Steve Kondik on the CyanogenMod Project

On a recent trip to San Francisco for Google I/O, CyanogenMod founder and lead developer Steve Kondik and several members of the CM Team stopped by the SF Android User Group Meetup hosted at Yelp to speak about CyanogenMod and engage in a Q&A session with our members.

In this video, Steve discusses where CyanogenMod fits into the Android landscape, the goal of the project and how they are getting there. Additionally, Steve explores specific challenges on porting to new devices such as proprietary graphics/video drivers, bootloader locks, and more.

The Q&A session is available at http://bit.ly/cyanogenmodsf

For a one-on-one interview with Chris Soyars from the CyanogenMod Team, head to http://mrkn.co/uugtd

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[shyam jos]

Without CM my phone is a piece of shit

[jfriend2k2]

This gave me more of a feel good tingly feeling than any Apple keynote ever did. Kudos!

[karsoumik27]

Please make a cyanogenmod for our galaxy gt-s5360

[Animesh Parab]

Guyz our samsung galaxy ace 5830i CM 7 is only on BETA2 Stage... :-(

[Carl Wouters]

Huge respect!

Please guys and girls, never stop this awesome project and if you come across financial issues, never forget to ask help to the community.

[dilatedmuscle]

lisp

[christopher gundersen]

cyanogenmod, the ubuntu of the smartphones, i love how he calls it a android distro, because thats what it is :) i have huge respect for everyone working on CM, keep dooing the awesome work, it feels like i have a brand new device everytime i install it on one of my devices, and the best part is that its 100% free <3

[Animesh Parab]

plz make some CyanogenMod for SAMSUNG GALAXY ACE 5830i version...plz

[Stephen Anthony]

hahahaha, yeah somebody. speaking in sentences. of two words. is so much. more. exciting... -__-

[Glenn Manreza]

Heyyyy what about cm for galaxy y? can you fix the bugs?

[Alecs Stan]

I don't know why don't they just get off their asses, find some angel investors and build their damn CM Phone already. With their own hardware they could shoot for the stars.