Android Go is basically a lightweight specially optimised version of Android 8.1 Oreo ROM which is built for the low budget Smartphone’s and is capable of providing the consumers with all the features that are present in basic Oreo framework in much more optimised condition.

It is also possible for the people with older Smartphone’s by running custom version of Oreo ROM to switch towards Android Go version and for doing so you just need to find a compatible custom Android Oreo ROM for your Smartphone. The developers are currently working to integrate custom Oreo ROM’s into customised Android Go versions. All you need to do is flash the latest version of Android Go optimised custom Oreo ROM available for your device.

Right now we are focusing on those users who wouldn’t need to install a custom ROM to switch towards Android Go Oreo ROM because their Smartphones should be preinstalled with stock Oreo 8.1 ROM.So in order to turn your Smartphone into an Android Go optimised version, all you need to do is flash a .zip file provided by an independent developer Adrian DC. This .zip file is available for download on XDA website under the title of “Low RAM Property Patcher”. In order to go back to normal mode, you just need to flash the .zip file again.

Before proceeding with the process you should be aware that there will be many UI changes in your Smartphone such as flat recents menu, high-end graphics will get disabled, multi-window feature will get disabled as well, notification icons will also change, log sizes, no app notification access, zen access, VR listener access, not even picture-in-picture access will be available. But it is for sure that you will enjoy much smoother OS response as compared to regular version only if you are ready to get rid of all the features listed above.