Even if the team behind CyanogenMod eagerly bolted on the integration of Android 4.3 in their custom ROM, Android 4.2.2 is not yet fully depreciated. Now there is a new release candidate under the number 10.1.3 available for download, brings a largely stable version of the firmware on HTC One, Samsung Galaxy Note Samsung Galaxy S4 and second
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Android 4.3 Jelly Bean was officially launched in July and is already available for many devices the Nexus series – as so often, however, a number of current smartphones to stay on track or be powered so that much later. The team behind CyanogenMod has already announced shortly after the announcement of the update, that their custom ROM will have the features of the new Android version and published under No. 10.2. First “nightly builds” – early, faulty versions for you to try – have already been published, but the developers have the support of the older version of Android not yet amortized
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version 10.1.3 is now a new release candidate (RC) of the custom ROM which is still based on Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean appears. SELinux CyanogenMod is 10.1.3 on a secure Linux kernel that prevents by a specific rule origination software to the spread of malicious code on the system. The Privacy Guard is also supplied with installed apps revoke permission to read personal data and forwarding to external server – blank records are in incognito mode instead sent. These security features were previously only available in the nightly versions and are now for the first time in a Release Candidate included. A novelty is also that the manufacturer flagships HTC one, Samsung Galaxy S4 and Galaxy Note 2 will receive a release candidate for CyanogenMod based on Android 4.2.2 version – previously were the only devices available nightly builds
Although it is not yet a final stable version of the current version 10.1.3, you should run without serious problems – with regular updates OTA (over the air) last error usually be eradicated quickly. Those who have already installed the 10.2 nightly build of CyanogenMod on your smartphone, be pointed out explicitly make no direct update to version 10.1.3. If you still want to install the release candidate, version 10.2 must first delete.
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