On this page, you will find the latest unofficial version of Android 11 for the Ulefone Armor X5 Pro device. Full credits to the XDA Recognized Developer phhusson for making this possible. The update is still in the beta stage and you may counter bugs or unusable. You have to try it at your own risk. If something is broken, you can always flash back the stock ROM image on your Ulefone Armor X5 Pro.
Ulefone Armor X5 Pro came out of the box with Android 10 powered by Mediatek MT6762V/WD Helio P22. The device features a 5.5 IPS LCD display with IP68 dust/water-resistant protection. It has a dual-camera setup in the rear and a single 5MP camera at the front for selfies.
As we know, Ulefone Armor X5 Pro will not receive any official update very soon but now you can try the GSI based Android 11 build. A GSI (generic system image) is a system image with minimal configurations for Android devices. It works as a pure Android implementation without any modifications or changes to the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) code.
We’re at GetDroidTips won’t be responsible for any kind of damage or error that occurs to your handset while or after following this guide. This is a Custom ROM and may contain some of the bugs or stability issues. We can’t recommend you to use this firmware as your daily driver. Proceed at your own risk.
What’s New on Android 11?
The latest iteration of Android has been released just a couple of months back. While you wouldn’t be witnessing any drastic UI overhaul, but there are still plenty of noteworthy features that deserve your attention. These include the changes to the notification sections with a new Conversations tab. Likewise, Android 11 also brings in the ability to schedule dark mode. Then there is also an introduction of the Chat bubbles as well as a native screen recorder.
Moreover, the Power menu has also undergone a complete revamp with the addition of Smart device controls. Furthermore, the One-Time permission set further strengthens user privacy. Then there is a plentitude of under the hood changes (such as New APIs for 5G) that rounds off this latest Android 11 update. As far as the release schedule is concerned, well Pixel devices have already adopted the said update.
Cheers, I have a Armor X5_Q (Android 10) whats MT6762V/WD, arm64-v8a, Kernal 4.9.190 I’ve tried to TWRP several images that currently has me in a bootloop.
Is there a fix? It also says that my phone is in an “orange state” and that the bootloader can’t be trusted. Please advise