More and more users desire core Android seen only on select devices, such as the Nexus. At present, these people have reason to be thankful for because AT&T and T-Mo just announced the release of their Samsung Galaxy Note and S2 LTE Skyrocket versions that have the CyanogenMod 10.1. This ROM easily converts other user interfaces to the Android cores. Previously, the LG Optimus LTE and the Nitro HD were the first CM 10.1 ROM devices to be announced.

These nightlies will definitely up the smartphones' potential and people will really enjoy the true Android user interface. The news for the CM 10.1 ROM was announced last month with some of the Galaxy Note 2 variants, while international clients got theirs' earlier in December. This is not to say that the CM 10.1 ROM will fix ALL TouchWiz UI bugs and will not have any thereafter, but it is expected to really perk up the way people will use their smartphones.

CyanogenMod Download: Galaxy Note AT&T, T-Mobile

The AOK Project updates the latest Android version's ROM and fixes bugs and supports as much as possible most features of the other previous ROM versions. You will find that updating to this version with your supported phone will be easy and seamless.

This version offers a better camera application that feature HD recording and photo editing. The latest Android also provides system and network improvements and allows your device to recognize others. The addition new features for Google Now is also much talked about. If you want to know more, see the official change log for the latest Jelly Bean.

Aside from those found in the change log, new handsets will also be able to enjoy these new features and the list just keeps on growing. AT&T's HTC One XL, Motorola Droids 3, 4, RAZR, Bionic and Sprint's Galaxy Nexus are all supported devices of the AOKP ROM.

You will need Google apps zip to flash and the Android Open Kang team suggests that you full wipe data prior to updating, so you will not get stuck to boot.

Link: https://aokp.co/release-jb-mr1-build-4/

Source: androidauthority