For those of you still rocking a GSM version of the HTC Evo 3D, you’re probably want to kiss Giulio Cervera for his hard work and the Dropbox link he shared on Google+ earlier today. Feast your eyes upon the first unofficial build of CyanogenMOD 9 for the E3D. No, this is not a cruel hoax. You can finally get a taste of all that AOSP Ice Cream Sandwich that everyone has been talking about. U... »
Progress is definitely a-churnin’ over in the CyanogenMOD camp. Not long ago, the team announced that, moving forward, there would be a new mascot to define the epicness that is CM9. After the new logo was formally introduced to the world, we couldn’t wait to get a look at him in action. In the wee hours of the morning today, we finally got our first glance — and we’re defi... »
In what has turned out to be a very busy week for the CyanogenMOD team, it looks like another device has been added to the list of those to get the green light for official nightly builds. The HTC Sensation (or as T-Mobile customers know it, the HTC Sensation 4G) is the latest lucky handset to receive official support from the team. According to a post made on the official CM Google+ page, it look... »
Lucky enough to have those grubby palms of yours wrapped around an unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note N7000? Well, your luck just got a little better, thanks to some big news from the CyanogenMOD camp. The first official CM9 Nightly builds have begun to roll out, bringing along with them a dose of AOSP goodness that will surely leave you asking, “What is TouchWiz, again?” As always, these bu... »
Here’s a dose of news I’m sure a bunch of you will be excited to here. Official CyanogenMOD 9 nightly builds are in effect, now that the CM team has acquired a slew of sexy new servers and have had sufficient time to get everything set up and enough bugs worked out on enough devices to open up the floodgates for the masses. Unfortunately, not every intended target device is being built... »
I’m going to keep this one short and sweet. If you’ve rocked CyanogenMOD since the pre-CM9 days like me, you’ve probably been anxiously awaiting the return of the Theme Chooser application, which lets you completely change the look and feel of your device by simply downloading a new theme and applying it with the app. It looks as though our wait will soon be over and the theming ... »
Well, that didn’t take long, now did it? Sprint released its version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus only a little over a week ago and now we’ve already got our first milestone from the development community in the form of the first official CyanogenMOD 9 build. Now, if that isn’t quick enough for you, you might as well just learn to build ROM’s yourself. This news comes to us ... »
As is the case with most popular phones when they are first released, the HTC One X is no exception. Devs around the world have been hacking away at the stunning new device and the TripNDroid Mobile Engineering developer team has already managed to get CyanogenMOD 9 up and running on the international quad-core variant of the device. Unfortunately, us in here in the States are gonna have to wait j... »
Many of you might remember Google saying that the Nexus One was out of luck, in terms of getting anofficial Ice Cream Sandwich update. CyanogenMod 9 has officially been ported to the device, making the Android community laugh in the face of Google’s suggestion that the good ol’ N1 was at the end of its lifespan. In the past few days, we’ve seen a handful of Android 4.0 ports surface for several di... »
CyanogenMod 9 makes its way to the Nexus S The first alpha-build of CyanogenMod 9 is now available for the Nexus S, thanks to some hard work from Koush and the rest of the CM crew. The most exciting part of this announcement is that the ROM has been tested and approved by the CyanogenMod team, and has been deemed fit for mainstream consumption. According to Mr. Dutta’s post, “Everythin... »
