# Release History

This page records the update notes for every public release of VMOS+, newest first.

## 2026

### September 24, 2026

| Component | Architecture | Version name | Version code | Download | Notes |
|-----------|--------------|--------------|--------------|----------|-------|
| Android client | arm64-v8a | 1.0.1 | 2 | [Download](https://assets-cdn.vmos.com/app/vmos-plus/1.0.1/vmos-plus-app-1.0.1-2.apk) | Android 8.0 and above |

**VMOS+ v1.0.1 release notes**:

**New**

1. Run several Android virtual machines on one phone, in a list or grid view, with adjustable card density
2. A four-step wizard for creating a machine; before it boots, available memory, camera permission and current heat are checked, and a blocked boot says why instead of just failing
3. Operate a machine full screen, with common actions such as installing apps and moving files on the floating ball
4. App management: install and remove apps inside a machine
5. File transfer: move files both ways between the phone and a machine, in a two-column view
6. Management entries for plugins, sensors and mock location, and runtime monitoring
7. Backup center: back up a whole machine and restore it as it was, on this phone or the next one
8. Task queue: long-running work such as installing apps, transferring files and backup or restore keeps going after you leave the page, and you can check its progress at any time
9. One tap to lift the background process limit introduced in Android 12, cutting the black screens and unexpected exits it causes
10. Three background settings, each with a direct link to the matching system screen: allow background running, background processes, and battery optimization
11. The system image ships inside the installer and can be checked and upgraded in place, with no separate download
12. Storage usage broken down per machine, each clearable on its own
13. An option to show the phone's own wallpaper inside a machine, off by default
14. English and Simplified Chinese interface; a machine's language is normalized by script, so Simplified Chinese regions never end up in Traditional