A huge number of official CyanogenMod 11 Nightly releases have gone live; and here comes the new batch of stable snapshot M4 builds for CyanogenMod's KitKat Android 4.4 ROM.
Cyanogenmod 11 M4 Android 4.4 KitKat:
Developers of CyanogenMod have released the latest M4 build for the custom Android KitKat ROM, CM 11. These M builds are rolled out once a month and form the most recent and most stable versions of CyanogenMod for your Android devices.
The latest CyanogenMod 11 M4 build for Android 4.4 KitKat is available for a plenty of Android devices. These include:
- HTC One
- Samsung Galaxy S2, Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4
- Google Nexus 5
- Google Nexus 7 2012
- LG G2
- LG Optimus G
- Oppo Find 5
- Samsung Galaxy Note 2
- HTC One X, One XL
- HTC Droid DNA
- and more Android smartphones and tablets
You can find the download links for the CyanogenMod 11 M4 for various devices from this download page link.
Below is the official changlog of the released CyanogenMod 11 M4 build:
- Immersive Mode – prevent accidental clicks on swipe gesture (EdgeGesture service)
- Bluetooth LE – Wipower SDK apis, various fixes
- System NavBar – Left Hand mode (landscape only – not available on tablets)
- Motion Accelerometer support (device dependant)
- Volume Panel – transparency support
- Translations – new language additions, localization and long-string fixes
- MediaPlayer – new apis for Suspend/Resume
- CM Easter Egg
- QuickSettings – volume Tile sync fix, Quick Config, Alarm tile shows alarms, User Profile fix
- Recent Apps Panel – low-end device tweaks
- Theme Engine – Fix crashes
- Performance – Speed up booting on multi-core devices, add option to force high-end graphics option on low-end devices
- Trebuchet – decouple icon mask and background (should fix some icon packs)
- Settings – multiple hands-free device support
- Privacy Guard – confirm on permission reset
- Profiles – add expanded desktop support
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