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I’ve been running the Sprint Galaxy S3 Jelly Bean leak for almost a week now and I have to say it’s pretty darn solid, no problems whatsoever. But if you do get tired of stock user interface, you might want to give the JellyBomb Jelly Bean ROM for your Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710.
Here’s a ROM recommended by many Sprint Galaxy S3 users, the Anakonda ICS ROM. This ROM is based off LG8, comes with a highly-themed user interface.
You get a choice of Apex or TouchWiz launcher, custom ringtones, custom wallpapers, Jelly Bean animations, ad-block, enabled camera during call, use Volume keys as shutter in camera, and a bit more. You can also get GoogleNow by installing the file below after installing ROM.
The big Galaxy S3 news of the week? Leaked official Jelly Bean ROM is now available for your Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710. No, this isn’t just another port from another Galaxy S3 but a real leak from Sprint. I’ve been using it for most of the day and the battery life is pretty good with almost everything working out of the box. I do see one thing wrong, that the sound is a bit lower than usual but other than that, it’s a pretty solid ROM you can use as daily driver.
Yey, HighOnAndroid ROM version 0.3 is out for your rooted Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710!
For this version, I’ve upgraded the OS to the latest LG8, which means you won’t get those annoying update notifications plus Google Wallet works! Also, App2SD Hack has been added, meaning if you have a microSD card inserted, it will swap the microSD card with internal storage. If you don’t want this feature, you can either leave your microSD card out during boot (then plug it in after booting) OR simply remove the file /system/etc/init.d/11extsd2internalsd using ES File Explorer with ROOT/MOUNT enabled.
Well, after hours of trying to get hacks up for the Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710, here’s version 0.2 of HighOnAndroid ROM, now it comes with ability to change custom boot animations, extended power menu, 15-toggles, and everything from v0.1 (Jelly Bean Animations and Google Now).
For those of you who keep asking for OTA updates, here’s a better way to update, just install this CWM-zippable LG8 OTA with root. It will give you everything that comes with the latest LG8 OTA and root for your Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710.
To install, just flash it in CWM and wipe cache after installing then reboot, you should be on the latest LG8 stock ROM with root.
Looking for a great custom ROM for your rooted Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710 that’s stable and also gives you a TON of options?
Well, I think I found the one, the Free GS3 ROM brings you the first Aroma installer to the Sprint Galaxy S3 with a ton of options you can choose during installation, one of my favorites being the 6×5 launcher and app drawer so I can put more apps.
For those of you who want to wifi tether free on your Sprint Galaxy S3 SPH-L710, here’s how to do it easily on any rooted Sprint Galaxy S3. (Also works on T-Mobile and most Android devices with ICS)
Step 1. Download Wifi Tether for Root Users (Android Wifi Tether App) App from Play Store and run it.
You know what’s HOT around the block for Android? Well, if you didn’t know it’s Jelly Bean Android OS. Although there’s no full port to any of the Galaxy S3s at the moment, many ROMs have began implementing Jelly Bean parts including the Syndicate ROM from ACS Syndicate team (I used to be part of their team last year).
I know a lot of you have been waiting eagerly for T-Mobile Galaxy S3 ROMs and well, here’s my first T-Mobile Galaxy S3 ROM I’ve tried (and not that many out there right now) and glad to say I can recommend this one over the stock ROM. The redruM ROM also works on AT&T Galaxy S3 according to the author (in fact works for any Galaxy S3 with SIM but DO NOT TRY ON GT-i9300!!!). Also there’s a ported Sprint version you can try if you have a Sprint Galaxy S3.
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