
The benefit of this is that it allows for companies like Samsung, LG, HTC, and others to work on modifying the stock Android framework while they wait for vendors such as Qualcomm to provide updated HALs. Theoretically, this means that updates should happen more quickly.
But in a layman's definition and understanding, Project Treble Support sought out to help end fragmentation (or at least make updates much easier and quicker for OEMs) by taking the single OS framework and dividing it up into two separate ones: one that contains the core Android OS and the other would contain the OEM's UI modifications. Separating the two would theoretically make updates quicker.
It reduces the stumbling blocks and bugs encountered when phones are updated to new OS versions. We have experience of phones developing battery problems or overheating issues after update. But google is using this Treble stuff to tackle it.

ALL SMARTPHONES UPDATED WITH PROJECT TREBLE SUPPORT
✔ Google Pixel
✔️ Google Pixel XL
Honor/Huawei
✔️ Huawei Mate 9
✔️ Huawei Mate 9 Pro
✔️ Huawei Mate 10 Lite
✔️ Huawei Nova 2
✔️ Honor 7X
✔️ Honor 8 Pro
✔️ Honor 9
✔️ Honor 9i
✔️ Huawei P10
✔️ Huawei P10 Lite
✔️ Huawei P10 Plus
OTHERS
✔ ASUS Zenfone 4 – No vendor partition, so cannot flash GSI
✔️ Essential Phone
✔️ Razer Phone
✔️ Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro
Devices unofficially updated with Project Treble support
✔️ Lenovo ZUK Z2 Plus
✔️ Lenovo ZUK Z2 Pro
✔️ Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 Pro
✔️ Xiaomi Mi 5
✔️ Xiaomi Mi 5s
✔️ Xiaomi Mi 5s Plus
✔️ Xiaomi Mi 6
✔️ Xiaomi Redmi Note 5/Redmi 5 Plus
Is your device among? As you can see there is no Tecno, Infinix, iTel or even Gionee on this list.
This article is a bit vague or abstract. Could you you explain in layman's terms? I use redmi 5 plus......... Krobo.
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