The Razer Phone is Razer’s first attempt at making a smartphone, and it’s highly customizeable. Root was achieved on it late last year, and XDA Senior Member raimondomartire wasted no time putting together a Magisk module that adds Qualcomm’s aptX HD Bluetooth audio codec, iOS 11 emoji, and more.
The module, Rayglobe, is available from the XDA Razer Phone forum. Here’s the full list of features:
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Build.prop mods for volume and more audio steps
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Themed YouTube
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Service.jar hacked to delete sign
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Framework-res adjustment to ambient light and dim
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New Miracast flash in settings/video
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Qualcomm aptX HD Bluetooth audio codec
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iOS 11 emoji
In order to install it, you’ll need Magisk version 15.1, which requires that you unlock the Razer phone’s bootloader. (Follow this guide to get started, and then flash the appropriate TWRP build.) From that point forward, you can install the module by opening Magisk, tapping Add Module, and then finding magisk_rayglobe_os.zip using your phone’s file browser.
The Razer Phone, for the uninitiated, packs a 120 Hz variable refresh-rate display — the first of its kind in Western markets — and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC, 8GB of RAM, 64GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot), and a 4,000 mAh battery. When it comes to software, it runs a near-stock build of Android 7.1 Nougat with a few custom additions like a pre-built Nova Launcher and a Razer Game Booster app that tweaks settings on a per-game basis.
If you’re jumping at the bit to try out the Rayglobe Module Pack for the Razer Phone, head to the XDA Forums.
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