PixelOS is another retake on stock Android which brings a Pixel-like user interface with added enhancements and stability. It does not go overboard with features but keeps essential utilities that can be helpful to users. You can expect better notch handling, a new and improved volume control system, and yes, over-the-air updates of course. The ROM is completely open source, so if you have the skill for it, you can fork the project and make your own custom ROM out of it. For people who love stock Android, but want additional features on top, Syberia OS is another Android custom ROM to consider. Built on top of AOSP/CAF, Syberia OS offers almost everything you’d want from your Android phone. Also, Evolution X has its own customization bar from where you can make any system-level changes. It also comes with the Android gesture navigation system out of the box. It’s done with the installing of the TWRP recovery on Zenfone Max Pro M1, and now you can go ahead as well as flash the AOSP Android 10 on Zenfone Max Pro M1. So this is how you can install TWRP recovery using Fastboot which will be working for the majority of OEM Android devices. There are many Android 11 based custom ROM available stock Android firmware for our Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1 mobile. Note that a particular router might deviate a bit from the list above, depending on the number of ports it has or its hardware specs. But this should cause some prebuilt apps to be loaded and installed into the source code. Asus Flash Tool is a tool that allows you to flash stock firmware on all Asus Zenfone devices. Next, you need to boot into the recovery/bootloader mode. Next is the biggest name in the custom ROM scene – LineageOS. While many of you might not be familiar with the name, LineageOS is actually the same custom ROM that started as CyanogenMod. Back in the fall of 2016, Cyanogen Inc. announced that it was discontinuing development and shut down the infrastructure behind the project. If you want a powerful CPU (for streaming or VPN) but don’t need the range or fancy features of pricier models, the AX56U is a perfect choice. It’s great for homes up to around 2000 square feet and cheap enough that you can afford two of them for whole-house coverage in bigger spaces. This our pick for the best blend of performance and value. It’s dual-core CPU should be powerful enough for most users, and works flawlessly as a dedicated VPN router. It’s just a solid piece of equipment that gets the job done. Sure, it’s only a dual-core CPU but it’s still fast enough to stream HD to multiple devices while running the VPN client.
