Samsung Galaxy S Gets Official CyanogenMod 7 Support
CM7 nightly builds have started showing up for the smartphone.
Now with CM7 support
A post on the CM website had this to say. “Support for three of the Samsung Galaxy S devices has arrived from Cyanogenmod. Now supported are the Samsung i9000, T-Mobile Vibrant, and AT&T Captivate. It was a long and interesting road, however, it has been completed. All Most of the hardware of the devices should be in proper working order and you can expect the official nightlies to roll out soon (GPS broken on Vibrant). We’re happy to include you in our family and hope you enjoy both Cyanogenmod 7 and Android 2.3.4.”
Of course, none of the stable CM7 versions support the Galaxy S yet, but a few nightly builds have shown up for the device. It should only be a matter of time before Galaxy S owners get their own stable CM7 version of Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread.
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