CyanogenMod M2 officially released support for 25 devices

Want your mobile phone to keep up to date with the CyanogenMod system, but don't want to be bothered by all the bugs in the nightly version? So CyanogenMod's new M-series ROM must be your dish, this series ROM is updated in months, taking into account the timeliness and stability of the ROM. The M-series ROM is the new series ROM that CyanogenMod just launched last month and is officially online today at CyanogenMod M2. As promised, there are more devices than ever before, and here is the latest version of the list of supported devices: Galaxy Nexus GSM (Maguro) Galaxy Nexus VzW (Toro) Galaxy Nexus Sprint (Toroplus) Galaxy S2 gt-i9100g (i9100g) Galaxy S2 at&t LTE (skyrocket) Galaxy S2 T (Hercules) Galaxy S (GALAXYSMTD) Galaxy S B (GALAXYSBMTD) Captivate (CAPTIVATEMTD) Galaxy S3 Sprint (D2SPR) Galaxy S3 VZW (D2VZW) Galaxy S3 at&t (D2att) Galaxy S3 TMO (D2TMO) Galaxy S3 US Cellular (D2USC) Motorola Xoom (Wingray/stingray) Nexus s (Crespo) Nexus s 4G (crespo4g) Galaxy Note at&t (Quincyat T) Galaxy note T (QUINCYTMO) Google Nexus 7 (Grouper) LG Nitro HD (p930) LG Optimus Black (p970) LG Optimus LTE SKT (su6 Sony Xperia Acro S (Hikari) Sony Xperia S (Nozomi) If your device does not appear in the list, there is a chance that you can find it in the nightly version. Of course, if you don't mind the bug too much, you can still download the nightly version. Users who wish to download CyanogenMod M2 can also upgrade either through CM Updater or ROM manager, or from the get.cm Web site, with the full image file handBrush machine. Download Address: get.cm