Warning: This article contains information about flashing custom ROMs to your phone. If you're at all new to this, give our complete guide to custom ROM flashing a read.
Well folks, the day has finally come: the Gingerbread-based CyanogenMod 7 Release Candidates have landed for 17 Android devices. These "RCs" are suitable, generally speaking, for everyday use and have been road-tested enough that TeamDouche feels they're almost ready for prime time. Hit the links for the individual threads, which contain instructions and download mirrors:
- Nexus One CM7 RC1
- CDMA Desire CM7 RC1
- GSM Desire CM7 RC1
- Desire HD / Inspire CM7 RC1
- Droid Incredible CM7 RC1
- EVO 4G CM7 RC1
- myTouch 3G Slide CM7 RC1
- myTouch 4G CM7 RC1
- Desire Z / G2 CM7 RC1
- Aria CM7 RC1
- Legend CM7 RC1
- Wildfire CM7 RC1
- Tattoo CM7 RC1
- Geeksphone One CM7 RC1
- ZTE Blade CM7 RC1
- Nexus S CM7 RC1
- Viewsonic G-Tablet CM7 RC1
Happy flashing, and be sure to read the instructions if this is your first go. We'll be updating this post as more devices get the bump to RC 1.