The CyanogenMod team is taking a page out of Google’s book and announcing that it’s kind of dropping support for the Google Nexus One (and other devices with first-generation Qualcomm Snapdragon processors). While CyanogenMod 7.x will continue to be available on these devices, CyanogenMod 9 and later will not… at least not officially. CyanogenMod makes […]
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CyanogenMod 9 nightlies released for the Samsung Galaxy S III
The Samsung Galaxy S III is one of the most exciting phones to launch this summer, thanks to a super-speedy quad-core processor, a high resolution 720 x 1280 pixel display and custom Samsung software including an eye-tracking feature that only lets your screen shut off when you’re not looking at it. But if you’d rather […]
CyanogenMod 9 final coming soon
The developers behind the CyanogenMod operating system have been working on a custom version of Android based on Google Android 4.0 for months. CyanogenMod Alpha builds are already available for dozens of phones and tablets. But now the team is getting ready to launch a stable version of CyanogenMod 9. According to a post on […]
CyanogenMod 9 theme manager available in latest nightlies
The CyanogenMod team introduced a theme manager in CM7, allowing users to change the look and feel of Android 2.3 by installing custom themes. Now the theme manager has been updated for Android 4.0. It’s available in the latest nightly builds of CyanogenMod 9, which is still in pre-release testing. You can try out the […]
Gmail update brings Android 4.0 features to Android 3.2
Android 4.0 is nice and all, but as of April, 2012 fewer than 3 percent of Android phone and tablet users have the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system. So Google is updating some of its core Android apps to bring a taste of Android 4.0 to earlier versions of Android. Gmail 2.3.6 hit […]