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Mobile Devices and Apps | Mobile O.S's => Android O.S | Apps => Topic started by: javajolt on September 29, 2013, 09:05:09 PM
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It's been all quiet on the Android Open Kang Project (http://aokp.co/) front for a while, but the latest blog post from the popular ROM family indicates that there are big things coming. The AOKP team has been working on Android 4.3 ROMs (labeled JB-MR2 in the AOKP nomenclature) ever since the release of the latest operating system, and the first nightly builds of 4.3 have now been posted (http://aokp.co/devices/).
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AOKP has also added the WiFi version of the Nexus 7 2013 (http://aokp.co/devices/flo) and the Oppo Find 5 (http://aokp.co/devices/find5) to its lineup. The Find 5 has been a popular model with enthusiasts and ROM fanatics, so it's no surprise that it's getting a little love in the form of an official build. Don't forget to grab your Gapps package (http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip) and perform a recovery backup before flashing.
Oh, and before I forget: AOKP team member and developer Rohan Mathur, AKA RohanXm, posted the following on Twitter this morning.
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That statement checks out with the installation counter, if you include a whopping 1.96 million users who are on open source derivatives ("kangs") of AOKP. So if you're running AOKP, you're in good company. Unicorn power!
Update #1: According to Rohan Mathur in the comments, most of the previously-supported devices now have 4.3 (JB-MR2) nightly builds available. The post has been updated accordingly.
Update #2: Rohan also clarified the 3.5 million figure:
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