Granted, Google is not even selling the Nexus Q anymore. Granted, the only people who have the Nexus Q in their living room are the minority who pre-ordered it. In any case, CyanogenMod has decided to give this much beleaguered device a breath of fresh air — CM 10.1 nightlies are now available for the elusive media streamer.
The standard disclaimer applies; keep in mind that these are nightlies and could contain a variety of bugs that could affect the usage of the device. However, it might be a reasonable bargain considering that this will bump up you Nexus Q to Android 4.2.1 from 4.0.4. To grab the latest nightly, hit up the source link below. Remember, the codename for the Nexus Q is ‘steelhead', so look for future updates under that codename.
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
It’s a good thing CM9 reached the Release Candidate (almost final) stage in time before Jelly Bean got released, because it looks like the CyanogenMod team won’t be able to merge Jelly Bean that easily….
