[HTC Sensation] BobbyHill:
Here's his post on in from 2/13 on Google Plus:

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Keyan Mobli - Feb 13, 2012 - Public

Sensation CM9 News - Please read this before trashing all of my unrelated posts

Before you read this, I want you to know there is not a link at the end of this post that has the magical, mystical CM9.

I owe you all an apology. I made it appear that the release was going to be way before now, and I honestly thought that was the case. I am a lot of things, but anyone that talks to me knows that I try my best to be honest with everyone. Before Christmas break, I told you guys that we had a decently working CM9. This was definitely the case. A release seemed close. I wasn't trying to tease you all to no end. But then, my semester ended, and I made the executive decision of actually spending a break with my friends/family/loved ones instead of locked in front of a computer working on a device for, well frankly, strangers (except for +George Jabbour, with whom I spent a lot of my Christmas break. But he wanted my company over a rom for the Sensation anyway).

When I returned, after a month, so much work had been done on the 8x60 platform, that essentially everything we had done had to be scrapped. Toastcfh (+richard ross) had made significant progress on the 8x60 platform (by working on the shooter). Toastcfh and Kali have even managed to create a 3.0 kernel for the Evo3d/Evo3dGSM. As you know, we at +CyanogenMod strive to give you guys the best. The best does not involve shipping proprietary, leaked libraries from different sensation leaks floating around the internet. Instead, we have been working on building nearly everything from source and cutting down on the sheer number of necessary proprietary files. As we work, we have also opensourced a lot of the work that has gone into the 8x60 platform. Many roms have been built off our source, or at least portions of our source that is opensourced, and we encourage this while we work on a full release that lives up to the high standards that we set for ourselves.

I again got things close to working towards the end of January, minus an audio issue that aggravated me for nearly a week. Then, two weeks ago, I got into medical school. This is something I have been striving for since I got into high school. As a result, celebrations were had, stress was lifted, and honestly, the desire to reward myself for a long mission accomplished overcame anything Android related at all.

To be fair, I am not just neglecting the pyramid owners, but rather focusing on things that are not android related at all atm. I have put very little work into CM9, and I am not even running it on my Galaxy Nexus yet. I'm sure the urge to work on Android will return shortly, but at this moment, I'm trying to slowly ease myself back into it. Rest assured, the pyramid is not forgotten. Currently +Ed Carrigan bricked his trying to get CM9 running on it, but +Shane Francis is still working on his device and making good progress.

So after reading this, I hope you understand the following things.

tl;dr section First, The pyramid is not forgotten, it was just on my backburner for a bit while I attended to more pressing matters, but other people are still working on it and similar devices. Second, I hope this makes it clear why the device vendor isn't open source. There is so much volatility in the source, that it doesn't make sense for someone to see our software, start making changes based on it, only to have to start all over when we totally revamp it. And last, Android has not been even close to my main focus for the last couple of months.

With all of this, I again apologize and hope that you guys understand the innerworkings of the CM pyramid team."