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If he's getting a nexus only (like me) I suppose that means he always wants the latest version of the OS. Cyanogenmod doesn't solve the problem because they're
by vibrunazo 14y ago
If he's getting a nexus only (like me) I suppose that means he always wants the latest version of the OS. Cyanogenmod doesn't solve the problem because they're always behind. By the time CM has stable builds for J, my phone will be on K.
If you want a phone with the latest version of the OS, then CM is a bandage, not a solution. The only solution is buying only nexuses.
- w1ntermute 14y ago> Cyanogenmod doesn't solve the problem because they're always behind. By the time CM has stable builds for J, my phone will be on K. That depends on how you look at it. It's only an issue for me if the phone is never updated. It's fine if I'm lagging behind by a version, as long as I receive an update before I end up 2 versions behind.
- esolyt 14y agoI would still use Cyanogenmod with a Nexus. Besides, Cyanogenmod isn't lagging behind that much. It took a little too long from Gingerbread to ICS but we probably will have Stable Cyanogenmod 10 very soon.
- modernshoggoth 14y ago>By the time CM has stable builds for J, my phone will be on K. Going to take issue with this as well. I'm on a SGS3 and CM10 (JB), and they just changed the status of the rom from "EXPERIMENTAL" to "NIGHTLY", yet I have not seen a single problem so far. Everything works except for TV-out, which I couldn't get to work with either of my TV's with the stock rom anyway.