CyanogenMod 14.1 is here! New list of compatible terminals

NOVEMBER 8 Steve Kondik announced on the Cyanogen blog the first versions of CyanogenMod 14.1, thus giving the starting gun to Android 7.1 in ROMs cooked by the popular developer group.

These are early versions of CM 14.1, that is to say, They are versions that still need a little more cooking. These new ROMs, for example, still lack support for themes (themes). But don't worry, everything will come.

CyanogenMod 14.1 Compatible Terminals

The first terminals that have been able to enjoy this new CyanogenMod update have been the following:

anglerNexus 6P)

bullheadNexus 5X)

cankerXiaomi Mi3w / Mi4)

d855 (LG G3)

falcon / peregrine / thea / titan (Moto G variants)

h811 / h815 (LG G4)

klte / kltedv / kltespr / klteusc / kltevzw (Samsung Galaxy S5)

oneplus3 (OnePlus 3)

Z00L / Z00T (Zenphone 2)

In recent days, versions of CyanogenMod 14.1 have been appearing for more devices, and we can now enjoy a custom ROM with Android 7.1 on terminals such as the Huawei Honor 5X, Sony Xperia V, Nexus 6 or the One Plus 2, plus many others.

You can access all the updated downloads from the following link .

If you can't find your device here is a list of the devices that are added to the list of compatible terminals.

As the Cyanogen team indicates, we are at the perfect time to take part in the project helping the group of developers to detect possible bugs and errors. Therefore, anyone who is willing to test this new version of the Android operating system should not hesitate to take the plunge.

For those of you who are not familiar with CyanogenMod yet, it is an operating system of free software and Open Source based on Android. Some of its characteristics are the native theme support, CPU overclocking, root access, native OpenVPN client, Wi-Fi tethering support and many other features that we will not be able to find in most standard versions of Android. In short, one of the best custom ROMs that we can install on any Android device today.