If you know me or frequent my Google+ page from time to time, then you’d probably know that I love AOKP (Android Open Kang Project) ROM on my devices. I’ve learned to build my own nightlies, I have them on every device, and even have a Sir Kang unicorn plush (#dontjudgeme). Recently the AOKP team reached over 1,000,000 installs! What would a huge milestone be without sharing it with th... »
AOKP adds International SIII, Verizon Note 2 and others to beneficiaries Doth my eyes deceive me? My precious Verizon Note 2 can haz pink unicorn too?? As my fellow Verizon Note II owners may know, we have limited choices (while all awesome) for our device while keeping S Pen capability. However, AOKP is the first to give us a taste of Android 4.2. Now I can finally see what the pink unicorn fanat... »
You read that right, Samsung want’s to take a shot at AOKP for all the work those guys have done. Haha, not exactly, but their new commercial does include unicorns, and everyone loves unicorns. The new commercial tries to show off the readiness of Samsung devices in the business world, and how their devices are better than iPhones and Blackberries. This video is really showing off Samsung... »
Been wondering what’s up with the status of the Android Open Kang Project (AOKP) 4.2 Jelly Bean release? If the answer to that question is yes, you can finally breathe a sigh of relief, as Build 1 just hit the Interwebz earlier this evening. The first build is only available for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Verizon and GSM variants), LG Nexus 4, and ASUS Nexus 7 at the current time, with more d... »
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It’s no surprise to anyone that Verizon isn’t the most developer friendly carrier out there, with numerous instances of them ridiculously locking down bootloaders as tightly as possible. As a result, there have been “developer edition” devices that have rolled out where you’re paying full retail no-contract pricing just to get a phone you can get full access to, whic... »
Well this is certainly not something I expected to see today. I normally check the CyanogeMod and AOKP sites like twice a week just to check the news there, and on my run just a few moments ago was greeted with this nice little warning by Google on aokp.co/. Seems this occurred a day or so ago and I totally missed it. AOKP page on Google+ does confirm their site was compromi... »
I don’t know about everyone else but I’m a big fan of AOKP. For those that have never heard of AOKP here is a little run down for you–AOKP stands for Android Open Kang Project. It is a custom ROM distribution for many Android devices. The name is a play on the word “kang” and AOSP (Android Open Source Project). The name was sort of a joke, but it just stuck, just like our infatua... »
The AOKP team has done it again and brought even more features to the table with this new build. The team has taken a few moments to also share with some of the milestones they have reached. Since they have surpassed the dream limit last week. 10,231 followers on Twitter 9,414 adds on Google+ 2,905 likes on Facebook 180,013 official AOKP installations worldwide (since June) 429,516 custom ROM inst... »
Today we were given a brand new build of AOKP. Now this is my favorite ROM, right behind Cyanogenmod. For the most part this new build is adding new devices to the list. Although there still were a few changes. Also the team is shaking up it’s releases a bit, including internal testing cycles which should make the releases even less buggy, along with weekly releases. Which is nice because we... »
So Kelley was the lucky winner of the contest we did a couple of weeks ago for that sweet AOKP case from Cruzerlite. She was cool enough to follow up and send us a pic showing off the new case on her phone, but I don’t……remember….uhhh….. What was I talking about? »
