Samsung Galaxy S

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Hello everyone,

I have a question for all the custom rom developers out there.Do you think 4.2 Jellybean would run on the Samsung Galaxy S I500. I am running 4.1.2 CM10 Nightly on it now with no problems what so ever. Just whanted to see what you guys think.

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I have 4.1.2 on it now. But will any one develop for this almost 2 year old phone.

I don't see your logic - if someone bothered to create 4.0 and 4.1, why wouldn't they create 4.2? It doesn't have any system requirements that are above and beyond 4.1. Some old phones still have a great developer community behind them. Since you're already running CM10 nightlies, just wait for CM10.1
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I just upgraded to CM10 stable JB 4.1.2, and MAN this phone is like a new phone! I'm impressed, and in love with my phone all over again! :wub:

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There is no *stable* version of CM10 For the Galaxy S I500. There still on nightly builds. I just checked and theres a new JB nightly i have to install when i get home.

Yes there is...Link It was released on 11/13, the same exact day CM10 stable was available for my Galaxy Nexus.
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I am confused then. I am running the latest nightly for my fascinate from verizon. http://download.cyan...ce=fascinatemtd With is called the Samsung Galaxy S i500

Ah, ok you have the Fascinate. Not sure, that is odd. I would investigate other ROM's that are based on 4.2 over at xda or another site.
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Ya sorry for the confusion. Its running JB just fine. Just thougt it would be cool to get 4.2 on it when it becomes avalible. This is the one i am talking about. http://www.samsung.c.../SCH-I500RKAVZW

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