The world’s most popular and ever growing custom ROM Cyanogenmod can now be ported to Android One devices. Though Android One offers a pure Android experience, the adaption of CyanogenMod v11 proffers a sharp twist and more customisation analogously  with stock Android.

Developer varun.chitre15, an India-based member of the XDA developer forums,  managed to port a custom recovery to each of the three Android One models, and gain root access to them. Thanks to him for making it possible indeed.

If you  are an owner of Android One device and interested in porting the ROM , these steps has to be followed :

1: You  need to unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery.

2: Install CM 11.zip file.

3: Install GAPPS.

4: Reboot.

Since it is still in development stage there may be some bugs, but will be soon patched up with regular updates.

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Steve Kondik is the man behind the CyanogenMod ROM, he has hire by OPPO to built the new ROM for OPPO N1 global version, and now CyanogenMod ROM is available in Google PlayStore.

So, you can inject the CyanogenMod ROM to your device with very easy step without rooting your Android device. Unfortunately, for a while now, there is only limited device that can injected by CyanogenMod ROM such as Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 4, Nexus 7, Nexus 10, Samsung Galaxy S II, S3, S4, Note, Note II and HTC one.

This installer will help users to prepare Android smartphone device. This installer will direct CyanogenMod Android smartphone users in the debugging of ADB or move the file transfer protocol of MTP to PTP if needed. The rest, flash custom ROMs made by desktop applications.

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MIUI is one of the most popular Android launcher. Now the HTC users can already enjoy by way of flashing thethose launcher through flashing the ROM. Basedon Android 4.2.2 AOSP ROM via CyanogenMod, MIUI v5 for HTC One reported fairly stable. MIUI v5 course this will replace the default interface HTC Sense UI. Sense is very different than the standard Android user interface, but some user did not like to using the Sense user interface from HTC.

This MIUI v5 is the custom ROM, so there are some bugs. Some feature not working properly, such as  NFC may not work, the cellular signal is also less than perfect. Bluetooth is a bit problematic, but built from the foundation of the CyanogenMod ROM. This ROM has a good performance on overall.

If you want to using this MIUIv5 Custom ROM, you can click on the link from XDA Developers is to follow the instructions using MIUI ROM v5, and do it with your own risk!

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