CyanogenMod10 new feature that can reply quick sms in a notification

Monday, September 3, 2012

CyanogenMod10 new feature that can reply quick sms in a notification

If you watched the conference Google at the Google I / O (or if you keep abreast of new Jelly Bean), you may have seen that it is possible to respond to SMS messages directly from the new notification system with a button "Quick Reply" (Rapid Response anglophobes) available when you have a missed call or SMS. This feature wasn't available on Cyanogen ROMs before.

Recently, The Cyanogen Team announced that this feature will soon be available for devices with their ROM (CyanogenMod10 of course). Andthis is now done, you can now enjoy this option and you can tell your friends to enjoy a little Jelly Bean.

As those who don't know about CyanogenMod, it is a Custom ROM (ie a system that is not officially available for your phone) showing Android "raw" (without overlay constructor / operator) but adding some functionality. This gives a second life to your device if the manufacturer has deserted. You can view for more information on the famous XDA Developers forum.

Source: AndroidPolice

CyanogenMod10 new feature that can reply quick sms in a notification

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