In a post to the official
CyanogenMod blog today, arcee announced that the first CM7.2 release candidate, based on Android 2.3.7, is ready to go for 70 devices. The entry also notes that 7.2 brings with it a few backported features and fixes from Android Ice Cream Sandwich, as well as a few completely new features. Those interested can see a complete change log
here.
Since 7.2 is still in its release candidate stage, arcee notes that users are welcomed to report any bugs they encounter while running RC1:
As usual, you can submit bug reports on these builds: if you find anything broken in your device while running CM7.2-RC1, (as downloaded from our mirrors or ROM Manager! Please do not submit reports if your build came from elsewhere), be sure to submit a report through
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/ , so that we can fix it in time for the final 7.2 release.
Finally, the entry includes a handy translation chart for those who don't know their device's model number or code name. Users ready to test out 2.3.7-based CyanogenMod should head over to the
CyanogenMod Mirror Network and grab their device's download.
