPA ROM based on Android Nougat, bumping the version to 7.3.1 up from v7.3.0. The latest ...

Like Paranoid Android, AOKP releases from late December, 2013 are still a bit rough around the edges and don’t have all the features you might expect from an AOKP ROM… but that should change ...

However, there are several Android 10 Custom ROMs for the 2016’s duo of flagships. Now, the recently released OnePlus smartphones are getting some love from Paranoid Android developer s.

Paranoid's success or failure in its latest attempt at revitalization may be a harbinger for big, team-based ROMs as a whole going forward. Source: Paranoid Android Via: Google+ ...

In the course of Android history, there have been few custom ROMs that have gained acclaim as CyanogenMod and Paranoid Android, a.k.a. AOSPA. Both have also seen better days.

Custom ROM enthusiasts will be happy to know that the newest version of Paranoid Android — based on Android 10 — is now live for two devices (via XDA Developers).

As the announcement of Android 4.4 KitKat (presumably) draws closer, the Paranoid Android team has decided to make some changes to the way the popular ROM is managed. On the agenda is a complete ...

An Android L-inspired 'recently opened apps' feature has cropped up in popular custom ROM, Paranoid Android. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer July 16, 2014, 4:56 a.m. PT ...

The team behind the Paranoid Android ROM have now announced that it's Android 11-based "Ruby" update is now available in alpha for the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro.