HTC has been notably slow when it comes to providing essential information to the Android community. Even though the company is required to share the Linux kernel source code with the public, the Taiwanese manufacturer usually waits a “90-120 day” period which hampers custom development. To shorten the period in which the developer community gets… Read more
ROM developers can breathe easier. Sony has just released the source code for its newest flagship handset, the Xperia S. The code is based on Android 4.0.4 and covers the recently updated v6.1.A.0.452 ICS firmware. While this release may not be initially important for everyday users, hackers should start seeing more functional and stable ROMS in the… Read more
Samsung has let the source code for the Sprint version of their Galaxy S III out from secrecy. Now, the Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile source codes are all available to developers out there. What does this mean to the average Joe? Immediately… nothing. However, having the source code for a device makes developing new ROMs a much more… Read more
Update: Sorry guys, I guess wordpress decided to have an attitude with this post and no text got posted. Late last night HTCDev released the source code for the international variant of the HTC One X. Making the announcement over Twitter, we’re sorry to say that the AT&T variant, the HTC One XL isn’t included in this release. I guess that… Read more
HTC has just began rolling out the Ice Cream Sandwich to some of its devices, a move making many owners of said handsets happy. Now, developers get to join in the fun, as HTC has released the source code for the update on the Sensation, Sensation XE and Vivid. As usual, it comes from their Developer Center. It shouldn’t be long before we see various ports… Read more
While Galaxy S II owners here in the States are still waiting for any official word as to when their devices will be officially updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, international owners of the handset are already knee-deep in the latest version of Android. With that being said, the source code for the latest update has finally been made available to… Read more
One of AT&T’s most anticipated phones this winter season has no doubt been the Galaxy Note, which is due to be released on the 19th of February. The phone will probably receive tons of developer support, and now Samsung is chipping in. They have just released the source code, and it holds a few mysteries. There are three different versions, all with only… Read more
Well, that didn’t take long at all. As every developer out there who dabbles in the work of custom ROMs knows, having the source code makes that so much easier. The download for the source code is available right now if you’re interested, you’ll just need to head through the source link below to get your hands on it. There’s no telling what kind of ROMs… Read more
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