CyanogenMod（发音：sigh-AN-oh-jen-mod），是一个基于开源Android安卓系统深度优化、定制、开发的第三方手机操作系统，CyanogenMod提供了一些原生Android系统或某些手机厂商诸如Google、T-Mobile、HTC等定制系统中没有的功能。（以下内容来自CyanogenMod英文站）While this build is heavily optimized, it is also capable of pushing your phone much harder. CyanogenMod and it’s team hold no responsibility to any damage caused to your phone, loss of earnings as a result of damaging your phone or anything else that is connected to the development of this rom.For a list of devices officially supported by CyanogenMod, check out the official devices page. Such is the craze for CyanogenMod, that devices that aren’t officially supported, still manage to receive ports of the ROM courtesy of enthusiasts and developers. CyanogenMod offers the most barebone Android experience coupled with some very powerful tweaks. This whole package by now is not wholly developed by CyanogenMod developers alone, but is a collaborative effort between them and independent developers on sites like XDA-Developers.CyanogenMod right now, is based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and referred to as CyanogenMod 7. The variants of the ROM are split into 3 categories, Stable, Release Candidate and Nightlies. The Stable ROM, as suggested by the title, is the tried and tested variant of the ROM proven to be mostly bug free and suitable for daily use. The latest stable version is available for an assortment of the officially supported devices. A Release Candidate (RC) ROM may not be the final version, but a variant that has no fatal flaws or bugs, with the potential to lead to the final product, that is the Stable variant. Lastly we have the Nightlies, which are as volatile as a firmware can get. These releases keep coming at an interval of a day or two and if you do end up trying one of these, do not be alarmed if the your device goes cuckoo on you. These ROMs are largely untested, and as advised by CyanogenMod, not meant for use for an average user. These releases, are meant to test untested waters that may or may not break your phone.
If you happened to have come across a stock Google Nexus S, you will find a starkling resemblance between the Homescreen on that, and the CM7 Homescreen where both sport the Gingerbread Vanilla look. However, CM7 is using the ADW Launcher here as compared to the Gingerbread Launcher on Nexus S. While the ADW app drawer here looks pretty slick with the transparencies and all, the fluid vertical scrolling can be nauseatic for some. Fortunately, the ADW settings can be tweaked for a more customized experience. Unlike most launchers, settings for the ADW in CM7 cannot be accessed directly via the Home screen. Hit the Menu button on your device and navigate to Settings > ADW Launcher to be taken to the Launcher settings as seen in the screenshot below on the right.
If you thought that was neat, how about some good old theming to go around? CM7 has a built in Theme Chooser allowing you to install from an array of themes available on the internet. By default, the Theme Chooser carries just three themes, which honestly are no different to each other except for a slightly changed color scheme. For some brilliant CM7 themes and instructions on how to install them on your Android device, see the guide on 12 awesome CyanogenMod 7 Themes by Addictive Tips. All themes are simply APK files that need to be installed on your device like any other Android app.
The Music Player boasts a very clean UI that is easily workable by anyone who has never touched an Android in their life, but a fancy equalizer, paired up with some graphical awesomeness would have appealed to even the most enthusiast Android user.
Did you know while the Music player may be a stock Google Music player, it is a bit touched up and boasts gesture recognition? That’s right, you can now control your music from the Now Playing screen by the help of simple gestures. Gestures that can also be customized, in the blink of an eye. To access this, hit the Menu button on your device and tap Music Settings to be taken to a screen similar to the one below on the left. One very useful feature here – other than Gestures of course – is the ability to lower the volume of the music being played instead of an abrupt pause whenever you receive a notification that is audible. This makes for a more pleasant experience as compared to the abrupt loss of audio. Coming back to Gestures, tap Edit Gestures to see a list of the Gestures available to you.
Welcome to the DSP Manager. If you have a pair of high quality headphones lying around that you thought your Android device, wasn’t doing justice to, this app here might just change your opinion. Even better, pair it up with your audio system and we can guarantee, you will feel the difference in your music experience once you’ve done setting the app up.
The CM7.1 ROM finally brings to us the Touch to Focus feature which had been previously missing. Tap anywhere on the screen and the camera will try to focus on that part of the screen. You see the green focus box? It had Megan Fox in focus, but the point here is that the Touch to Focus feature works like it should. Of course you will have to enable that in the camera settings under Focus Mode. There are plenty of other obvious camera tweaks to play around with depending on the make and model of your Android device. Oh, and you can double tap on the screen to zoom in and out.
If you’re wondering what’s with the the slider lock, and even better, how are there 2 of those? No need to be alarmed, it’s just another normal everyday CM7 feature. Even that music playback control at the bottom. To change the lockscreen style, navigate to CyanogenMod Settings > Lockscreen > Style options and tap the Lockscreen Style button as shown in the screenshots below. You can also choose the Incoming call style which works in pretty much the same way as the lockscreen itself.
Over here you can customize a few functions that are binded to the hard and soft keys on your device. For example, you can choose a resultant action when you keep the Home or Menu button pressed. More so, you can define the behavior of the Search key as well, where you can assign a custom app to it. By default, CM7 offers no feedback once you release the button, but you can easily enable that from the Haptic feedback tweak menu.
