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Yes a glorious Nexus S, with cyanogenmod 10.1.3 and Marmite kernel from Bedalus.
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With CM, you are keeping up with the OS on a fairly old device. How are you liking the ROM and Kernel?
I use this kernel since version 7 (now version is 9 and developing was stopped) and I think that this is the best kernel for this device, long battery life and good feature. Before I used this kernel on stock rom then I decided to try cyanogenmod (I've started with 10.1.2, so no long time ago). Now the device is faster in some operations and slower at some points but anyway I would like to keep Cyanogenmod because it offer a lot of feature that stock rom don't have.
I'm also tring to win a Nexus 5 with androidcentral! I'm joing also for this reason
I hope to see a 4.4 cyano on my Nexus S!
- Dec 4, 2012
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I use this kernel since version 7 (now version is 9 and developing was stopped) and I think that this is the best kernel for this device, long battery life and good feature. Before I used this kernel on stock rom then I decided to try cyanogenmod (I've started with 10.1.2, so no long time ago). Now the device is faster in some operations and slower at some points but anyway I would like to keep Cyanogenmod because it offer a lot of feature that stock rom don't have.
I'm also tring to win a Nexus 5 with androidcentral! I'm joing also for this reason
I hope to see a 4.4 cyano on my Nexus S!
Hopefully they will release it. It would be nice to see them continue to develop for a phone like that.
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