Best ROMs for Android Lollipop

Cooks have already been put to work and gradually appear new ROM's for Android 5.0 Lollipop .Add new functionality or even eliminate some of Android. Want to know what are the best ROM's for Android Lollipop ? Read on for ...

ROMs already exist in Lollipop! / 

There ROMs that have not yet come for the new version of Android, but we have evidence that they are working on them, and that within a time appear. This article will be updated periodically with those new and better ROM's. So far, I offer here are those that are available.

Personally not recommend installing any until after a time and all bugs and problems disappear, at least at most.

1. SlimROM (SlimLP)

The new version of Android Lollipop SlimROM renamed and renumbered SlimLP. Now they go by the Alpha version 0.9, continue debugging errors and offering more features at a time. It is a very light ROM, hence the name Slim. 

Currently, according to the information we have, it is only available for the Google Nexus 5, since it is based on the AOSP Hammerhead, which is using the above phone. We should expect if we see it in some other device.

For more information, I recommend reading the official website SlimROM and the official thread at XDA Developers .

A ROM of high quality. / © SlimROM

2. CyanogenMod

Finally, it has already reached Lollipop that for many of you is best cooked ROM. CyanogenMod is already in alpha for smartphones running the latest version of Android. This is not the official ROM yet, but it is CyanogenMod, designed by some users on XDA Developers and some other CM, however, is not officially supported by Cyanogen yet.

He is still being improved every day, including options after each update and debugging errors that may appear. Currently, the camera problems and has all the features of CM and KitKat views. In turn, the touch screen gives problems in some games. Will have to wait improvements. 

Meanwhile, you can read the thread on XDA opened . 

Available now! / © Cyanogen

3. Liquidsmooth

This ROM is not as well known as the previous two, but is more than enough quality. Liquidsmooth is based on AOSP Android Lollipop, and works very smooth and stable. Find various options, some curious, like the ability to remove the sound from screenshot. We can, and I find this unbelievable, change the pixel density of the screen.

In the XDA Developers thread you can see the progress that go getting every day. Also, you will find installation instructions and files in citalo thread. For now the problems are few, like turning off the display buttons can stay on, and when installed, will not SuperSU flashes. In fact, some minor problems that affect performance.

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