Motorola Pushes the Kernel Sources of Moto E4 to Github

After delaying for more than two month, Motorola finally released the kernel source of its budget-friendly Moto E4, allowing developers to start the development of custom ROMs for the device.

Motorola usually releases the kernel sources in just two weeks of the phone's launch, but this time around, the Lenovo-owned company took a little bit more time than the usual. Nevertheless, the company has released the code and developers can start working.

The kernel sources are available in the tar.gz file extension and also in the form of a .zip file. If you're interested in developing a custom ROM for Moto E4, the go ahead to Github and download the kernel sources and set it up in the Android Kitchen.

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