Cyanogen adds more mid-range devices to its CM support list
Alternative Android OS developer Cyanogen has announced that it has expanded the Cyanogenmod (CM) device family with the addition of more mid-range handsets from companies like Motorola, Xiaomi, Oppo, and others.
Some of the devices that are now supported include Moto E and G 2015, Xiaomi Mi3w and Mi4, as well as those from OEMs like Smartfren and WileyFox. Some Samsung/HTC/LG handsets that have also made it to the list include Korean G3, M8 Dual Sim, Galaxy S5 variants of Japan/China, and the S5 Duos.
Also now supported are devices like Honor 4 & 4x, Ascend Mate 2, and SnapTo, making them the first set of Huawei devices to be supported since CM 7 - the latest CM version is 12. For those who are interested, here is an exhaustive list of officially-supported CyanogenMod devices.
Reader comments
- Yudiarto
- 14 Nov 2015
- y$b
hey apple fan boy the android is for professional but apple is for kiddo
- AnonD-409485
- 24 Sep 2015
- LfR
Android 6.0 is almost launched....and the C.M. team didn't manage to launch a stable release of android 5.1.1
- AnonD-389018
- 24 Sep 2015
- KIQ
didn't like cm itself but had loved a kitkat based cm modified rom by a developer...
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