Since the release of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, CyanogenMod 9 seemingly became old news. The guys in blue, however, don’t want you to forget about their Ice Cream Sandwich build and have continued to add device support for the extremely popular software. The latest release candidate pushed out by the guys adds support for Samsung’s latest, the Galaxy S… Read more
The CyanogenMod team announced this Wednesday morning CM9 support for three new devices. These devices include the three non-encrypted bootloader US Samsung Galaxy S III variants. Other variants will likely follow once the phones and source are released. Remember, as said by the CyanogenMod team several times before, “CyanogenMod does not endorse… Read more
CyanogenMod announced Tuesday that their release candidate CM9 build, RC1, is now available for 37 devices. These builds will not be wildly different than the nightlies already available, but will be more stable. The CyanogenMod blog states, “It wasn’t quick or easy, but we are extremely proud of this release and what it represents for us as a… Read more
A few years ago, you could buy just about any Android device and find a developer community behind. As more and more devices are released each year, this has become increasingly harder to find, especially on certain carrier-customized phone variants. Two of such devices, the Galaxy S II on T-Mobile and the S II Skyrocket on AT&T, can now join the ranks… Read more
During the fire sale of the TouchPad by HP, there was plenty of people who bought the tablet. It was only made more necessary for some people to own it because of Android, which was being put onto the dead device. Now that that effort has continued, and the support community has done their very best to make the Android experience on the tablet worthwhile,… Read more
The webOS-based TouchPad may have lost official support from HP, but that isn’t stopping the Android community. CyanogenMod 9 for the TouchPad has brought the latest Android version to the dead tablet, in the form of unstable alphas. All of this was done by the official CyanogenMod team, but other ROM developers are now stepping in. The latest alpha now… Read more
Many fans of flashing ROMs have been eagerly awaiting for the latest release of the popular CyanogenMod, which will bring Ice Cream Sandwich to many devices. It appears that not everything is going to plan though, as the developers have encountered some issues. Ice Cream Sandwich requires updated graphics drivers, something closed-source and hard to achieve… Read more
The original Galaxy Tab won’t be seeing an official update to the latest Ice Cream Sandwich, but that isn’t stopping the devs from CyanogenMod. It has received a port of CyanogenMod 9, and everything appears to be working, with a little lag here and there. Nothing major, as we’re sure that most owners are desperate to get on a newer version of Android. More… Read more
Users of the Motorola Milestone (GSM variant of the original Droid) should get excited, as CyanogenMod 9 has just been ported to the device. That means that the two-year old device can finally run the latest Ice Cream Sandwich. Things looked fairly smooth, and while it is still an early alpha we will probably see more of it soon. The camera isn’t working,… Read more
Weeks ago, reports came down the pipe that the CyanogenMod Music Player application would be made available for anyone out there to download, whether they were rooted or not. This morning, we’ve got good news and even better news, as the application has finally become publicly available for anyone who wants to download it. It’s not available in the Android… Read more
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