The New CyanogenMod

Posted by: GadgetDesk on 5:12 AM in cyanogenmod, desk, gadget, gadgetdesk, the cyanogenmod 0

Hello there, I know there are lots of people who do love IOS (previously iPhone OS) but in the recent months CyanogenMod has become a well know custom rom for the android users. 

CyanogenMod has about 7 millions of users according to the statics those who tick the option for enabling reports from their phone but it is said that not everybody checks that option so as far from CyanogenMod it is estimated that about 15-25 million users are using CyanogenMod. 

For those who don’t know CyanogenMod, it is a custom stock built on top of stock android which gives tons of features and customization options like the custom pull down toggles, shortcuts and themes and some tons of system customizations. 

CyanogenMod gives you the latest android experience for those who have stuck on the outdated android version. 

There are many custom roms in the world of android like the AOKP, MIUI and the PHANDROID, CyanogenMod is meant for stability and performance. 
If u want smoother and faster performance go install it.

Installation of CyanogeMod is a nightmare for us, Which most of us don’t want to face because we are afraid that we might brick our pretty lovely device and even rooting your phone voids your warranty. 
This means if your device gets bricked through rooting process the service center won't  fix it for you. 


To Install the CyanogeMod before you had to worry about.....  

0) IS IT UNLOCKED?

1) IS YOUR BOOLOADER UNLOCKER OR NOT?

2) GET ROOT ACCESS

3) WIPE ROM AND CACHE

4) INSTALL ROMS AND GAPPS

This process was a hectic process while installing CyanogenMod as reported by people willing  to install CyanogenMod

To over come this issue Cyanogen is Introducing their latest CyanogenMod Installer which does all the above steps automatically for you. You don’t need to worry about if you are rooted or not? If your are using an unlocked phone or not nor you need to download and custom roms or think is this the stable rom. CyanogenMod Installer installs a stable version of rom in your mobile depending upon the device you are using.

CyanogenMod has invested about 8$ million dollars in this project.

Previously they were 7 millions of users using this custom rom but after the release of CyanogenMod Installer GadgetDesk is expecting a lot of people shifting to the CyanogenMod rom because the Installer has made easy for the average person to install the rom. This would blow the number of users using the CyanogenMod. Instaling new CyanogenMod on your device will the #1 feature of the CyanogenMod. 

Unfortunately GadgetDesk has came up with an Issues in the CyanogenMod Installer that there is no way back to the previous version of android which you were using. 
So a negativity over there but you can flash a stock image of your rom whenever  you want and you can be on the previous version of android. 

Another important news is that CyanogenMod is now having a hardware partner which is officially announced and will let you know in our next post.

CyanogenMod ranks #3 in the our lists rather than ANDROID and IOS. They are way much ahead of any other like the blackberry, Firefox OS, Chrome OS and many more in the lists. 

CyanogenMod installer was initially released in the Google Play Store in the mid of November 2013 but was not available on the Google Play after a week due to some sort of issues with the play store. After that we are expecting CyanogenMod Installer to show up in the Play Store soon.

Anyways we are providing you a link of the CyanogenMod Installer which you need to install on your android phone first and then on your PC.

List of compatible device is provided by CyanogenMod on their website.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/cyanogenmod_installer

CM installer (for phone): http://get.cm/app

CM installer (for pc): http://dist01.slc.cyngn.com/cminstall..

CM Pros & cons/feature list: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/why_mod%3f

Do Check Our next post on Cyanogenmod's official Hardware Partner. 
http://gadgetdesk.blogspot.in/2013/12/oppo-n1.html