Final, Stable Version Of CyanogenMod 9 Now Officially Available For 45 Devices!

For all the Android users out there who enjoy tinkering with their phones, there’s some news. The CyanogenMod team has made a stable version of the ICS-based CM9 available for a number of devices. Although previous versions were pretty stable in their own right, this final release marks the end of the ICS branch. Henceforth, only critical bug fixes will be delivered.

The complete list of supported devices is as follows:

Samsung:

• Google Galaxy Nexus International (maguro)
• Google Galaxy Nexus Verizon (toro)
• Google Galaxy Nexus Sprint (toroplus)
• Google Nexus S International (crespo)
• Google Nexus S 4G (crespo4g)
• Galaxy S3 I9300 International (i9300)
• Galaxy S I9000 (galaxysmtd)
• Galaxy S I9000 B (galaxysmtdb)
• Epic 4G Sprint (epicmtd)
• Captivate AT&T (captivatemtd)
• Galaxy S II I9100 (galaxys2)
• Galaxy S II G (i9100g)
• Galaxy S II AT&T (i777)
• Galaxy S II AT&T LTE (skyrocket)
• Galaxy S II T-Mobile (hercules)
• Galaxy Note International (n7000)
• Galaxy Note AT&T (quincyatt)
• Galaxy Tab (p1)
• Galaxy Tab CDMA (p1c)
• Galaxy Tab (p1n)
• Galaxy Tab (p1l)
• Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Wi-Fi 8GB (p3110)
• Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 Wi-Fi 8GB (p3113)
• Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Wi-Fi 16GB (p5110)
• Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 Wi-Fi 16GB (p5113)
• Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 3G 16GB (p5100)

Sony Ericsson:

• Xperia S (nozomi)
• Xperia Play R800i (zeus)
• Xperia Play CDMA R800x (zeusc)
• Xperia Ray ST18i (urushi)
• Xperia Arc LT15i (anzu)
• Xperia Neo MT15i (hallon)
• Xperia Neo V MT11i (haida)
• Xperia Active ST17i (satsuma)
• Xperia Mini ST15i (smultron)
• Xperia Mini Pro SK17i (mango)
• Live with Walkman WT19i (coconut)

LG:

• Optimus LTE / Nitro HD (p930)
• Optimus LTE SKT (su640)
• Optimus Sol (e730)

ASUS:

• EeePad Transformer Pad (tf300t)
• EeePad Transformer Prime (tf201)
• EeePad Transformer (tf101)

HTC:

• Sensation (pyramid)

Motorola:

• Xoom Wi-Fi (wingray)

The team has explained that the reason for finishing up CM9, even though CM10 is already active, is because the team does not like leaving things unfinished. CM9 will not be further developed now, however. All the devices that currently support CM9 will likely support and receive CM10 sometime in the future.

To download the ROMs, head over to the CyanogenMod download page.

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