CYANOGENMOD 10.1 Posts on XDA

Samsung Galaxy S Plus Gets Highly Functional KitKat and Jelly Bean Builds

Samsung Galaxy S Plus Gets Highly Functional KitKat and Jelly Bean Builds

January 8, 2014
If you rewind back to a couple of months ago, you may remember that dual boot was achieved on the Samsung Galaxy S Plus. Well, there's been more happening with this device, the refresh of the perhaps more popular Samsung Galaxy S. Shipped all the way back in 2011 with Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread, it only received...
Locked Bootloader Xperia S and Want CM10? No Problem!

Locked Bootloader Xperia S and Want CM10? No Problem!

January 2, 2014
Earlier today, we talked about a highly functional KitKat build for the Sony Xperia S created by XDA Recognized Developer RaymanFX and the OpenSEMC team. The release, which brings daily driver-status unofficial CM11 to the much loved Xperia S is perhaps the top choice for users looking for the latest and greatest software on their unlocked device. But what about users...
How to Port Sony Small Apps and Task Switcher to CM10.1

How to Port Sony Small Apps and Task Switcher to CM10.1

September 27, 2013
If own a Sony Xperia device and have switched out your ROM for an AOSP-derived firmware such as CyanogenMod, you may miss a few OEM-provided pieces of software from time to time. Some of the interesting value-added software provided by Sony include their "small apps," as well as their upgraded task switcher. Thankfully, XDA Senior Member lukakas has created...
CyanogenMod cLock Available for All 4.2+ Devices

CyanogenMod cLock Available for All 4.2+ Devices

August 21, 2013
If you're a former CyanogenMod user whose ORD has resulted in a move to another ROM or if you've simply changed devices to one without officially supported CM builds, you're in for a treat. Undoubtedly, one of the most visually striking parts of CyangoenMod as of late is its cLock home and lock screen widget. For...
Add Gestures to Toggle PIE Controls and HALO

Add Gestures to Toggle PIE Controls and HALO

July 5, 2013
PIE Controls and HALO are two open source innovations created by the Paranoid Android team that are just unquestionably awesome. However, as awesome as they are, you may not want them enabled at all times. Enabling and disabling them only takes a few taps and not much effort, but it can be made even easier. If...
CyanogenMod 10.1.0 RC1 Released for Various Devices

CyanogenMod 10.1.0 RC1 Released for Various Devices

May 9, 2013
We've featured various large-scale, cross-device ROMs on the Portal throughout the years, but it's hard to argue that any particular ROM has earned the notoriety seen by CyanogenMod. After humble beginnings on the T-Mobile G1, CyanogenMod has grown into a huge project kept alive by dozens of developers throughout the world. In fact, today's release...
Oppo Find 5 Receiving Open Source Project Love

Oppo Find 5 Receiving Open Source Project Love

May 2, 2013
Here at XDA, you've probably seen us talk about collaboration. The dictionary defines collaborating as "to work with another or others on a joint project." We take collaboration seriously, so much so that we actually frown when we see members of the community not take it as seriously. What makes us even more upset is when manufacturers don't take it seriously, though that rant is...
Ubuntu Touch: Next Generation OS or Just Another Skin?

Ubuntu Touch: Next Generation OS or Just Another Skin?

February 23, 2013
Since the dawn of Android tablets, and really ever since the HTC HD2, developers have been looking for ways to bring Ubuntu to the mobile space. It seems like every new device gets a thread devoted to showing users how to load Ubuntu. More often than not, that implementation requires you to boot Android and...
Porting Ubuntu Touch is as Simple as Building CM

Porting Ubuntu Touch is as Simple as Building CM

February 22, 2013
The release of the Ubuntu Touch Developer Preview yesterday prompted a lot of activity on the Ubuntu Touch forum, and for good reason. The concept of Ubuntu on phones and tablets has been desired by many for a long time, and so it is great to see Canonical embrace the idea and set out on their...
Galaxy Note 10.1 Receives Official CM10.1 Nightlies

Galaxy Note 10.1 Receives Official CM10.1 Nightlies

January 29, 2013
Anyone who has spent time on XDA, or in the Android community at large, knows that when a device receives inclusion in CyanogenMod's device tree, it is a beautiful day. This is because CM support ensures that the device will have a longer-than-manufacturer-intended lifespan. This of course depends on the manufacturer providing the tools and...
HTC One X+ Receives Vanilla, CM10.1, and AOKP Android 4.2 Builds

HTC One X+ Receives Vanilla, CM10.1, and AOKP Android 4.2 Builds

December 28, 2012
In most cases, users are just happy to get an AOSP-based ROM on their devices. Which flavor of AOSP is usually inconsequential, as just having a vanilla experience is more important than which specific vanilla experience. After all, most people consider true Android to be far better than any OEM skin. The HTC One X+...
CM10.1 Official Released for Nexus 7 3G, Unofficial for ZTE Blade

CM10.1 Official Released for Nexus 7 3G, Unofficial for ZTE Blade

December 28, 2012
Android 4.2 AOSP development has been pretty widespread. Despite the busy holiday season, developers have found ways to get Android 4.2 AOSP ROMs on devices of every shape and size. Recently, two more devices have been given some Android 4.2 goodness---the ZTE Blade and the Nexus 7 3G. XDA Senior Member eak1080 has released an official...