by Derek Ross, 1 month ago

Is Android a mess? Microsoft’s Terry Myerson, VP of Windows Phone, said Android is a mess at Drive into Mobile earlier this week. On the show this week, we went back and forth debate style discussing…

by Tanay Sood, 1 month ago

Team Kang has really been on a roll lately. After completely rebasing AOKP on Android 4.2.x it has proceeded to release 6 official builds, each adding supported devices, new features and bug fixes. Now, the…

by Tanay Sood, 3 months ago

AOKP is one of the big name ROMs out there, and many were disappointed that they decided to start afresh when Android 4.2 was released. Now, however, they have already rolled out a few builds…

by Carl Parker, 4 months ago

Sony Xperia T users can now enjoy the super smooth CyanogenMod 10, AOKP, and ParanoidAndroid combo in the guise of XDA Developers member iGio90′s JellyBam ROM. Load up your Bond Phone with the latest JellyBam…

by Ken East, 4 months ago

You could try custom ROMs of every imaginable look, theme, and make, but nothing beats the feel of pure AOKP goodness, especially on a device like the AT&T Samsung Galaxy S3 SGH-I747. Add in a…

by Carl Parker, 4 months ago

The Samsung Nexus 10 GT-P8110, one of the must-have tablets this season, is receiving a considerable amount of attention from Android fans and developers alike. Although the Nexus 10 performs relatively fast despite its dual-core…

by Carl Parker, 4 months ago

We can’t deny the fact that AOKP custom ROMs are notable in the Android community. They’re reliable, smooth, and functional. Now that Android 4.2.1 has been released, it didn’t take long for developers to develop…

by Carl Parker, 4 months ago

The Android Open Kang Project, otherwise known as AOKP, is one of the widely preferred and widely used custom ROMs for various Android devices. With its infamous customization settings and great performance, AOKP has become…

by Carl Parker, 5 months ago

If the LG Nexus 4 E960 were a movie, it would definitely be a blockbuster hit. Its successful launch was followed by sold out reports, proving that the device is selling like hotcakes. Performance-wise this…

by Dan Evans, 5 months ago

If you’ve hung around Android Authority and XDA Developers long enough, certain names will start sticking. ROMs and developers that clicked on certain devices will no doubt try their hand at other devices. Today’s ROM…

by Carl Parker, 5 months ago

It’s great to know that older phone models still get much loving and care from the developer community with all the releases they roll out for various devices. The Samsung Galaxy Note GT-N7000 may not…

by Alvin Ybañez, 6 months ago

CyanogenMod, AOKP, and ParanoidAndroid are some of the world’s most popular custom ROMs. You will definitely have a hard time choosing which one of them to install on your Samsung Galaxy S2 GT-I9100. I suggest…

by Carl Parker, 6 months ago

The international Samsung Galaxy Note’s cousin, the AT&T Galaxy Note SGH-I717, has also been showered by bags of Jelly Bean through various custom ROMs developed for it. With the multitude of ROMs developed and released,…

by Alvin Ybañez, 7 months ago

The Asus Nexus 7 is the first Android tablet that came with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean out of the box. The tablet introduced the smoothness of Project Butter, the responsiveness of Google Now, and other…

by Carl Parker, 7 months ago

When talking about custom ROMs, AOKP ROMs are probably the most customizable among the bunch. You have a lot of freedom to customize and tweak parts of the ROM’s interface, apart from enjoying other great…