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CyanogenMod 7 nightlies now available to download
January 17, 2011 | by Andrew Kameka
Android Hacks
The CyanogenMod custom ROM has tens of thousands of people using it across several devices. Pretty soon, those tens of thousands of people will be running a ROM based on Gingerbread (Android 2.3).
Cyanogen announced late last night that CM7 is being tested right now. Nightly builds for several CM-supported devices are now available for people willing to test the phone; only the “brave testers” need to apply according to the announcement. There are bugs or errors sure to pop-up, but the phone should be good enough to get you through the day.
Nightly builds are test versions of ROM’s that are updated consistently as the developers prepare a release candidate. As users give feedback and errors are discovered, a more stable version emerges afterward. Users willing to dive into the new version can download the ROM for their phone at the TD Mirror site. Phones are listed by codename (Supersonic = EVO), so make sure you download the right file.
[CyanogenMod] Thanks, Will!
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And we're supposed to know which codename is which… how?
witch one is for the epic
How exactly do codeneames make it easier for the user to know which file to download? I don't get it. Well, at least the HTC Legend is still the legend
Do a damn google search. Stop whining!
its as simple as that…. Capital G is always your friend. My recent post IE Flaw Could Allow Hackers Access to your Facebook- Gmail- Twitter Accounts