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Site that Collects and Distributes “Official Samsung Firmware” Promises Froyo Firmware ROM for Galaxy S Tomorrow
A website called SamsungFirmwares is promising the release of an official Froyo ROM designed for the Samsung i9000 Galaxy S handset. Before you Vibrant and Captivate owners go running off to download the file for yourself, you should know that this won’t work. The i9000 …
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Motorola Cliq Gets Android 2.1, Sorta
The Motorola Cliq has gotten some Android 2.1 love sooner than we thought. According to an anonymous tipster, there’s a leaked ROM floating around out there that appears to be an official T-Mobile 2.1 ROM. No, they’re not releasing 2.1 OTA just yet, but an …
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Geeks’Phone’s CCR Program: a Real Open Source Phone
Each time a new Android phone is released, groups of power users will try to improve it by digging into Android source code and by cooking ROMs. The path they choose is not easy: They have to do guesswork or reverse engineering and often they …
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Froyo-based CyanogenMod-6 Experimental Builds Hopefully by this Weekend
The reliable folks involved with the popular Cyanogenmod seem to be almost ready to push out another ROM update. This one will be the much anticipated Froyo (Android 2.2) release. An experimental build for the Nexus One was pushed out midweek, but the MyTouch Slide, …
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Cyanogen Mod 6 Coming to Handful of Phones
According to a June 23rd Tweet by cyanogen, his infamous ROM v.6 is targeting the Nexus One (which seems to be his favorite since its release), the Verizon Droid, the HTC Dream, Magic, and Desire, as well as the HTC EVO4G by Sprint. He later …
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Load HTC Desire ROM onto Your (Rooted) Nexus One
Just a few days ago we reported on Paul O’Brien and his loading of the brand new HTC Desire ROM onto his rooted Nexus One. At the time, he was keeping the ROM to himself as it appeared to have a watermark on it. Not …
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Future of Community (Android) ROM development
Paul O’Brien (Founder of MoDaCo) announced today a new and exiting way to get the MoDaCo Custom ROM. The Hero Kitchen will let you select what you want or not want in your ROM. For example, if you don’t use HTC Footprints, why letting it …
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