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CrDroid 12.11 - APOLLO - UNOFFICIAL

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@MurtazaKolachi MurtazaKolachi released this 27 Jun 15:30
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CrDroid 12.11 Release for device Mi 10T/Mi 10T Pro/Redmi k30S Ultra (Apollo)

πŸš€ Performance & Fluidity

  • Smoother UI & Snappier Apps: A complete revamp of how the Android Runtime (ART) handles app optimization. Core components like SystemUI, System Server, Launcher, Settings, and WebView are now fully compiled into raw machine code (speed filter). The result is lag-free animations and apps that open instantly.
  • Uncapped Storage Speeds: Outdated, hardcoded storage bottlenecks (like legacy block-layer logging and writeback throttling) have been stripped away. The UFS 3.1 storage can finally stretch its legs, delivering maximum raw read/write speeds.

πŸ”‹ Battery & Network

  • Wi-Fi Standby Drain Fixed: Proper hardware offloads are now implemented to squash those notorious Wake-on-Wireless (WoW) wakelocks that were chewing through battery. Idle battery drain when connected to Wi-Fi is drastically lower.
  • Smarter Sleep: Fine-tuned power management flags ensure the phone drops into a deeper, more aggressive idle state the second the screen goes dark.

🎡 Audio

  • Crisper Sound Quality: High-quality audio resampler configurations (ro.audio.resampler.psd) have been imported to elevate the depth and overall clarity of the sound output.

🧹 Under the Hood & Cleanups

  • Goodbye "Snake-Oil" Tweaks: Dropped a mismatched "Android Go" optimization patch that was accidentally holding back and throttling the Snapdragon 865.
  • Freed Up Valuable RAM: Ditched an obsolete PinnerService setup that was pointlessly locking over 40 outdated 32-bit graphics libraries into active memory.
  • Trimming the Fat: Stripped out heavy, useless ART compiler debug symbols to keep the ROM lightweight and efficient.
  • Legacy Code Purge: Cleared out ancient Android 9-era service triggers built for old Full-Disk Encryption (FDE), which are completely useless on modern File-Based Encryption (FBE) systems.