One of the most popular Android ROMs, Cyanogenmod, has been updated with some very important features. First and foremost — bug fixes. Cyanogenmod 7.0.2 contains a lot of ‘em. Second, support for the original Motorola Droid that debuted in November 2009 is now added as is support for several other handsets (detailed in the changelog). While hardware manufacturers and carriers give up on devices far too soon, we thankfully have the support of a vast developer...

Android rooters will be pleased to know that CyanogenMod 7.0 has finally hit stable/release status. The announcement comes after several months of beta after beta and continuous testing. Updates over the previous 6.x versions include a new core built off of the latest Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread release and many other new features meticulously detailed in the official changelog. Despite an increasing amount of ROM developers jumping into the game, Cyanogenmod remains one...

Android fanatics looking for the latest and greatest need to stop by Cyanogenmod’s website and have a look around, as the latest 6.0 RC1 Rom is now available for the taking. I’ve been using 6.0 RC1 for around 12 hours now without a single force close in sight. It’s rock solid stable and super fast. Though, I did kick ADW launcher off and replaced it with Launcher Pro Beta (personal favorite). Other than that, I’ve left it bone stock. If...

Android power users know that the only thing that stands between a decent Android device and a great Android device is a well needed root. Even though Android comes fairly aplomb with features and functionality from the factory, there’s still areas that can be built upon. Not to mention, getting “official releases” weeks before they drop is fun too. With that said, CyanogenMod 6 (Google it if you don’t know what it is) is moving along quite well...

Now before you get all frothy at the mouth, turning over every little pebble for the download link, we must stress that this is an alpha — expect bugs. Thrown together by infamous Android dev, Cyanogenmod and the many talented folks over at XDA, G1/Magic owners can finally relish in the Froyo limelight. One thing you should know is the list of non-working functions: WiFi/GPS, camera, some wallpapers, external audio and flash. It seems kind of lacking now, but the...