Google has once again provided a very tasty treat for everyone. The source code for Ice Cream Sandwich has been posted publicly and is currently available via the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). If you are interesting n getting starting in building your own copy, head over to the AOSP page, get your repo set [...]
Gingerbread is now Open Source to All
As I write this post, Gingerbread, Android 2.3, is being pushed into the Android Open Source Project. This means that within the next few hours you too can download your very own copy of Gingerbread for use on your AOSP phone, which incedently shouldn’t be a Nexus S. According to Mr. Queru of Google, trying [...]
Android 2.2 – Froyo is Open Source Now
Google has been quietly pushing Froyo out to the Open Source project this morning. Yes kids, that means soon enough you can expect some great Android 2.2 custom ROMs from all the awesome developers. Froyo manifest includes Dream (G1), Sapphire (myTouch 3G) and Passion (Nexus One). Does that mean anything in particular? Github – Android
Newest CyanogenMod Adds Multi Color to Your Nexus One
In a combination of bugfixes and feature additions and enhancements, the latest version of the popular custom ROM for Android phones, CyanogenMod has just been updated to version 5.0.4 for the Nexus One. CyanogenMod has been around since the days of the G1 and main author, Steve Kondik, maintains a version of G1/Magic (myTouch 3G) [...]
Android 2.0 Source Code Released
At least some parts of Android 2.0, Eclair, have been released on the Android Open Source Project. It’s not complete yet, has some missing functions, won’t build for certain hardware and all the other little nuances, but at least it’s being released. It’s better to get some of it out now and let the rest [...]
