Google started rolling out the Android 4.2.1 update yesterday, for the entire Nexus family, and not making the Android development community wait, Google has also made available the Android 4.1.2 sources on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). The build number is JOP40D and the tag for …
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Android 4.2.1 now available in AOSP, making its way to a custom ROM near you
Install Android 4.2 on Samsung Captivate
We reported on an Android 4.2 ROM for the Samsung Captivate a week ago, but unfortunately that particular ROM had quite a few issues to be used as a daily driver and was more of a test build. But fret not, as an almost …
Install Android 4.2 on your HTC One X — Guide
With the Android 4.1 update having arrived on the HTC One X only in October, there is no doubt that Android 4.2 will take quite a lot of time to officially arrive. However, as always, the Android development community always comes to the rescue …
CyanogenMod 10.1 ported to Nexus 4 — Guide
We were wondering when we would see the day that CyanogenMod, the numero uno custom ROM in the Android world, was going to be ported over to the LG Nexus 4, Google’s high and mighty Nexus phone, and that day has finally come, as …
HTC Desire HD gets Android 4.2 based AOSP ROM
HTC’s flagship device if 2011, the HTC Desire HD just received a shot in the arm with an AOSP based Android 4.2 ROM being developed for it. XDA developer AceofSpades90, who was also responsible for releasing a pre-alpha build of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean for …
Android 4.2 based AOSP ROM for Samsung Captivate
With an almost fully working Android 4.2 build already out for the Samsung Galaxy S I9000, it was only a matter of time before its US carrier-based cousins got a taste of the same. As it turns out, XDA member AceofSpades90 has released a n early …
Android 4.2 Google Apps (Gapps) package for AOSP ROMs
Ever since the Nexus 4 firmware got leaked before the device’s launch, users and custom ROM flashers have been enjoying all the new Google applications that come with Android 4.2 and were extracted from the Nexus 4′s firmware, and were packaged into a Google …
Nexus 4 now supported in AOSP, Google quietly makes source available
When Google started pushing out the Android 4.2 source code to the AOSP repository, there was one glaring omission – the Nexus 4 wasn’t supported by AOSP and its code and binaries weren’t available, causing a few developers to cry out in disappointment. The …
Android 4.2 now available in AOSP, Nexus 4 not supported though
The source code for Android 4.2 started pushing to AOSP a few hours back, after the Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 7 started receiving the Android 4.2 update earlier today, and is now available in the AOSP repository for syncing by all those awesome custom …