[KaareK]

If you're like me, and can't wait for Google to officially update the Nexus 5,
you should check out this thread on XDA.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthre...?t=2507021
This guy ported the Nexus 5 build, to work with the Nexus 4.

I've been using this for a few days now, and it's amazing.
Much faster and better user-experience, much better battery life!
Also, I haven't experienced any bugs yet.

I really recommend it. (Or just wait for the official update)

[Demonic]

This looks quite cool.
I might try this out soon. I need a new phone anyway.

[Codec]

He haven't done any real work, he just compiled the sources which can be found on the AOSP repo

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[KaareK]

He haven't done any real work, he just compiled the sources which can be found on the AOSP repo

Sent from my AOSP on Grouper using Tapatalk

That's true. This seems to be the most stable version of 4.4 at the time though, which is why I flashed and posted this one mile:

[Kureo]

This actually looks pretty nice.. .3 I am looking forward to an official update.. :3

[KaareK]

This actually looks pretty nice.. .3 I am looking forward to an official update.. :3

I've read a rumor about, the official update may not have the "Google Experience" launcher. I hope this is fake, as it's great!
I'm using this 4.4 port as my daily driver, and I have nothing to complain about. mile:

[Kureo]

I've read a rumor about, the official update may not have the "Google Experience" launcher. I hope this is fake, as it's great!
I'm using this 4.4 port as my daily driver, and I have nothing to complain about. mile:

Well regardless, it may look amazing and I bet it will be amazing.. :3

[Exiled]

Thanks! Will try this out soon.