Today the highly popular custom ROM development team CyanogenMod released stable M-series snapshot builds for CM10.1 for what I’ve counted as 30 devices so far. I’ve seen reports for fewer devices so my guess is that this list has been growing and may continue to grow. I have a list below with the 30 devices that have the new M3 build released… Read more
So, the screenshot I show above isn’t actually CyanogenMod Pie, but some Paranoid Android Pie. But, beginning yesterday, March 25th, “the two patches that enable this functionality were merged” so we should see this in upcoming CM nightlies. I used Pie back when it was first implemented in PA, and loved the look of my Galaxy Nexus with an expanded… Read more
The GSM LTE versions of the famed giant, the Samsung Galaxy Note II, has received a taste of AOSP. Today, the first official builds of CyanogenMod 10.1 have been released for the three GSM LTE models, which are the AT&T I317, the T-Mobile T889, and the international N7105. Please keep in mind that this will not work on the standard N7100 3G model. Don’t… Read more
This has been coming for a while. As soon as Android 4.2 hit AOSP, people have been waiting. And of course, the beautiful folks at CyanogenMod have been working. The fruits of their labor are now available to us; CyanogenMod 10.1 for the Nexus 4 is here! Ok, so it’s only been two weeks. Yes, we’re being dramatic. But this is a big deal. No matter how… Read more
The CyanogenMod team has some bad news for us. At the beginning, the CyanogenMod.com domain was donated to them by a third party, not purchased. And lately, that person has been setting up deals with companies using the CyanogenMod name and accounts. Now that he has been caught doing so, he is asking $10,000 USD for the domain. Since then, the CM team… Read more
With a brief Google+ post early this morning, the CyanogenMod team announces the addition of the CM File Manager. The new addition file manager will maintain the Holo UI, and leverage root capabilities making it a “perfect fit” for the CyanogenMod platform. They hope to have it integrated into the next round of nightlies and we welcome this with open… Read more
CyanogenMod users are going to pleased with this news as the CM team announces CM Updater. In quick and easy terms, CM updater provides an option to automatically check for updates and install if one is available, just like an over-the-air update from your carrier. This is very similar to what ROM Manager does, but now this is going to come straight… Read more
CyanogenMod fans take note as some brand new features are being introduced into the new CyanogenMod 10 nightlies. First up is QuickMessage, displaying a pop-up when you get an IM, allowing you to view or reply on the spot. Second, CM10 adds “quick reply,” letting you disable the pop-up and instead reply directly from the notification… Read more
The CyanogenMod team posted this on Google+ to inform us about how the Jelly Bean update will work. Here is the full post: Jelly Bean Status Update Repositories for all AOSP projects have been created on our github to alleviate any potential mismatches (branch is ‘jellybean’). While Jelly Bean won’t require a major rewrite of all the CM… Read more
The famous CyanogenMod team has taken a revamp on their CM9 ROM boot animation. It now features their newly touted mascot by the name of CiD. You can find this new boot-animation in the most recent CM9 ROM nightlies. If you want to see a quick preview of the animation then head over to the video below! What do you guys think of CiD in the new… Read more
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