Showing posts with label Android Rom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android Rom. Show all posts

Download Android 4.1 Jelly Bean AOSP And CyanogenMod 10 ROMs For Galaxy Tab 8.9 / 10.1


Each Galaxy Tab – the 8.9 and the original 10.1 – has received two Jelly Bean ROMs: one based on AOSP, and the other being CyanogenMod 10. The former is pure Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, the way Google released it while the latter is the same Android 4.1 Jelly Bean but with some modifications on top that enhance Jelly Bean’s own feature set. Every ROM has a slightly different list of features that are working (and non-working). On the Galaxy Tab 8.9, the AOSP ROM is more stable whereas CyanogenMod 10 is more stable on the Galaxy Tab 10.1. Keep in mind that these ROMs haven’t received a good amount of development time, so they are nowhere near up to the mark of what the final official Jelly Bean will be like for the tablets (whenever Samsung decides to push the update, that is).

Download CyanogenMod 9 for HTC One X


CyanogenMod 9 takes a while to connect to 3G, it also doesn’t support camera or Wi-Fi hotspots. It’s not all doom and gloom, however, and the developers have re-calibrated the buttons on the HTC One X enabling multitasking button to play the part of the menu button. Download CyanogenMod 9for HTC One X after break.

Download ROM MIUI 4 for HTC One X


The leaked MIUI 4 beta for the One X is fully operational, maintaining features such as the stock HTC camera, gallery and music (including Beats Audio). If you want download and install either, hen check out the link below.

Download Android 4.0.3 ICS ROM For Samsung Galaxy Note


The i717 ROM for the AT&T Galaxy Note has just entered the wild via RootzWiki, and although Samsung has already revealed a Q2 release bracket, it seems consumers aren’t going to have to wait until early summer for their complimentary (and let’s face it, long overdue) Ice Cream Sandwich. According to different sources, the Release Candidate version – almost final – is being tested internally as we speak, suggesting a public, OTA release to the end-user is no more than a couple of weeks away.