CyanogenMod (articulated murmur AN-gracious jen-mod), is a tweaked, post-retail firmware dissemination for a few Android gadgets. In view of the Android Open Source Venture, CyanogenMod is intended to expand execution and unwavering quality over Android-based ROMs delivered by merchants and transporters like Google, T-Portable, HTC, and so on. CyanogenMod likewise offers various highlights and improvements that are not presently tracked down in that frame of mind of Android.
For a rundown of gadgets formally upheld by CyanogenMod, look at the authority gadgets page.
At this moment, CyanogenMod comprises of four equal and dynamic significant adaptations: CyanogenMod 10 (Android 4.1), 10.1 (Android 4.2), 10.2 (Android 4.3) and 11 (Android 4.4). The variations of the firmware are parted into classifications, for example, Stable, Delivery Applicant, M-series and Nightlies.
The Steady adaptation, as recommended by the title, is the attempted and tried variation of the firmware demonstrated to be generally bug free and reasonable for day to day use. The most recent stable variant is accessible for a collection of the authoritatively upheld gadgets.
A Delivery Up-and-comer (RC) fabricate may not be the last rendition, but rather a variation that has no weak spots or bugs, on the adjustment stages to turn into the end result that is the Steady variation.
The M-series discharges act like the RCs, yet are considered 'stable' for our clients.
Ultimately there are the Nightlies, which are pretty much as unstable as a firmware can get. These deliveries continue to come at a timespan little while and on the off chance that you really do wind up attempting one of these, don't be frightened assuming your gadget goes cuckoo on you. These ROMs are to a great extent untested, and as exhorted by CyanogenMod, not implied for use for a typical client. These deliveries, are intended to test untested waters that might possibly break your telephone.
