Saturday, January 4, 2014

These are the latest Custom Roms KitKat on devices not Nexus - The Android Free

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After launching the candy of Google, developers ROMs have been to work to update your modified versions of Android.

addition, currently only officially updated range Nexus and those manufactured by Motorola, Moto range . This is why other people do not have one of these devices also want to enjoy KitKat without having to wait for the official update from the manufacturer. For them, today we bring good news.

A number of developers from the code that Google provides Android ROMs created for other terminals. Is CyanogenMod case , AOKP , paranoidandroid and OmniROM , which are beginning to launch versions nightlies fairly stable.

then talk a little about each ROM and will show the list of devices that can start enjoying KitKat unofficially. Although sometimes many prefer these ROMs modified before the original manufacturer.

should be clear that the installation of these versions to people who have knowledge Android and that may be able to fix bugs is recommended. Also, there would more than notificarais developers with bugs you find.


CyanogenMod Nightly 11 and to phase in and for many

devices

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CyanogenMod developers have been quick to get to work with Android 4.4 KitKat and there are versions of CyanogenMod Nightlies 11 compatible with a number of devices.

should be clear that these versions are poorly developed and contain numerous errors yet to fix . That is why the installation of these versions to persons skilled in the art is recommended.

For those who do not know that you are the versions Nightlies , these versions to be automatically updated as a series of failures are corrected. That is, each update is closer to the final and stable version.

If you have decided to install this version Nightly because you can not expect to have KitKat on your device, then we leave the list of supported devices . The list will show in brackets codename for easier MAY FIND yours. The code name will take you to the corresponding download page.

Google Nexus S
  • (curly)
  • Google Galaxy Nexus (maguro)

    • Google Galaxy Nexus Sprint

  • (toroplus)

    • Verizon Galaxy Nexus Google

  • (bull)
  • Google Nexus 4 (mako)

    • Google Nexus

  • 5 (hammerhead)

    • Google Nexus

  • July 2012 WiFi (grouper)

    • Google Nexus

  • July 2012 3G (tilapia)

    • Google Nexus

  • July 2013 WiFi (flo)
  • Google Nexus LTE in July 2013 (deb)
  • Google Nexus 10 (blanket)

    • One

  • HTC AT & T (m7att)

    • Sprint HTC

  • One (m7spr)
  • One HTC T-Mobile (m7tmo)

    • Verizon HTC

  • One (m7vzw)

    • One

  • HTC GSM (m7ul)
  • HTC One S (ville)
  • HTC One XL (prevents)
  • G2 LG AT & T (d800)
  • LG T-Mobile G2 (d801)
  • G2 LG GSM (D802)

    • LG Optimus

  • G (E975)

    • LG Optimus Pro

  • G (E980)

    • Motorola Atrix HD

  • (MB886)
  • Motorola Rzr (xt907)

    • Motorola Rzr

  • HD (xt925)
  • CDMA Motorola Rzr HD (XT926)
  • Phonton Motorola Q (xt897)

    • Motorola Q CDMA

  • Phonton (xt897c)

    • Samsung Galaxy

  • Premier (top)

    • Samsung Galaxy S Relay

  • 4G (apexqtmo)

    • Samsung Galaxy Exhilarate

  • (exhilarate)

    • Samsung Galaxy S Advance

  • (galaxysbmtd)

    • Samsung Galaxy S

  • (galaxymtd)

    • Samsung Galaxy S II

  • AT & T (hercules)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • (i9300)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • Sprint (d2spr)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • Verizon (d2vzw)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • AT & T (d2att)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • T-Mobile (d2tmo)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • U.S. (d2usc)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • GSM (jfltexx)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • Sprint (jfltespr)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • Verizon (jfltevzw)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • T-Mobile (jfltetmo)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • AT & T (jflteatt)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • U.S. (jflteusc)

    • Samsung Galaxy S

  • IV Mini GSM (serrano3gxx)

    • Samsung Galaxy S

  • IV Mini LTE (serranoltexx)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note II LTE GSM (t0lte)

    • Sony Xperia S

  • Unofficial (nozomi)
  • Sony Xperia U (mint)

    • Sony Xperia

  • V (tsubasa)

    • Sony Xperia

  • Z (yuga)

    • Sony Xperia

  • ZL (odin)

    • Sony Xperia

  • ZR (Bulldog)
  • LTE Tablet Sony Xperia Z (pollux)

    • Sony Xperia Z

  • WiFi Tablet (pollux_windy)

As you can see, the list is extensive and there are a variety of devices supported by CyanogenMod 11 . So if you want to enjoy KitKat unofficially despite failures that may have these versions, you can now flash the corresponding ROMs to your devices.


paranoidandroid 4.0 Beta phase-based KitKat

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guys paranoidandroid were the first to bring the Android 4.4 AOSP version of KitKat the rest of Nexus and even the Galaxy Nexus. But this is not here, they also began to work in your particular ROM, paranoidandroid 4.0 .

