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Motorola Milestone gets Gingerbread port
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Milestone users might still be waiting for the official FroYo release, but developers have ported Gingerbread to this smartphone. This is a very early build of the ROM, but you can still test it out if you want.
Notion Ink Adam Apps extracted; available for download
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Do you admire Notion Ink Adam’s applications, but sadly couldn’t buy the tablet. Good news for you then! You can now get Adam’s applications on your tablet, as the devs over XDA have extracted them from the Adam firmware.
Dell Venue gets rooted; Instructions available
Dell Venue might not be available anywhere in the world apart from Korea and India, but that did not stop developers to root it. The current root process is quite easy and should not take more than 5 minutes once you have everything ready.
We are posting a quick guide to root Dell Venue here; In case you want to know more about root process, you can check out the original thread over XDA Developers.
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Check Root Access with Root Checker
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Want to check if your Android phone has been rooted properly, there is a solution for that. XDA member JoeyKrim has made a little app to check root access as well as Busybox installation on your Android device.
Motorola Milestone gets stable CyanogenMod port
Motorola Milestone yesterday got the stable build of CyanogenMod. While the original CyanogenMod does not support Milestone, but other devs have ported to this Droid cousin.
You can download the MOD here, and also find the instructions to use it.
HTC Evo 4G gets Meizu M9 ROM
Well, Android developers are one vibrant community. Days after the release of so called Android powered Chinese iPhone clone – Meizu M9, XxDaLoWeSt1xX over MiUi devs has ported the Meizu ROM on HTC Evo 4G.
Meizu M9 runs on a customized Android 2.2, with a pretty decent UI, I expect that to be the reason for porting.
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Meego ported to Nexus S
Nexus devices are truly open devices, and developers make use of them fully. In the same series, a developers a ported Meego on Nexus S. While most of the features do not work, it is still a work in progress.
What works:
• ADB root shell
• X11 & UI apps
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Gingerbread ported to Samsung Galaxy Spica
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First Android 2.3 alpha build for Samsung Galaxy Spica has arrived. Leshak over Samdroid.net has released the build. A lot of features including GSM are still not working, but if you want to have a look at Gingerbread UI, you can install it.
How to Root LG Optimus One & remove unwanted apps
Rooting LG Optimus One is very simple, you just need one application and you will get the root access. The good part is you can use the same application to un-root the phone in case you want too.
You can root the Optimus One to remove all the crap applications that come-preloaded on your Optimus One or to use apps which require root access. After you have removed the applications, you can un-root and bingo, you are back to all good unrooted Optimus One without all the crap apps.
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Gingerbread on Nexus One; source code available in AOSP
Well, as soon as the Android 2.3 source was pushed to AOSP, devs started porting to other devices. Nexus One is the lucky one to get it first and the Gingerbread is ready to be installed without Google Apps and camera support.
You can download the Zip and flash it now.
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