Customized Froyo environment for Android devices courtesy ROM applications
Those of you having Android phones can experiment by installing modified ROM’s onto your rooted device that provide you with extra edge in functionality. For those who don’t know, ROM for you Android device allows you to change you phone’s OS in case you are not satisfied with the shipped-in default operating environment. If you are looking for an unbeatable duo of applications and custom modifiable Froyo goodness, then some good news for you .CyanogenMod-6.0 stable version has been released and is now available for download. Using it you can have the custom Froyo operating system for you Android phone(s).
CyanogenMod-6.0 claims to works with Nexus One, Dream/Magic, Desire, Hero, Slide, Droid Incredible, Droid, Aria and Galaxy S phones.
NOTE: Users have complained that CyanogenMod-6.0 doesn’t work with Samsung Galaxy S phones, so I’m afraid Galaxy users will have to wait for the application update.
Extra Tips: You can take part in the Forums discussion for more insight and some useful links on Android phone ROM applications for better understanding or useful contribution for other users.
Alternate options to CyanogenMod-6.0: You can also try out Calkulin's EViO2 that has a good user following and wide-spread acceptance. It is the first custom ROM for the EVO 4G and is based on rooted 1.32.651.6 version. Click here for download.
What to expect in the future:
T-Mobile G2 is slated for September 26 release date and already a user has booted up the leaked Froyo ROM for G2. For more info click here.
Via: Lifehacker/Droid Dog
