I'm running the CM10 JB rom
[ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10 Nightly Builds for SGH-I747 - xda-developers
AOKP is what I was using on my GS2 but it doesn't have all the features that I want yet. The JB roms for GS3 are getting their features updated regularly so I'll probably flash AOKP again soon to see if it has the features I liked from the GS2. But CM10 has been very smooth. Minor bugs since JB is so fresh but they aren't a real inconvenience at all.
Hi Angelsnecropolis —
Just a 3-week old android noob here, with a real nooby question.
Is your root that you've linked above, still a consensus latest & greatest root & ROM flash (even for a beginner) on the GS3 w/ AT&T ?

There seems to be nearly endless options. Does one BNN (brand-new-noob) basically just start by trying different 'roots', and then always changing them...that is, unless your phone ends-up 'bricked'?
Are specific 'roots' considered more secure than others? I guess what I'm asking, is how's the best way for (we noobs

) to maybe figure-out which 'roots' & ROMs are possibly the safest and securest, and simplest for us brand-new noobs to try out !? lol
Or are there any other roots & ROMs, from xda dev, or from these forums, that you'd recommend?
Or that anyone else recommends? . . . . Anyone?
Thanks very much for any replies.
*Concerning thread OP: 'SII or SIII' . . . .
I had a 1.5 gHZ dual-core (Snapdragon S3) GSII Skyrocket (w/ Super Amoled
Plus display, for a couple weeks, before swapping it for a GS3), and I really preferred the GSII Skyrockets software! It's not even close. The GSII Skyrocket has much better software & apps, imo, including a full office doc app,
QuickOffice, that now costs a GS3 owner $14.99 !!

As well, GSII Skyrocket has way better widgets, imho, including: 'Application Monitor' & 'Power Saving' widgets. It's inexplicable, to me, that the GS3 dropped the 'Application Monitor' & 'Power Saving' widgets...apparently so they could stuff the widget drawer with a bunch more social-crap widgets.
:major rolleyes:
And, the GSII Skyrocket not only has more apps (three full pages) in the app drawer; but there's several better apps in the GSII Skyrocket app drawer—than are found in the GS3 app drawer.
So why did I switch to the GS3? . . . coming from only iPhones, I missed a physical 'home button' too much. Really couldn't stand having to find & push the little side power button—just to wake the phone up.
In other words, I prefer the GS3's hardware, but the GSII Skyrocket software.