The CyanogenMod team has started rolling out the official CM10.1 nightly builds for the Nexus 4.

The Nexus 4 toolkit from XDA moderator – mskip – makes rooting the Nexus 4 ridiculously easy. The toolkit also offers other relevant options such as the ability to directly flash a stock factory image from Google.

Here is a very easy way to manually update your rooted Galaxy Nexus to Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.

A proper Jelly Bean firmware for the Galaxy Note has leaked online which includes quite a number of new features including S-Pen Air view, Galaxy S3 like lockscreen and more.

The Nexus 4 wallpapers have been extracted from the system dump and is now up for download.

The Android 4.2 Camera and Gallery app have leaked online fully baked in a flashable zip format. Install it, and enjoy PhotoSphere on your Galaxy Nexus or Nexus S today.

Here is a very easy method to manually update the Sprint Galaxy S3 to Jelly Bean without rooting it or voiding the handset’s warranty.

Google Now has been notoriously slow to startup for many. Here are some tips which should help improve the startup time of Google Now for you.

Wondering how the latest version of CyanogenMod 10 stacks up against the latest builds of AOKP? Here is a comparison of both the ROMs in terms of features, stability, performance and battery life.

Here is how to install Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean on your rooted Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7 and the Nexus S.