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Don't care, I have a Nexus4 being delivered and won't ever have to install Cyanogen again! (I know its a little bit different but still I won't bother).

rplnt 14y ago
a) What does it have to do with this post? b) Google doesn't provide updates for Nexus phones indefinitely.
- nuclear_eclipse 14y ago
  Cyanogenmod also provides many features that aren't found in the stock ROMs, like the option to modify what on-screen buttons are available, modifications to the lock screen and home screen launcher, etc
  - richworks 14y ago
    and their awesome theme engine. it brings a breath of fresh air to the interface. Of course, 99% of the themes found on xda are utter garbage but a few of them are extremely well designed.
kinleyd 14y ago
cm > stock android, that's been my experience. When I got my Galaxy Nexus, I was on cm within 2 weeks.
- omnisci 14y ago
  I have to agree. I had CM7 on my atrix and it saved my phone. I was this close "_" to getting rid of my phone because I was frustrated with the stock OS. CM7 fixed that, and gave my phone the last few months I needed out of it. I just got the note 2 (which is dead sexy btw), and I"m going to hold off on custom roms until I get annoyed with the stock setup(ie, 2 weeks:) ). Happy to see that CM10 is kicking ass.
- pimeys 14y ago
  On the same day my Galaxy Nexus was delivered to my work place, our IT support rooted my phone and installed CM10 for me. Never looked back since.
dagw 14y ago
The Nexus S won't be getting Android 4.2 without going the Cyanogen route. So even with Nexus phones you still have to chose between buying a new phone every 2 years, not having the latest version of Android or installing Cyanogenmod.
- robin_reala 14y ago
  Got a reference for that? I was assuming 4.2 would be coming to the Nexus S.
  - radley 14y ago
    https://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!topic/android-building/-ymcoMuDAbA/discussion https://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!topic/android-buildi...
    - robin_reala 14y ago
      Shame. Thanks for the link.

rplnt 14y ago

a) What does it have to do with this post? b) Google doesn't provide updates for Nexus phones indefinitely.

nuclear_eclipse 14y ago
Cyanogenmod also provides many features that aren't found in the stock ROMs, like the option to modify what on-screen buttons are available, modifications to the lock screen and home screen launcher, etc
- richworks 14y ago
  and their awesome theme engine. it brings a breath of fresh air to the interface. Of course, 99% of the themes found on xda are utter garbage but a few of them are extremely well designed.

kinleyd 14y ago

cm > stock android, that's been my experience. When I got my Galaxy Nexus, I was on cm within 2 weeks.

omnisci 14y ago
I have to agree. I had CM7 on my atrix and it saved my phone. I was this close "_" to getting rid of my phone because I was frustrated with the stock OS. CM7 fixed that, and gave my phone the last few months I needed out of it. I just got the note 2 (which is dead sexy btw), and I"m going to hold off on custom roms until I get annoyed with the stock setup(ie, 2 weeks:) ). Happy to see that CM10 is kicking ass.
pimeys 14y ago
On the same day my Galaxy Nexus was delivered to my work place, our IT support rooted my phone and installed CM10 for me. Never looked back since.

dagw 14y ago

The Nexus S won't be getting Android 4.2 without going the Cyanogen route. So even with Nexus phones you still have to chose between buying a new phone every 2 years, not having the latest version of Android or installing Cyanogenmod.

robin_reala 14y ago
Got a reference for that? I was assuming 4.2 would be coming to the Nexus S.
- radley 14y ago
  https://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!topic/android-building/-ymcoMuDAbA/discussion https://groups.google.com/forum/?pli=1#!topic/android-buildi...
  - robin_reala 14y ago
    Shame. Thanks for the link.