Official CyanogenMod 10 Nightlies now available for the T-Mobile Galaxy Note

In case you’re unfamiliar with what nightlies are, they are experimental builds that are released every day –or every couple days– that help test new features and bug fixes. The CyanogenMod team has been using them for a very long time to let their fans run CyanogenMod without having to wait for a stable release.

This is not to say that the nightlies may be unusable, as they are actually quite stable. However, due to the bleeding edge nature of their releases, there’s very likely some bugs you’d find in a nightly that you wouldn’t find in a stable release.

Where can I find these CyanogenMod nightlies?

If you take a little trip over to the official CyanogenMod website, you’ll be able to find the download. This is a very new addition so there is only one nightly to choose from currently. T-Mobile Galaxy Note owners can expect that number to grow as days go by and new nightlies are released. You will also need the official Google Apps –commonly known as GAPPS– which you can find here.

It really is too bad that the Galaxy Note went down seemingly as soon as it came for T-Mobile customers. The now iconic phablet has been a hit worldwide, but T-Mobile is probably doing the smart thing waiting for the Galaxy Note 2 to drop. Even so, the original Galaxy Note would’ve looked nice on T-Mobile Magenta Deal Days promotion. T-Mobile Note owners, are you going to give the official CyanogenMod 10 a shot?