CyanogenMod comes with a built-in overclocked kernel. If you were always eager on overclocking your device, but were baffled by countless custom kernels and then the installation procedure, CyanogenMod just made it all easy for you. No need for third party apps such as SetCPU to control your CPU frequency either. Within Performance you will find CPU settings. Here you can define the Minimum and Maximum CPU frequency. Bear in mind that the minimum and maximum range will vary from device to device. Once that is done, choose from a list of governors such as Performance, On-demand, Conservative etc. These governors increase and decrease the CPU frequency accordingly. For example, with the Performance governor in place, your CPU would be at the maximum speed all the time, or with the Conservatie governor, the CPU will try to operate at the lowest frequency possible to conserve battery.
Enabling the just in time compiler (JIT) could increase the performance somewhat. However, if you experience no performance gain at all, simply let it be. Then you have options like locking the home and messaging app in memory, which would speed up your access to the two apps but eat up a lot of RAM.
A bottom status bar. This tweak was originally a mod on XDA-Developers that found itself integrated into the CM7 ROM after it gained popularity. While the status bar on the top seems alright, it is the Notification menu that can be a nuisance to drag down especially if you’re using the ROM on a Tablet. To enable the bottom status bar, navigate to CyanogenMod Settings > Tablet tweaks and enable the bottom status bar. If you want you can provide the status bar with a dead zone in the middle hence not be able to pull the Notification menu from the center of the status bar.
Below is a list of rules that everyone in DF must follow. Breaking any of the following rules can lead to a demotion or banishment from the clan.
1. Recruiting: You cannot recruit anyone else into DF whether he/she is a friend, relative, or just a very good stranger. Only Generals and people of the recruiting team may recruit people. Although you cannot recruit you are encouraged to suggest people to a recruiter.
2. Respect: You must show respect to all members of DF whether they be higher or lower ranked then you. Also show respect to anyone else playing with us at the time.
3. Salute: When you enter a game or room always salute the highest ranking member in it. The salute is s\. When a lower ranking member comes in only salute him if you are the highest ranked.
4. No Other Clans: Once you join DF it is to be your only clan. You are to be in only DF and no other. If you join another clan while in DF you will be banned.
5. Clan Wars: Clan wars are not allowed in DF. We will only have friendly clan wars and not without the permission of an officer. We will ladder once we get the team together but until then no laddering under the DF name.
6. NO CHEATING: This is probably the most important of the rules. Cheating will not be tolerated under any circumstance and if you use cheats of any kind you will be banned immediately. If there's one thing that ruins a game it's cheaters and DF will not have any of them.
The eye in the earth represents consciousness and the fact that nature is living, breathing, and aware of itself.
The heart chakra is a 64 point tetrahedron, representing the way our love is the energy that manifest our desires into 3d reality.
The third eye is the earth with the flower of life overlaid on it, showing how it really is all in your head.
The Crystals protruding from the ground represent the energy in nature that we can absorb through meditation and through a connection with the earth.
The meditating man reinforces the idea of spending time in nature, centering your thoughts and focusing your energy.
The landscape in the mural reminds us of Suwannee. We chose to keep it mostly black and white because it looks cold or frosty and that is definitely what we all experienced, camping in mid February.
In summary, this mural reinforces the idea that if you connect with nature, focus your thoughts and harness the energy around you, you can separate yourself from the ideas that seek to consume you and begin living a life of meaning that you control. This can be achieved through meditation and constant efforts towards awareness. Being conscious of your ability to manifest your future is the first step in this process.
Help Ania and Chris continue to spread this positive message through their art by purchasing a print of Aura Mediations! 11" x 17" Poster print. Matte finish ,suitable for framing. Mailed via FedEx ground in sealed tube. Price includes shipping.
Live painter and large scale mural artist Ania Amador joined forces with one of the most talented visionary artists on the scene today, Christopher Morphis.
February 14-16, 2014. We started painting on Friday but the rain washed away the first session. We started over on Saturday and finished by the end of the last Lotus set on Sunday, 2/16.
Ania and Chris are committed to spreading a positive message through their art. They both paint live very quickly and wanted to combine their individual strengths and talents to bring a very important message about meditation, consciousness, connection to nature, freedom of choice, and manifestation to life. Aura Music Festival also values these concepts and has done a great job of creating an environment that educates, engages, and influences people in a positive way, so this was the perfect place for these two visual artists to come together.
Ania and Chris had discussed the concept vaguely prior to the festival, however Chris insisted that they allow the universe to guide this mural throughout the process. Given that they had never painted together before, they were not exactly sure what to expect, but sure enough, the concept came together throughout the weekend. The rain set them back on Friday, but they picked up where they left off on Saturday, working with whatever rain left behind.
Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], Mar. 27 (ANI): After newly elected Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath banned illegal slaughterhouses in the state, the police denied permission to a family seeking use of beef in their function.
Sharfaraz, who sought permission for use of beef in his daughter’s engagement, was denied permission by the police after the recent ban on illegal slaughterhouses.