dotOS v2.4 Released With New Android P Style Features, More Customizations & Fixes

The new 'Neo' theme in dotOS v2.4

dotOS has made a name for itself by bringing design elements from the upcoming Android P to Oreo. The last release of the ROM added the quick settings panel of Android P, and with v2.4, which was released a few hours ago, the dotOS team have added the transitions and vertical volume dialog box from Android P.

dotOS v2.4 screenshots

There are a couple of other design changes. The OTA manager, 'About phone' and 'About us' sections have been redesigned and the system dialogs are now rounded. In the power menu, there is a new ripple animation when an item is selected and there is a new screen off animation too. Additionally, v2.4 of dotOS has a 'Neo Black' theme and analog style clocks for the lock screen.

In addition to the above features, there are several more customizations, fixes and improvements. The complete changelog for dotOS v2.4 is given below.

Changelog

• July Security Patches (8.1.0_r36)
• Added Android P transitions
• Added batteryBar feature
• Redesigned OTA manager
• Redesigned About Device and About Us in Settings
• Android P Volume Slider
• Qs panel misc fixes
• Dotos Analog clock
• Extras Lockscreen New clocks(Spectrum and Sneeky)
• Added new set of Qs Panel tiles
• dotOS Qs panel Customisation
• Improve LTE signal Reception
• Add ripple effect to power menu items
• ScreenOff Animations
• Added Notification guts kill app Button
• Added Caffine QSTIle and Always on Display QSTile
• Added Vibrate on Plug
• Added Data disable icon Switch
• Apps icon shapes are circle by default
• Fingerprint Authentication vibrations toggle
• Fixed Lockscreen Visualizer
• Added Battery Stats reset Option
• Fixed Gallery Fc
• Fix Mira-Cast Issues
• System Level Rounded dialogs
• Fixed Navigation Bar Invisible Issue
• New set of Icons in Settings Dashboard
• dotOS Neo Theme
• Updated few Apns
• New icon for Browser and its interface will track accent Colors
• Misc fixes and Under the hood improvements

The Moto G5 Plus, the Moto G5S Plus and the OnePlus 3 have been dropped from official support. Meanwhile, the Redmi Note 3, the Redmi Note 5 Pro, the Sony Xperia ZL, the Lenovo Vibe K5/K5 Plus, the Google Pixel XL and the Lenovo Zuk Z1 have been added to the roster. The builds for v2.4 are currently rolling out and can be found here. The Generic System Image will soon be available here.

Krittin Kalra

Krittin Kalra is a 20 year old Android freak. Striving for passions, chasing down his dreams and living a life without regrets is his sole mantra. A bit moody, he also does custom ROM reviews for AndroGuider. Currently pursuing his B.Tech, he aspires to follow his heart.