Samsung Galaxy S2 News Update: 2nd Gen Flagship Handset Can Now Install Android 4.4 KitKat Via Custom ROM, Options Includes CM11, AOSB, Resurrection Remix, Gummy, And SuperNexus

Samsung Galaxy S2 News Update: The Korean Giant may have stopped giving updates for its second generation flagship handsets. Reportedly, these gadgets can still manage to handle the latest Android 4.4 KitKat OS. Android Geeks have tested custom ROM for Samsung Galaxy S2. Users can choose from CM11, AOSB, Resurrection Remix, Gummy, and SuperNexus.

The following custom ROM updates are not coming from Samsung and have nothing to do with the already mentioned company. This report is only made to inform users of possible updates and this site is not liable for any damages that these installations may cause.

If you opt to have an update, choose among the following to upgrade your Samsung Galaxy S2:

CM11 or CyanogenMod 11 custom ROM has been developed specifically for the device and it is free of bugs and bloatware. On top of that, users will get access to all the best CM apps. Users can follow the installation process here.

AOSB Project is a custom ROM is designed by ProBAM team. AOSB is packed with the following features: multiwindow, HALO, RAM bar, audio stereo effect, incoming call dialog, xposed built-in, custom nav and ring bar, lcd density changer, DSP Manager, OTA Update support for new AOSB KitKat builds, and others. Click here on how to install AOSB. 

Resurrection Remix ROM has been posted to XDA by "westcrip". Features from AOSP Android 4.4.2 along with some other components that users can find in CyanogenMod and AOKP builds are also present in Resurrection Remix. Preparation guide and flashing of the new custom ROM is available here. 

Gummy ROM is an unofficial Android platform. The firmware is developed by third party developers that has nothing to do with Google or Samsung. This ROM comes with its own version of Android 4.4.2 KitKat OS that employs new themes and customization possibilities along with extra features that cannot be found in the default variant of Android system. To know more about it, click here. 

SuperNexus software has been developed by xda-developers that show how to install Jelly Bean 4.1.1 in a Samsung Galaxy S2. For prerequisites and installation process, click here.