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[MidnightDevil]

So, I don't know if any thread like this existed before, but out of curiosity, what smartphone do you have, and what rom are you using?
Default AOSP rom? Customized? Cyanogen?

I own a HTC Desire and I'm using CM7. I tried MIUI, but since they are not updating my device anymore, I went back to CM after trying a bunch of diferent roms.
Also tried recently Sandvold ICS and BCM based on CM9, but I always went back to Gingerbread, even though I Sandvold is pretty good. Stable and fast.

[c3ntury]

Orange Francisco.

Running CM9, ICS.

[z0phi3l]

Still using a Vibrant. running the latest Slim ICS ROM

[firey]

Atrix

Running a GB 2.3.6 rom called Wet Dream. There are ICS roms, but nothing 100% stable. Probably won't see stable until moto releases ics officially (near the end of the year I've heard).

[+jamesyfx]

I have a Galaxy Nexus and using stock Android 4.0.4.

I don't see any reason to go for a custom ROM at the moment, everything seems okay to me.

[neingesicht]

LG Lucid Stock Gingerbread ROM. Still no news about ICS.

[htcz]

Desire Z. CM 7.2

[CromoPT]

Samsung Galaxy Gio with unofficial CM9

Smoother than every other rom avaliable

[TheLegendOfMart]

Orange Monte Carlo / ZTE Skate

Keep switching between CM7.2 and CM9, once CM9 is stable and feature complete I will make the switch full time.

[Ambroos]

Sony Xperia S, running the stock Gingerbread right now (2.3.7), but ICS is coming soon. Love it, it's blazing fast and the battery life is pretty good too.

[ThunderBuddy]

HTC One X running ICS with Sense 4.0, going to root it and install Cyanogen on it when it's released for the device

[j0nnymoe]

DesireHD running IceColdSandwich

[Driph]

LG G2X running CM 7.2 RC1

[neo158]

HTC HD7 with Windows Phone 7.5

Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Stock Android 4.0.4

[still1]

Nexus with stock 4.0.4 and rooted. Found no reason to use another rom since this is vanilla but customized