If you’re waiting for the MIUI 4 ROM on Samsung Galaxy Note then your wait will soon be finally over, thanks to AdyScorpius of XDA Developers Forum. The MIUI 4 ROM is base on Cyanogenmod 9 so expect to see some bugs that you can see there.
Personalizing your phone’s settings is what we all want, to give our device a unique identity. This is especially true for girls, who want to pimp their devices to make it more feminine. HTC Rhyme, one of the more female-friendly Android device in the market, is a mid-range phone that although does not offer next gen specs, makes up for its shortcomings with both style and functionality. After taking a look at the pre-installed wallpapers and ringtones, you will realize that HTC isn’t messing around. In fact, it is one of the best features that the phone has to offer.
Finally Droid Bionic users can now experience the Ice Cream Sandwich through the ROM called Cyanogenmod 9 (unofficial) by droidth3ory of Rootzwiki. droidth3ory ported the Axiom Ionic ROM of Galaxy Nexus to work in Droid Bionic so expect some of the features might not work.
Lg announced that their older phone’s won’t get an Ice Cream Sandwich update, but thanks to lupohirp of XDA Developers Forum, LG Optimus One P500 users will get a taste of the new ROM called Cyanogenmod 9 (unofficial). This ROM is still in working progress, here are the features.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is one of the Android tablets that many consumers are waiting to get their hands on. A successor of the original Galaxy Tab 7.0, the latest Galaxy Tab 7.7 promises to open boundaries between smartphones and tablets with new upgrades and functionality. Featuring a massive 7.7 inch Super AMOLED display and 1.4 GHz dual-core Exynos processor, the Galaxy Tab 7.7 is one mean machine that can handle any application with ease. With many manufacturers constantly churning out new firmware releases every now and then, it is critical that your device has a contingency plan in …
With so many Android phones literally flooding the market these days, it’s no wonder that there are also so many firmware upgrades and custom firmware being developed and released every now and then. A superior device with great stuff neatly packed into it, the Motorola Atrix 4G is one of the devices for whom developers have devoted significant firmware love. One reason for the attention that devs give to the Atrix 4G is that it is a fantastic device with a dual-core Nvidia Tegra 2 processor and robust ability for handling impressive graphics and video without choking. Together with its …
Featuring a 4.0 inch display and a 1 GHz Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor, the Atrix 4G is one such beast capable of doing just about everything. But, you can unleash the Atrix 4G’s full potential even more by installing custom ROMs. Almost every rooted Android user knows that there is nothing better than having custom ROMs. For starters, custom ROMs are always preferred to stock ROMs due to the fact that crapware and bloatware are virtually eliminated in custom ROMs, providing a faster and snappier experience. But, before you get your hands dirty with installing custom ROMs, you need …
With the New firmware leak called XXLPH comes its Root and CWM recovery procedure thanks to the Chainfire team we can root and install CWM recovery at the same time via ODIN.
The HTC Wildfire S is still alive and kicking with this new HTC Sense 3.5 update called JxMatteo, thanks to matt5eo of XDA Developers Forum. This new update comes with new features like the following
Get To Your History and Bookmarks Faster! I’ve been using the Galaxy Nexus ever since it was released on Verizon’s 4G LTE network. And personally, I think the phone is incredible. My only issue is that the history and bookmark sections of the browser take a few clicks to get to (You have to go into your open tabs and then hit the bookmarks button). It is not a ground breaking issue, and neither is the solution that I have found. But surely, it is something that I should I would share. Once you open the browser, press and hold …
The Samsung Galaxy S is a remarkable phone and is considered to be the device that catapulted Samsung’s success prior to the release of its famed Galaxy S2. Featuring an amazing 4.0 inch Super AMOLED display, the Galaxy S proved to be a hit among many consumers in its category. One of its biggest plus factor has to be its display and processor that make this beast a worthwhile companion for day-to-day use. With so many dual-core devices already flooding the market, the Galaxy S may be overshadowed in terms of specifications and functionality. But, thanks to the developers of …
Bored with the stock OS on your Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7? Free your tablet now and get the thrill of trying custom ROMs on your device. To “free” your tablet, of course, means to root it. Thanks to developer Jade Eyed Wolf at the XDA Developers forum, we now have a hassle-free and straightforward rooting method for the Galaxy Tab 7.7. The rooting method requires nothing more than the stock recovery on your Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7–no need for custom recovery. An external microSD card is also needed. The root solution basically comes in the form of a rooting file …
Want to improve your Kindle Fire with Custom ROM’s but you still want to retain the stock Kindle Fire UI? then MoDaCo Custom ROM is the one you’re looking for, thanks to PaulOBrien
The touch-enabled version of the world’s favorite custom recovery has now been released for the Galaxy Nexus GSM and CDMA variants. All credits go to Koushik Dutta, who is also responsible for bringing us ClockworkMod Recovery that is considered to be an important tool for many Android users who love to experiment with their devices. The latest touch-enabled recovery, ClockworkMod Touch Recovery 5.8.0.2, promises to showcase important new features not found in previous versions. The touch-enabled recovery is still being refined further, but according to a post by a fellow Galaxy Nexus user, the recovery tool is fully functional. There’s …
What good is a touchscreen if it doesn’t get used every single chance it gets? A few developers have been aspiring to fully utilize touchscreens and the Acer Iconia Tab A500 is one of the lucky few tablets that gets a touch-enabled custom recovery. You won’t need to fiddle with buttons anymore to navigate your way around the functions. We’re talking about a fully touch-based user interface. Need to make a Nandroid backup or wipe your cache? No problem. Simply tap on the screen to do what you need to. Thanks to drellisidee, member of the XDA-Developers forum, a touch-enabled …
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