The CyanogenMod ROM crossed the 1 million user base back in January this year, and fast forward to end-May and the team has managed to double its user-base to 2 million+ users.

Sony Ericsson has decided to support the ‘FreeXperia’ group of developers by providing them with 20 handsets, and rebuilt binaries for the camera modules of their handsets.

CM7 users, the CM build bots have finally started rolling out the CM7 nightlies again. Along with this, an early alpha build of CM7 for the Optimus 3D is also available now.

In less than a week since its launch, the most popular AOSP based custom ROM, CM7, boots on the Droid Bionic.

The world’s fastest smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S II, fell down from my 1st-floor room window. Read this post to find out whether the phone survived the fall or not!

CyanogenMod 7 has been ported to HTC’s sensational handset – the Sensation.

The CM team has finally released a release candidate of CM7.1, which is based on Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread.

The Motorola Droid X and the Defy have got a working CM7 port.

Samsung has sent four developers from the CyanogenMod team a Galaxy S II each, so as to support the development of CM7 for the handset.

The LG Optimus 2X/G2X is the first dual-core phone to get official CyanogenMod team support.

Cyanogen and his team have released v7.0.2 of CM7, which contains tons of bug fixrs and support for the original Motorola Droid.