It is still in beta phase and each update aims to fix bugs to reach the stable version. Currently, its latest beta is updated to 4.4.2 , so you can see that developers do not stop Paranoid. If you want to install one of these ROMs paranoidandroid , be clear that it is a beta and contains bugs.

Here we show

list of compatible devices paranoidandroid Beta 4.0 . Each codename leads to the corresponding download section.

  • Google Galaxy Nexus (maguro)
  • Google Nexus 4 (mako)

    • Google Nexus

  • 5 (hammerhead)

    • Google Nexus

  • July 2012 (tilapia)

    • Google Nexus

  • July 2013 WiFi (flo)
  • Google Nexus LTE in July 2013 (deb)
  • Google Nexus 10 (blanket)

Unfortunately for those who do not have a terminal Nexus , version of PA are not compatible . Hopefully paranoidandroid 4.0 arrives as soon as possible a stable phase in order to enjoy the benefits they bring these ROMs without failure.

Nightly

AOKP on stage and updated to 4.4.2 KitKat

AOKP

AOKP developers think not lag behind in this race to see who throws before the stable Custom ROM based KitKat and move very fast. I already talked about how KitKat AOKP 4.4.2 Nightly entered phase and was available for some devices. So hopefully soon a stable version is released. The truth is that I want.

list of devices compatible with AOKP nightlies versions is not extensive but to the delight of many, not only including Google devices. You can access the download section of each device by tapping its codename.

  • Nexus 5 (hammerhead)
  • Nexus 4 (mako)
  • Nexus 10 (blanket)
  • Nexus July 2013 (flo)
  • Galaxy Nexus (maguro)

    • Samsung Galaxy

  • Premier (top)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • (i9300)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • LTE (i9305)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • Sprint (jfltespr)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • Verizon (jfltevzw)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • T-Mobile (jfltetmo)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • AT & T (jflteatt)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • U.S. (jflteusc)
  • HTC One (m7ul)
  • Xperia Z (yuga)
  • Xperia ZL (odin)
  • Xperia T (mint)
  • Xperia V (tsubasa)

You see, in the list of devices compatible with the new AOKP includes terminals HTC, Samsung and Sony, as well as the expected Nexus.


OmniROM, a competitor in the shade with great force, also shows a KitKat versions 4.4.2

omnirom-logo

developers after OmniROM promised to bring a custom ROM complete and stable can do big competition to existing developers modified versions of Android .

far the results are good, offering good ROMs with very interesting features. But besides good ROMs, do not let one.

currently OmniROM developers are working on a 4.4.2 based KitKat version and the custom ROMs that are launching are nightlies versions . Definitely not stop working to bring us your custom ROM as current as possible. As for me, I appreciate it.

  • Google Galaxy Nexus (maguro)
  • Google Nexus 4 (mako)

    • Google Nexus

  • 5 (hammerhead)

    • Google Nexus WiFi

  • July 2012 (grouper)
  • Google Nexus 7 3G 2012 (tilapia)

    • Google Nexus

  • July 2013 WiFi (flo)
  • Google Nexus 10 (blanket)

    • One

  • HTC AT & T (m7att)

    • One

  • HTC GSM (m7ul)

    • Oppo

  • N1 (n1)
  • Oppo Find 5 (find5)

    • Samsung Galaxy S Advance

  • (galaxysbmtd)

    • Samsung Galaxy S II

  • (i9100)

    • Samsung Galaxy S II

  • AT & T (i777)

    • Samsung Galaxy S III

  • (i9300)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • GSM (jfltexx)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • Sprint (jfltespr)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • Verizon (jfltevzw)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • T-Mobile (jfltetmo)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • AT & T (jflteatt)

    • Samsung Galaxy S IV

  • U.S. (jflteusc)

    • Samsung Galaxy Note I

  • GSM (n700)
  • II GSM Samsung Galaxy Note (N7100)
  • II LTE Samsung Galaxy Note (t0lte)

    • Samsung Galaxy Note II

  • Sprint (l900)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note II AT & T (t0lteatt)
  • Samsung Galaxy Note II T-Mobile (t0ltetmo)
  • Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II (i605)
  • Sony Xperia U (mint)

    • Sony Xperia

  • Z (yuga)

    • Sony Xperia

  • ZL (odin)

    • Sony Xperia Z

  • WiFi Tablet (pollux_windy)
  • Asus Transformer Pad (TF300T)

You can see the list is long enough to cover Terminal Market . No doubt that this is done to try to rise above other developers who do not have ROMs for many devices. In my opinion, I think if you have a good “product”, you have to give to your widest possible audience.


Pending stable versions

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most famous custom ROMs are going well. The fact that by now most have nightlies versions is great news. This means that developers have already created the cornerstones and now are looking for polishing correcting faults that arise up to the stable.

I think in early 2014 and will enjoy some other stable version but that all depends on the work performed by developers. I hope my hunch is true because the truth, can not wait to try some of these ROMs.

And you, guys excited for stable releases out or already have installed a nightly version?, comentad below.

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