While the arrival of the official update to Android 4.2.2 Jellybean for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 He still has no departure date and the wait begins to be too cumbersome, the guys from CyanogenMod have decided to get down to business and have already brought the new version of the operating system from Google up to the second generation of the phablet of the South Korean company through its CM 10.1.
If you want to know how the Android version that other devices of the same company such as the Samsung Galaxy S2 already run on the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 - although taking into account that it is not the same official Samsung edition as if you mount that smartphone -, we invite you to check it through the video that the people of CyanogenMod have uploaded to the network.
How to Live Aligned with We will already detail you at the time, the first Nightlies versions of CM 10.1 for the Galaxy Note 2 appeared at the end of December 2012. Since then, the work and constant updates of the people of CyanogenMod have not stopped and, thanks to that, the version you have seen working on video has important new features such as greater system stability, more fluidity, LTE connectivity or a significantly improved user interface, among many others.
Despite this, it is perfectly understandable that as the owner of a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 you prefer to continue waiting for the Seoul-based company to release an official update to Android 4.2.2 Jellybean rather than risk installing a custom ROM, with the possible complications that This process may be associated with less advanced users. Even so, it is worth reviewing the eight minutes of video in which we can see how far the Galaxy Note 2 goes thanks to the good work of CyanogenMod.
I was not excited at all, I thought it was from Samsung .... These pure google are nonsense for devices so you lose all the functionalities of Samsung like the Spen ... for that you buy a nexus