7/25/2012 07:26:00 PM
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The popular Samsung Galaxy S II (GT-I9100) already received the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade, but the South Korean company has yet to announce whether or not the smartphone will also get the Jelly Bean update.
Until Samsung has decided whether the Galaxy S II is worthy enough for Google’s Android 4.1 Jelly Bean platform, the community is hard at work to provide owners of the smartphone with custom ROMs that will bring some of the new features included in the latest version of Android. In this regard, folks over at XDA Developers have just released the CyanogenMod 10 preview for the Samsung Galaxy S II. Courtesy to Team Hacksung, the very early build of the ROM is now available for download, though we do not recommend Galaxy S II owners to flash this preview on their device unless they know what they’re doing. Keep in mind that this is just a preview of the actual build, so expect the ROM to have quite a few bugs. In addition, developers state that there won’t be any support for this CyanogenMod 10 preview for Samsung Galaxy S II.
However, reporting bugs is possible following a certain procedure, which requires users to offer detailed instructions on how to reproduce the problem they have encountered, along with the proper logs attached. Otherwise, all bugs will be ignored and won’t be taken into consideration by the creators of this ROM. Furthermore, there is now support for those who do not run stock cm-kernel, or have any mods installed. Those who have modified system files won’t get support either. For more details on how to download and flash this CyanogenMod 10 preview ROM for Samsung Galaxy S II, head over to the original thread. Hopefully, a new and improved version of this build will be released soon.
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| CyanogenMod 10 Jelly Bean logo Image credits to CyanogenMod |
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| CyanogenMod 10 Preview for Galaxy S II Image credits to XDA-Developers forum |
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