Motorola has announced their new high end flagship phone including upcoming official support for GrapheneOS as an OS option.
Motorola Signature 27 will be the first Motorola device supported by GrapheneOS. More devices will be supported in the future.
https://t.co/ARJFCisI8z
Accrescent's impact reaches more than just Accrescent users. GrapheneOS adopted Accrescent's Ina library for their app store, reducing app update sizes by as much as 82% for around half a million users!
You can read their feature announcement here: https://t.co/79TK5FYI5l
@CuteOmega123@zazaborom It's $1599 compared to the Pixel 11 Pro XL at $1299. It's a very high end flagship but easily better value than the Pixel flagships considering how much better the performance and battery life will be. It will have far more than 37% higher idle battery life due to better radios.
Our port to the Pixel 11 series was nearly complete after around a week of the devices being launched. It had to be cancelled due to lack of MTE support. Android 17 QPR2 has added MTE support for the Pixel 11 series and we've confirmed it works with GrapheneOS with our QPR2 port.
@Danielsan477580 It's acceptable and similar to the overhead on existing Pixels. It's not a very low overhead implementation like iPhones but it's still more than good enough. Signature 27 is going to be much better.
@zazaborom Signature 27 is similar in size to the Pixel 11 Pro XL with better cameras, 37% larger battery, much better radios, 2.5x higher GPU performance, 50% higher single threaded CPU performance and 70% higher multithreaded CPU performance. It meets the same security standards.
@zazaborom Motorola Signature 27 is launching soon with official support for GrapheneOS coming shortly after launch. For the currently available and supported devices, all the Pixel 10 series are supported and soon the Pixel 11 series will be supported too. Signature 27 is much higher end.
@zazaborom Motorola Signature 27 is launching soon with official support for GrapheneOS coming shortly after launch. For the currently available and supported devices, all the Pixel 10 series are supported and soon the Pixel 11 series will be supported too. Signature 27 is much higher end.
@zazaborom Motorola Signature 27 is launching soon with official support for GrapheneOS coming shortly after launch. For the currently available and supported devices, all the Pixel 10 series are supported and soon the Pixel 11 series will be supported too. Signature 27 is much higher end.
Our port to Android 17 QPR2 is nearly complete. Pixel 11 support can be added after we launch it for the other devices. Completing Signature 27 support is our main priority after QPR2 but we essentially finished Pixel 11 support a long time ago so we can ship that after QPR2 too.
@bedair81@KlassischeMann We're prioritizing the Signature 27 but Pixel 11 series support is already largely complete and shouldn't be that hard to finish once we have time after porting to QPR2 and getting done other higher priority work.
@tacosdeubre03 You're using sandboxed Google Play and it's the compatibility layer for it. You should disable the notification showing it's running, not the app.
GmsCompatConfig version 179 released:
https://t.co/jL4flwt06a
See the linked release notes for a summary of the improvements over the previous release and a link to the full changelog.
Forum discussion thread:
https://t.co/YiNifOxvWw
#GrapheneOS#privacy#security#gmscompat
@Moonkidofhate@brave The latest Chromium release was shipped by Vanadium already. This was the merge yesterday:
https://t.co/gb7iGZ1Pwc
It was released to Alpha yesterday and reached Stable today.
@mpattwit GrapheneOS has working hardware attestation on Pixels via yellow boot state and our verified boot key hashes. Providing green verified boot state on Motorola devices is being discussed but it's entirely possible to add post-launch so we didn't treat it as a blocker for release.
Motorola has announced their new high end flagship phone including upcoming official support for GrapheneOS as an OS option.
Motorola Signature 27 will be the first Motorola device supported by GrapheneOS. More devices will be supported in the future.
https://t.co/ARJFCisI8z
@Moonkidofhate@rist9@snggle_ It's not a hardware feature and we'll use a consistent approach across devices. It's probably related to zram or zswap. It might switch from using zram to zswap. It's unrelated to hardware support for the Signature 27 and isn't a priority for us. Current zram setup works fine.
@rist9@snggle_ There are retailers with the Signature 27 listed for β¬1,399 or β¬1,599 throughout the EU. The number in the original post is a retailer-specific price after their margin and country-specific VAT are taken into account. There may also be other taxes causing some to be higher.
@ISO20022Crypto GrapheneOS isn't a modification of the stock OS and the stock OS isn't present on a device with GrapheneOS installed. GrapheneOS provides the only form of updates. Firmware updates are fully handled by GrapheneOS including the radios. Those have no update system of their own.
@ISO20022Crypto The dedicated secure element chip has firmware signed by NXP with similar verification for updates with downgrade protection and verified boot with downgrade protection. It implements insider attack resistance by requiring Owner user authentication before updates are accepted.