Co- another blog they informed us late yesterday that the community Android had managed to overcome one of the main problems existing in the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, the inability to root the device without voiding the warranty due to S. Once the barrier was demolished and with the phablet of Samsung rooted without incident, it was only a matter of time before the first device appeared running custom ROMs such as the famous CyanogenMOD in its version 10.2.
It was Steve Kondik himself, responsible for the modification and usually known as Mr Cyanogen, who has shared from his profile in Google+ the capture of a Samsung Galaxy Note 3 running the latest version of CyanogenMod. Although it is not our fault, we apologize in advance for the poor quality of the photography.
CyanogenMod on the Galaxy Note 3: Samsung's powerful phablet without bloatware
The bad news is that no release date yet from a test build of CyanogenMod 10.2 list for the general public, although the fact that we can already see this new version of the well-known ROM running on the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, allows us to think that your arrival could be closer than ever.
Regarding the input of a ROM of the characteristics of CyanogenMod on a device like the new phablet of Samsung, Its main function is to open the doors to those who want to enjoy the attractive technical specifications that the Galaxy Note 3, without having to go through the hoop of having to use the software pre-installed by the South Korean company. In this way we would say goodbye to Samsung TouchWiz, for example, but we would get in exchange the possibility of being immersed in the experience of Android offered by Steve Kondik's team.
Finally, we would like to close this article by celebrating and thanking those responsible for the possibility of rooting the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 without jeopardizing the device warranty. It is a strictly personal opinion, but the implementation of S Like a suite whose tentacles reached so far, it seemed not only an intrusion beyond its supposed security function, but also a mistake on the part of the Seoul-based firm.
Source: Steve Kondik (Google+) Via: SamMobile y GSMarena
