Android 4.1 Jelly Bean on Kindle Fire is getting better each day thanks to CyanogenMod 10 fast development. Of course, Hashcode kernel is helping too. Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM for Kindle Fire that I tested was based on CM10 ROM with the framework, settings and Launcher2 enhancements from Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 project. This CM10 ROM is almost like Google Nexus 7. The interface is based on Google Nexus 7 phone mode by default. But you can change into tablet mode as well.
Google makes restoring Google Nexus devices to original factory firmware easy. Google provides factory images for all Nexus devices because most developers will install custom ROM based on Android Open-Source Project. And this factory image will make Nexus device return to its factory state. Same apply to Google Nexus 7. We can download Nexus 7 factory image and flash it.
I love the legendary HTC HD2. That’s the main reason that I love HTC. But HTC One X, unlock HTC bootloader void warranty and poor HTC Support make me stay away HTC products from now on. But lot of developers is not still not giving out on getting latest and greatest Android ROM for HTC HD2. So you can download and install Android 4.1 Jelly Bean CyanogenMod 10 ROM for HTC HD2. By the way, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is quite new on HTC HD2. So do expect bugs flying around here and there…
Which custom ROM am I using on Samsung Galaxy S III now? Android Revolution HD ROM for Samsung Galaxy S3 is the one. Samsung firmware is getting better each day. And I did not change much custom Android ROM like the year before. Will only change to new custom whenever there are lot of new features comes out just like Samsung Galaxy S3 Premium Suite Upgrade. Yup, the version of Android Revolution HD ROM for Samsung Galaxy S3 that I am using is based on latest official Samsung Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean XXELKC firmware. And rest assures that it is fully optimized and tweaked. Pre-rooted of course, improved CPU governors performance, improved EXT4 performance, excellent battery life…
How to install Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM on Kindle Fire? Yeah, Google released Android 4.1 Jelly Bean source code to AOSP few days ago. And most developers started to work and port Android 4.1 Jelly Bean AOSP to Amazon Kindle Fire. So you can ask this question now. As usual, don’t expect much from a newly built Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM for Kindle Fire. Bugs will be here and there. But it is considered good for such new Android 4.1 Jelly Bean ROM. Hehe… I may not have Google Nexus 7 but I have Kindle Fire with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean now.
