Samsung recently released the kernel source code for its latest three flagship phones, the Galaxy S20, S20 + and Galaxy S20 Ultra.
Developers who want to optimize their apps for Samsung's latest flagship now have access to Samsung's open source libraries, where they can download the kernel source code for Exynos and Snapdragon.
As before, the kernel source code is not useful to the average user.
But they are vital components for developers who want to release new applications or optimize existing applications for the new flagship series.
Kernel source code is also the key to developing custom recovery tools and stable custom ROMs.
For years, Samsung has been releasing kernel resources for its own devices, which greatly benefits developers who may want to start creating or optimizing applications as soon as possible, and ultimately benefit users.
The kernel sources for the models SM-G981U, SM-G981B, SM-G986U, SM-G986B, SM-G988U and SM-G988B are now available for download. The letters "U" and "B" correspond to the Snapdragon and Exynos variants, respectively.
You can find them here: link.
