The Google as well as other manufacturers through Android, has a policy updates at least controversial, providing official support to the Nexus line of devices for a much shorter period to what we have in other platforms. An example of this is that the Nexus 4 has been left out from the list of models eligible for the update to version 6.0 Marshmallow system, thereby making your users stay uneventfully as the new Twelve manager and other improvements made.
As we have always known models in the ecosystem green little robot, independent developers decided to take the lead, making a port of the version of CyanogenMod 13 for the former flagship. It is worth noting that the available system is still in its version nightly , which means that bugs can be found and it is not yet considered a stable ROM, requiring the user to decide whether it really worth it perform the upgrade.
One point that should be highlighted is that the support is being provided directly by Cyanogen Inc. thereby ensuring that within a month the system can already be found in a snapshot version, which means increased stability for general use. Moreover, this also prevents you end up inserting malicious files on your device, something that is rare to be seen in forums such as XDA Developers but that may end up happening in isolated cases.
There is still no information on the size of the system to other models from other manufacturers, leaving we wait to see if the team Cyanogen Inc. will be able to keep fighting against Android fragmentation huge long. If you have been interested, just visit the page of the company itself and perform the download of about 277 MB free, being necessary to remember that the whole procedure will be performed at your own risk.
And you intend to upgrade Your Nexus 4 to 6.0 Marshmallow by unofficial means? You think that fragmentation will always continue as the major drawback of Android? Give us your comment down!
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