As you know, LG plans to release an update to Android 6.0 for very limited number of its smartphones. LG’s smartphones that will get the update: LG G4 and LG G3, as well as the recently appeared on the market LG V10.

But what to do other users of smartphones LG?  Will they receive the latest version of Google’s operating system on their devices? Fortunately, they will receive updates via alternative firmware CyanogenMod. Today owner of smartphone LG G3 S, G3 Beat, G2 Mini and Optimus L70 have started to receive update to CyanogenMod 13.

If you’re one of the luckiest, who have one of the above smartphones, then you can download and install nightly builds firmware CyanogenMod 13, which is based on the open source Android 6.0.

Let me remind you that LG G3S and LG G3 Beat is a compact versions of last year’s flagship LG G3. You can download CyanogenMod 13 for these smartphones (code names jag3gds and jagnm) on the following pages of the official site firmware:

• Download CyanogenMod 13 for LG G3S (jag3gds)
• Download CyanogenMod 13 for LG Beat (jagnm)

For the rest of the above mentioned smartphones you can download the firmware from the night following pages CyanogenMod:

• Download CyanogenMod 13 for LG G2 Mini (g2m)
• Download CyanogenMod 13 LG Optimus L70 (w5)

Keep in mind that we are talking about nightly builds that do not belong to the stable release. So smartphones may little buggy.

Also remember that for the install of CyanogenMod on tablets and smartphones, you can use the CyanogenMod Installer. You can install the firmware yourself.  To do this, you need to download the firmware and install with an alternate (modified) recovery such as Clockworkmod or TWRP.

Also do not forget to install popular applications of Google, such as Market, Gmail, and others, which you can download from this page wiki.cyanogenmod.org.

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Announcing the router OnHub last August, Google said its new device would be entitled to two versions, one built by TP-Link and the other by Asus. This is the version of that mark which is presented today.

 A promise is due, Google has unveiled a new version of router OnHub, this time built by Asus Taiwanese. Basically, nothing changes. This is always a router design work so that it was not too ashamed to display it on a cabinet of his house. Its cylindrical design also has another advantage: it contains a small fifteen antennas that provide a diffusion of the best WiFi signal within the home. Add to that an application designed to make installation and management easier and you have an idea of the reason for existence of such a router.

 So what changed between TP-Link version and the Asus version? You can edit or manage WiFi signals by performing gestures on top of the unit. It is thus possible to prioritize the signal for a particular device by wave with his hand. The Asus OnHub would incorporate not one of said antennas previously present in the TP-Link router but it would still be an antenna for analyze network congestion. Little change as possible, except the prices, which rose from $ 199 to $ 219.99 dollars.

 As for the first OnHub, this new version is only available in the US for now. In fact, as we explained in our article announcement of the device, due to the dominance of box operators (making core routers office), there is little chance that one day OnHub crosses the Atlantic.

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