Advertisements One interesting bit of information popped up this morning about Xperia S. Google has started an experiment with this Sony flagship to bring AOSP (Android Open Source Project) support to this device. This is just an experiment right now, but it certainly is a step in right direction.
Category: Android Development
Advertisements CyanogenMOD team has started rolling out the stable builds of CM9 for the supported devices. CM9 is based on Android’s 4.0 release and brings several other improvement over the typical ICS.
Advertisements So, it is official now. CyanogenMOD team has announced that Nexus One and several other devices with QSD8x50, MSM7x25, MSM7x27 and MSM7x27T SoCs will not be supported beyond the CM 7.x (Gingerbread) branch.
Advertisements CyanogenMOD team has started rolling out the release candidate 2 of CM9 release for select devices. It also added that the new release brings support for five new devices.
Advertisements Google has just made the Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean official at I/O keynote. As expected the new version of Android does not come with any huge changes but some major improvement in performance, notifications, Android Beam, Text Input, camera app and more. The company has also revealed that Jelly Bean will be released […]
Advertisements After a long wait, CyanogenMod team has started rolling out the first builds of the RC1 release for CM9 today. The RC1 comes 225 days after Google made the Android 4.0 code available on AOSP.
Advertisements Remember the cool voice assistant S-Voice shown by Samsung at Galaxy S III launch event, well the installation APK for this Siri competitor is out in the wild.
Advertisements CyanogenMOD team has started pushing out CM9 nightlies for Sony Xperia neo and Xperia arc smartphones. These nightlies can now be downloaded from here and installed via ClockworkMOD recovery.