The CyanogenMod team has started rolling out the fourth milestone build of CM11, based on Android 4.4.2 KitKat. The latest release mainly contains a lot of low-levels tweaks and changes along with quite a few bug-fixes. Some notable changes in this milestone build include a left-hand mode for the navigation bar, transparent volume panel and quicker boot up times on multi-core devices. Being a milestone release, it should be more stable than nightly builds for your device. You can flash the latest milestone on top of the previous M or stable CM11 release without any issues as well. The official change-log from the CM team is below:
Immersive Mode – prevent accidental clicks on swipe gesture (EdgeGesture service) Bluetooth LE – Wipower SDK apis, various fixes System NavBar – Left Hand mode (landscape only – not available on tablets) Motion Accelerometer support (device dependant) Volume Panel – transparency support Translations – new language additions, localization and long-string fixes MediaPlayer – new apis for Suspend/Resume CM Easter Egg QuickSettings – volume Tile sync fix, Quick Config, Alarm tile shows alarms, User Profile fix Recent Apps Panel – low-end device tweaks Theme Engine – Fix crashes Performance – Speed up booting on multi-core devices, add option to force high-end graphics option on low-end devices Trebuchet – decouple icon mask and background (should fix some icon packs) Settings – multiple hands-free device support Privacy Guard – confirm on permission reset Profiles – add expanded desktop support
The build servers will remain busy churning out the M4 release throughout the next few hours, which will be available for download here.
