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#66586 20-Aug-2010 10:22
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The list of phone supported by the developers of CyanogenMod is growing steadily. From the days when it only ran on the HTC Dream and Sapphire "32B" phones (6 months ago) to now....CM has exploded. 

Here is the list of phones CM 6.0 supports:


  • Nexus One

  • Motorola Droid

  • HTC EVO

  • HTC Desire

  • HTC Incredible

  • HTC Hero (GSM/CDMA)

  • HTC Dream

  • HTC Magic

  • HTC Aria

  • MT3G Slide

     



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      #370242 20-Aug-2010 10:35
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    Forgive my noobi status - but what exactly is cyanogen mod?



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      #370269 20-Aug-2010 11:09
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    cyanogen rom is custom rom so you load froyo even ur phone maufacture dont have plan to release it

    in theory froyo can be install onto every android machine it's just the lazy manufacture

    some custom rom's got better kernal with build in overclock ability

    so basically it make ur phone run faster like a real android phone :p

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      #370323 20-Aug-2010 13:21
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    aim: Forgive my noobi status - but what exactly is cyanogen mod?


    Like Dannywii said... :-)  

    Longer version: Because the source code for Android is publicly available, and many phone vendors release the source code for their device drivers as well, it is possible for a competent developer or team of developers to put together their own systems for use on a given phone.

    "Cyanogen" is Steve Kondik. His is one of the more famous ROMs for Android phones. Partly due to being arguably the best on the first-ever Android phone - the HTC G1 (sold by T-Mobile in the US and compatible with Vodafone here). Also partly due to Kondik's commitment to quality and his obvious professionalism. He's become a real leader and motivator and mentor to a growing cadre of rapidly-improving developers ("TeamDouche") across a variety of phones....

    Over the past year it has not been unusual for a CyanogenMod ROM to be superior to the ROM that was flashed on the phone by its maker. If CM 6.0 (Froyo - 5.0 was Eclair which is Android v2.1) is anything to go by, this will be true again.

    CM 6.0 RC3 is - in a word - awesome. Loads of new features and functions added by the CyanogenMod team. Most notable so far is adding 720p HD video capability to the Nexus One running CM6 RC3. The list of additional features is huge. 







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      #370373 20-Aug-2010 16:03
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    Can they root an OTA Desire on Froyo yet? Or do I need to downgrade the hboot version still?

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      #370627 21-Aug-2010 12:02
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    kiwitrc: Can they root an OTA Desire on Froyo yet? Or do I need to downgrade the hboot version still?


    http://www.cyanogenmod.com/
    it says htc desire is supported so i think 2.2 is available 

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      #370804 21-Aug-2010 21:15
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    tempted to try this out just for this alone

    http://android.chemlab.org/lolquadrant.png

    I do wonder what device he was using for it.

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