CyanogenMod releases CM11 M6 based on Android 4.4 for 50 devices

Hello frnzz..... hope u all doing gr8 *-*

recently cyanogen team released an update , jus go 4 it :)

Custom ROM developers CyanogenMod have released a new update for CM11 called M6 which is based on Android 4.4. The new update is available for 50 devices which will be updated right at the time of release.

If you love fiddling with custom Android ROMs then you must definitely be familiar with CyanogenMod. The team has started seeding its latest M6 release of CyanogenMod 11 which is based on Android KitKat 4.4. The new update currently supports about 50 devices including the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7, Samsung Galaxy S, S2, S3, S4, and Note 2, LG Optimus G, G2, G Pro, HTC One and HTC One Mini. More devices will be added soon.

With this new update, the CM team has also announced that it will abolish its old stable/release candidate system and will replace it with milestone versions every two weeks. Currently the new milestone updates are being released every four weeks. Now this will be decreased to an interval of two weeks. The CM team says that the Milestones are just as usable as the Stables they replace, with the added benefit of offering a fast, predictable lane for patches to go out. Users who seek a stable version of CM should go for the latest available milestone for their device, while the ones who prefer having the latest update can stay on the Nightly releases which will contain the latest features but not quite stable.

Here is the official change-log for CyanogenMod 11 M6:

• Quiet Hours – Fix longpress QS tile option
• Voice+ – Integrate into settings (under Wireless and Networks > ‘More’)
• Blacklist – Add provider permissions
• Lockscreen – Fix custom wallpaper crashes and album art issues
• Display – Consolidate screen-off animation options (remove checkbox)
• Bluetooth – Upstream updates and fix issues with audio routing to select car makes/models and disconnect issues
• MultiSim – Additional support patches (15+) and UI/UX modifications
• Lockscreen – Disable elements when in custom lockscreen
• Quick Settings – Options to show smaller tiles; add BT device name to tile
• Quick Settings – Fix QS tiles layout in landscape mode
• Usage Stats – Fix screen on stats after boot
• Resolve memory leaks in Frameworks
• Settings – Show ‘eject card’ action for USB storage
• Theme Engine – Introduce new Engine capabilities (chooser to arrive in nightlies this week)
• Parallel Shutdown – Decrease shutdown time
• Address security vulnerability for icons
• Downloads – Add pause/resume support
• Trebuchet – Hidden apps and labels support
• Remove parallel boot dexopt from stable/cm-11.0 branch
• And more (all changes from Mar 29th to April 30th)

Check the official device list over here

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Samsung Galaxy Note 4 could have a flexible , three-sided screen

Oh yea what u heard is r8 !

worldz 1st flexible phone is coming up v.soon !

so letz check wat it is ?

There are only so many times you can make a device bigger and more powerful before people start to get bored, or at least that might be Samsung's thinking if the latest rumour about the Galaxy Note 4 is true.

According to ZDNet Korea the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 may be equipped with a "Youm" flexible display, which is thought to be a more advanced version of the technology used in the Galaxy Round's display.

Perhaps even more interestingly the same site claims that "industry insiders" have told it that the Galaxy Note 4 will have a three-sided display, which would likely mean the sides of the phone would also have a small readable screen.

Three times the fun?

If this pans out then it's a huge design change for the Note line, which makes us a little skeptical that it actually will happen.

Then again, Samsung has already claimed the Note 4 will have a "new form factor" and it's been experimenting with curved screens for a while.

Plus a curved screen patent from Samsung popped up earlier this year. If it really wants them to take off then equipping a major handset like the Note 4 with one might be its best shot.

LG has experimented with curved screens too.

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