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The CyanogenMod team might be busy looking ahead to a Jelly Bean-based release, but let’s not forget that the Ice Cream Sandwich version of the popular custom Android software was only recently made available as a release candidate. Now that release candidate of CyanogenMod 9 is in its second iteration, and along with bug fixes and updated translations brings support for several new Samsung devices, including the international version of the Galaxy S3 (i9300).
Other devices now supported include the Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, Samsung Galaxy S II on AT&T (Skyrocket) and T-Mobile, and the Samsung galaxy Note on AT&T. While the team is calling the latest release “a product that you’d let your mom use” (i.e. pretty stable), it is not the final release of CM9. It does however bring us one step closer to that final release, which in turn brings us yet another step closer to the Android 4.1 CM10.
[via CyanogenMod]
Why is the pic a SGS2 and no SGS3?
Because that’s back when Samsung cared about the community by sending out several S2’s to the devs.
The CM team actually released a preview build of CM10 for three versions of the GS III in the states yesterday. Or so they said.
It was on XDA yesterday when I looked.
I wish there was a stable build of CM9 for the Amaze. >_<
there are no CM9 stable releases for anything.
I meant something like atleast a beta.