Thursday, 16 June 2011

CyanogenMod 7 for Motorola XT502 – with battery fix! [REVIEW]





When I tried CM7 on my Motorola XT502, I was frustrated with the amount of instability in the ROM (it was released as a stable ROM!). I then stumbled upon a CM7 ROM which promised a fix to the battery drain, and also with the stable 2.6.32.9 – SuperAosp kernel.


Installed, tested and here is the review…



  1. This is a .nb0 packageno need to downgrade to official 2.1 ROM and then upgrade to 2.3! Flash it (using SUT LR), use it.

  2. Quite stable, when compared to the actual CM7

  3. Excellent battery life – as good as the Phantom and Firetrap family of ROMs

  4. No annoying ‘SD card unexpectedly removed’ error message – super!

  5. Functional automatic brightness – but has got a lot of room for improvement; still should be faster and brighter!

  6. No duplicate entries!

  7. Update: Quadrant score 837


No issues? Well, there are two



  1. In case of multiple downloads or simultaneous internet browsing + market apps download, the OS slows down to a stand still. No need to restart, but frustratingly slow until one of the aforementioned operations is complete. I guess this will be fixed in the forthcoming versions from CML.

  2. USB tethering not working


If you really want to enjoy the power of Gingerbread (Android 2.3) on your Motorola XT502 (XT3/XT5) or Commtiva Z71 devices, you must try this version of CM7 than the original.


Download ROM | For information on how to install .nb0 files using SUT LR, click here.


Thanks to Boston Mania for releasing this ROM!


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