If you're running Android 8.0 or 8.1, You can now use the Xposed framework to modify your Android phone.As all rooted users Android users know, the popular Xposed framework is one of the tools users who have rooted their devices can use to differentiate their Android experiences from that provided by Google and other OEMs.The developer of Xposed(rovo89), has now pushed out an update to the framework, supporting devices running Android Oreo.It has been noted that the previous update from Marshmallow to Nougat took over a year, owing mostly to the changes in app runtime made by the then new Android version. While the changes were welcome, the update to Nougat came at a time when Android Oreo was on the cusp of release.Rovo89 has been much faster, developing this new release just a few months after Android Oreo became publicly available.The new framework now supports phones which run Oreo, including the Google Pixel, Pixel XL and sequels, the Huawei Mate 10 series of phones and...
