The LineageOS custom ROM project that was started from the ashes of CyanogenMod, now has build 14.1 available for the Exynos based Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge. Other models now supported by LineageOS 14.1 include the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 9.7 (Wi-Fi and LTE), the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 tablet (GSM, Wi-Fi and LTE) the Samsung Galaxy S III (GSM and LTE) and the LG G3 (AT&T, Korean, and Verizon versions). The build is based on Android 7.1.
All you need to do to find the correct LineageOS files is to click on the sourcelink, and look for the name of the device you're planning on installing LineageOS on. In addition, we should mention that starting today, LineageOS 14.1 includes a single-hand mode. If you have a phone with an on-screen navigation button, just swipe right or left from the home button. If your device has hardware keys, you can set this feature up by clicking on Settings > Buttons.
So far, over 500,000 downloads of LineageOS 14.1 have been requested, with the OnePlus One taking the crown for the most popular device.
source: LineageOS via AndroidAuthority
LineageOS 14.1 available for the Exynos powered Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge and more
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