[Verizon] CyanogenMod Announces New Monthly M-Series

[Airmaxx23]

CyanogenMod Announces New Monthly M-Series Releases, Begins By Offering Up CM10 M1 For Select Devices

 

[DWasilew]

Flashing now. been waiting for a stable CM build.

 

[Airmaxx23]

Flashing now. been waiting for a stable CM build.

Please let us know how you like it.

 

[jackburnt]

Just went to Sourcery so I'm willing to wait for a few impressions. Loved CM on the OG Droid.

 

[SweatyPits]

Just went to Sourcery so I'm willing to wait for a few impressions. Loved CM on the OG Droid.

yeah sourcery seems to beat them all at this point. all new builds that are coming out daily of other roms still don't offer what sourcery does.

 

[DWasilew]

After a couple of days, i have to say I'm pretty impressed with this release. Stable, responsive, smooth, quite a few customizations. Not as vast an amount as AOKP, but not bad.

Dislikes:
No Customize nav buttons (ie. color, function, amount...etc.),
No Customize notification LED (color, notification type...etc). There are probably some things other find missing, but that's all I could think of.
Google Search: Noticeably slower since flashing this ROM on first search after reboot, but it still functions.

Things I like:
Battery life: Much better than AOKP (stock and with leankernel) and comparable to what I was getting with Bugless Beast. I'm just running the kerenel that came with CM, so it might be better if you flash a different one.
Stability: 2 days and no crashes, no lockups, no freezes, and runs buttery smooth.
Sound: I love DSP manager, and have missed it ever since bought my GNEX. The version on CM10 compared to CM7 seems a little better and has a few extras. I listen to a lot of music, so sound and an EQ are pretty important to me.
Customizations: Like I said, there are a few features missing, but overall, there are enough to keep me happy until the next update.

I'm enjoying this ROM so far. A good mix of BB and AOKP. With a few tweeks, I could be using this for a long while.

 

[bcote311]

Sound: I love DSP manager, and have missed it ever since bought my GNEX. The version on CM10 compared to CM7 seems a little better and has a few extras. I listen to a lot of music, so sound and an EQ are pretty important to me.

For future reference, just download and flash the file from this link:
[APP] DSPmanager for JB, Android 4.1 - xda-developers

Now, you can use DSP manager on all ROMS that do not come with it installed!

 

[DWasilew]

For future reference, just download and flash the file from this link:
[APP] DSPmanager for JB, Android 4.1 - xda-developers

Now, you can use DSP manager on all ROMS that do not come with it installed!

Life officially saved. Thanks!

 

[bcote311]

Life officially saved. Thanks!

No problem. I can't live without DSP manager so I know how you feel!!

 

[DWasilew]

M2 build is up.

http://get.cm/?device=toro&type=snapshot

 

[Digital Controller]

I have been running on the Nightlies of CM10 for at least 2 months now, they have been very good so far.

The first couple issues found had some dealings with reboot failure. Otherwise the newest versions, (October) seem to be all running fine for me.

Loving it and will always be a fan of Cyanogen Mod

 

[SweatyPits]

if cyanogen simply added customizable nav bar icons, i would use it. it's extremely responsive with fast bootup.

 

[aysiu]

if cyanogen simply added customizable nav bar icons, i would use it. it's extremely responsive with fast bootup.

It's added.

Go to Settings > System > Navigation Bar and tap the lock button icon.

 

[SweatyPits]

It's added.

Go to Settings > System > Navigation Bar and tap the lock button icon.

You can move them around like that, but can't change the icons, unfortunately. I'm fine where they're at, just want to change the icons. Unless I missed something.....