Aosp rom

[knights665]

Thinking of trying an aosp ROm what is the best choice?
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[rcmarks314]

I haven't tried an AOSP ROM yet but I've heard many good things about liquids liquid_mecha-ota-eng.v3.1 I'm planning on loading this one myself when time permits. I've DL'd it but have yet to install it. HTH

 

[fatboy97]

CM7.1.1 is the classic AOSP choice... but along with flashing the ROM, you also have flash the GAPPS (Google Apps) file. Liquid Smooth 3.1 is my current ROM after spending some time on a great Sense ROM... I'd definitely recommend http://forums.androidcentral.com/thunderbolt-rooting-roms-hacks/130904-rom-liquid-smooth-roms-3-1-multiple-devices.html

 

[NotJustAPhone]

CM7.1.1 is a great choice for an AOSP ROM. It's been my daily driver for over a month.

http://forums.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?t=122521

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[project.in.process]

AOSP's are pretty slick & fast, just be ready to load up a lot of widget-apps if you're anybit used to Sense ROM's. Also, be aware of the Location/GPS issue that you need to resolve--otherwise, you'll be out of luck trying to use your navigation/maps/check-in unless you're on wifi.

CM7 was pretty nice

 

[dd0yl3]

CM7 is a great AOSP ROM. I used it for a couple of months before switching back to BAMF. Its fast, simple and really saves on battery life. The problems with gps all have been fixed so there isn't problems lift with it. The only reason I switched back was because I started using a lot different widget apps, so I figured i would go back to sense for the polished widgets they have. If you want a great AOSP ROM though you can't go wrong with CM7.