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LineageOS 23 Arrives on Pixel 9a and OnePlus 13 – Here’s Why Android Fans Are Excited
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LineageOS 23, 픽셀 9a와 원플러스 13에 출시 – 안드로이드 팬들이 기대하는 이유

LineageOS 23: 100개 이상의 기기를 위한 Android 16 (구글의 지연에도 불구하고) LineageOS는 세계에서 가장 인기 있는 커스텀 안드로이드 롬으로, 순정에 가까운 느낌과 폭넓은 기기 지원으로 유명합니다. 2025년 10월, LineageOS 팀은 LineageOS 23.0을 출시하여 Android 16을 100개 이상의 기기에 제공했습니다 androidauthority.com androidauthority.com. 기술
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