Advertisements Soon after bringing the nightlies for three LG devices, CM team has did the same for three Sony Ericsson smartphones. SE Xperia Pro, Active and Live with Walkman have started getting their first official CyanogenMOD builds in the form nightlies since yesterday.
Advertisements Yes, that is true. It is the mother of all rooting tools, and can help you in gaining root access on around 200 Android smartphones (to be frank, I did not count them, but that list of supported devices is huge). This tool supports devices from manufacturers like HTC, Motorola, and Sony Ericsson to […]
Advertisements Good news for thousands of LG Optimus Pro, Hub, 3D and Samsung Epic 4G users out there, CyanogenMOD (CM) team now officially supports these devices. The nightlies have already started for the LG phones along with the ROM Manager support for Optimus Pro and Hub.
Advertisements First Ice Cream Sandwich port for Motorola Droid Bionic is out. Based on CyanogenMOD 9, this ICS port is currently in Alpha, so you can expect number of bugs and unfinished hardware integration.
Advertisements After a long wait and a lot of efforts, HTC’s first Honeycomb tablet Jetstream has finally been rooted. Currently, root access can only be obtained on the Jetstream units with unlocked bootloader, so you will first have to get your bootloader unlocked by using instructions at htcdev.com.
Advertisements An unofficial preview build of CyanogenMOD 9 (based on Android 4.0.3) for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Wi-Fi has been released at XDA. This is purely a preview build, full of bugs, certainly not meant for daily usage.
Advertisements It is raining Ice Cream Sandwich ports these days, most of them based on CM9. Last year’s developer favorite Nook Color and this year’s Kindle Fire, both have received early ICS (Android 4.0.3) ports today. While they can now be downloaded and flashed onto either of the tablets, they are not ready for the […]
Advertisements It took long but Motorola’s 1.6 inch fitness tracker cum music player MotoACTV has been rooted. This wearable device apparently can run most of the Android apps include the popular Angry Birds and Google Maps. As Motorola has included decent power in the device using a 600MHz TI OMAP processor, there does not seem […]