Sony’s waterproof 6.4” Full HD Display phablet the Xperia Z Ultra just got CyanogenMod support with the first CyanogenMod 10.2 rom. CyanogenMod 10.2 is based of Android 4.3 so your effectively running Android 4.3 on your Sony Xperia Z Ultra.

An unlocked bootloader is needed with a custom recovery, click here to download the rom. The only issue with the current build is the notification leds.

Installation Instructions:-
* Extract boot.img from rom file, also place zip file in root of internal memory
* With phone powered off, presse and hold VOL+ and plug usb cable, this should put you into fastboot mode.
* From fastboot mode push boot.img (extracted above) by using fastboot flash boot boot.img
* Issue fastboot reboot
* when the led goes purple, press volume + or -
* from cwm install the zip

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Sony Xperia Z1 users now have CyanogenMod love. CyanogenMod 10.2 build is now available for Xperia Z1, of course you need to have an unlocked bootlader. For unlocking the bootloader on your Xperia Z1 head over to soymobile. The only known issues with the current CyanogenMod 10.2 build Xperia Z1 arw with the camera and notification leds. To download CyanogenMod 10.2 for Xperia Z1 head here.

Installation Instructions:-
* Extract boot.img from rom file, also place zip file in root of internal memory
* With phone powered off, presse and hold VOL+ and plug usb cable, this should put you into fastboot mode.
* From fastboot mode push boot.img (extracted above) by using fastboot flash boot boot.img
* Issue fastboot reboot
* when the led goes purple, press volume + or -
* from cwm install the zip

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CyanogenMod 10.1 booted on the Sony Xperia Z Ultra. As of now no builds have been released but expect them soon. As per the developers everything is working fine except the below:-

- Bluetooth
- Sensors
- Camera

Shouldn’t be long before we have official CyanogenMod builds for the Sony Xperia Z Ultra, but as with all custom development please do not ask for any ETA’s.

Source:-CyanogenMod G+

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Sony Xperia Z users can now enjoy CyanogenMod 10.2 builds, thanks to the FreeXperia team. Unofficial CyanogenMod 10.2 builds are now available for Sony Xperia Z users.

For detailed installation instructions and download links head over the original thread at xda.

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One of my all time favorite Android phones, the HTC Droid DNA is getting official CyanogenMod support. The first official CyanogenMod 10.2 nightly build is now available for you to play with. Click here to download CyanogenMod 10.2 nightly from the HTC Droid DNA.

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For those of you sitting on CM 10.1 (4.2.2) and waiting for CM 10.2 (4.3) to be official…  Your wait is over as of today. Not to say there aren’t bugs, keep in mind these are nightlies. You should expect some bugs and to flash at your own risk. It’s looking to be more of a daily driver than the unofficial CM 10.2 release by sbrissen.

I’ve read reports of people dirty flashing this with out having a hitch. My advice?  Do a full wipe and start with a clean slate. Dirty flashing from nightly to nightly is a different story, but going from one Android version to the next is a whole new ball game. Get them baby wipes out and get nice and clean. You can always use Titanium Backup or other back up services to get your apps and data back, if that’s your thing (I don’t recommend them either).

There it is folks!  XDA Recognized developer sbrissen is working his magic on the next version of Android for CyanogenMod.

If you’re waiting for CM 10.2 to be a tad bit more stable, CM 10.1 will hold you over just fine. As most of you know, there’s not a huge difference between 4.2.2 and 4.3, but it’s always fun to have the latest and greatest on our devices.

Check out sbrissen’s thread on XDA for all of the details

Check out Adam Outlet’s one click root, unlock and TWRP tool.

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I think we all new this was just a matter of time before CyanogenMod 10.2 hit the Verizon Samsung Galaxy S4. If you’re a Verizon Samsung Galaxy S4 owner and love CyanogenMod, you’ll most likely have your socks blown off when you see what Koush and the CyanogenMod team have been working on, integrating the Chromecast in to their firmware.

CyanogenMod 10.2 is everything you love about a stock Android experience and then some. With CyanogenMod you will lose most of the bells and whistles that Samsung has preloaded on your Galaxy S4′s Touchwiz experience. For a person like me, that’s fine. I’m mainly looking for the hardware that comes with newer Android devices, and once CM is available for that device, I’m jumping in feet first.

Remember to ALWAYS create a backup, do a complete wipe and be ready for some bugs that an unofficial build may have. If you’re a crack flasher, this is all second nature to you. If this is all fairly new to you, read, read and read some more.

Some notes from theboo7 himself telling us a little about this build. Hit the link to the thread at the bottom.

Features

[~]Android 4.3
[~]Cyanogenmod 10.2
[~]Working IR Blaster (watch on)
[~]Latest Cyanogenmod source code and cherry picks
[~]Focal
[~]Focal – Camera
[~]MMS

The differences between the builds are:

FRS – Fresh Repo sync (stock code, no cherry picks)
IRDA – FRS + IR blaster support
PLUS – Is my own personal build which I’ll consider the “unstable” branch meaning it has many more cherry picks that are considered experimental (e,g camera tweaks, performance tweaks)

Included cherry picks can be found in the provided documents along with links.
Installation

[~]Backup current ROM in recovery (I recommend use CWM Rom Manager)
[~]Full Wipe is “recommended” (User/Cache/Dalvik)
[~]Flash the Rom version of your choice
[~]Flash Gapps
[~]Flash UPDATE-SuperSU-vX.xx.zip

Known Bugs??

[~]CM and AOSP bugs
[~]and whatever you post
[~]Focal Front facing Camera is upside down, picture turns out fine though.

Screenshots

Credits

Thanks to the following..
AOSP
XDA
CyanogenMod

Link to XDA thread for this build.

To unlock root, unlock the boatloader and slap a custom recovery on the Verizon Note 2 follow Adam Outler’s guide here. Link

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Finally some good news for Samsung Galaxy S4 i9500 owners, we now have an unofficial CyanogenMod 10.2 build available for the Samsung Galaxy S4 i9500. The only issues with the build right now are camera’s don’t work, everything else including root are working.

With CyanogenMod team officially working on the S4 i9500 it won’t be long before we have a fully working CyanogenMod for the S4 i9500 and other AOSP roms to follow suit.

For installation instructions and download links head over to the original thread at xda.

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CyanogenMod today announced official support for 10 new devices, on top of the list is the Nexus 7 2013 . Now you have a reason to unlock the bootloader on your Nexus 7 2013 and install a custom recovery. Below is the list of devices.

10.2 Compatible:

• # 2013 Nexus 7 Wifi (flo)
• # Samsung Galaxy S Relay 4G (apexqtmo)
• # Motorola Atrix HD (mb886)
• # Motorola Photon Q – GSM (xt897)
• # Motorola Photon Q – CDMA (xt897c)
• # Motorola Droid Razr M (xt907)
• # Motorola Razr HD – GSM (xt925)
• # Motorola Droid Razr HD – CDMA (xt926)
• # Nook HD (hummingbird)
• # Nook HD+ (ovation)
• # Verizon Note LTE (i925)

10.1 Compatible

• # Samsung Galaxy S4 – C Spire (jfltecsp)

Source:-cyanogenmod

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The Nexus 7 2013 is just a few days old and surprisingly we now have an unofficial CyanogenMod 10.2 (based on Android 4.3) build available. Of course you need to have a custom recovery installed. Click here for TWRP. The install drill is the same, reboot into recovery, do a wipe data/cache and then install the CyanogenMod 10.2 zip followed by gapps.

For more details and download links head over to the original thread on xda.

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