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CyanogenMod releases its first official nightly build based on Android Lollipop 5.0

CyanogenMod the famous Android ROM has today released the first official nightly build of the Android 5.0 Lollipop. Android Lollipop as we all know by now, is the latest Android update which was announced at Google I/O on June 25, 2014 but the final build rolled out on November 12, 2014.

In the last post, which was regarding the CM11 M12, CyanogenMod mentioned that they have started working on Lollipop build for some of the devices. Since then which was sometime in November, CyanogenMod today made an official word about the same. Going by what has been published, CyanogenMod is roughly about 85% done with the first CM12 M release. In this initial release, we shall miss some of tweaks, but majorly the following have been left off from the list:

  • Theme Engine
  • Quick Settings reorganization and customization
  • Quick Settings Ribbon mode
  • Navigation bar reorganization and customization
  • Sound panel customization
  • Lock-screen quick unlock

The blog post also hints for some of the lollipop exclusive tweaks coming somewhat like Ambient display, a brand new Messaging app, and some small tweaks including a weather option in the new Lollipop extended status bar. As of now 31 devices are supported and the team will be adding more device to the queue later during this month.

The full device list for today includes:

  • bacon – OnePlus One
  • d802 – LG G2 (Intl)
  • dlx – HTC Droid DNA
  • e975 – LG Optimus G (Intl)
  • e980 – LG Optimus G Pro (All e98x GSM)
  • evita – HTC One XL
  • falcon – Moto G
  • find5 – Oppo Find 5
  • flo – Google Nexus 7 (2013)
  • ghost – Moto X
  • hlte – Samsung Galaxy Note 3
  • hltespr – Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Sprint)
  • jewel – HTC Evo 4G LTE
  • jfltevzw – Samsung Galaxy S4 (Verizon)
  • klte – Samsung Galaxy S5
  • m7 – HTC One (2013)
  • m7spr – HTC One (Sprint)
  • m7vzw – HTC One (Verizon)
  • m8 – HTC One M8 (2014)
  • mako – Google Nexus 4
  • mondrianwifi – Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4
  • moto_msm8960 – Motorola RAZR HD
  • t6 – HTC One Max
  • t6spr – HTC One Max (Sprint)
  • t6vzw – HTC One Max (Verizon)
  • serrano3gxx – Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (3G)
  • serranoltexx – Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini (LTE)
  • shamu – Nexus 6
  • v500 – LG G-Pad
  • ville – HTC One S
  • vs985 – LG G3 (Verizon)

We have already flashed the latest ROM on our OnePlus One which is the first device to be supported in the list. We will be taking a deep dive in this ROM and shall be posting the results here soon. If you can’t wait, and have your device in the supported list, head over to https://download.cyanogenmod.org/ and download your device specific flash-able zip. We hope you know the rest.

Hans Gogia

Hans is a tech enthusiast and an Android fanboy who has been blogging for the past three years. He is an engineer by profession and loves to play with gadgets in his free time. He is currently using a OnePlus One as his daily driver probably running a custom ROM and few mods.

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