Sony Releases Xperia S Open Source Archives, Developers Rejoice

March 21, 2012

Sony Releases Xperia S Open Source Archives, Developers Rejoice 4

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Hot off the heels of Samsung releasing their Galaxy S II ICS source code recently, Sony has decided to follow suit by releasing its open source archive for the Xperia S smartphone. By continuing to show its love to the developer community, releasing the open source archive complete with instructions will allow aspiring developers or those who are just curious to build custom ROMs or kernels for starters. This is certainly welcome news especially since most of us seem to forget that the Android platform is meant to be fiddled around and tinkered with.

Hit the source link for all the info and instructions below.

source: SonyMobile Development
via: Phandroid

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Conceived as Spock’s 4th cousin, Roy has had quite the life. He was born in beautiful San Jose, California, raised in Los Angeles, California and now resides in the greater New York City area. He has always been fascinated and obsessed with technology, especially the continuous advancements of mobile platforms. He was a Blackberry slave since his undergrad days at the University of Southern California until realizing in Feb. 2011, there were greener pastures in the land of Android. His first Android phone was the Motorola Atrix 4G, and he hasn’t looked back. He currently works in corporate media, enjoys following media and technology trends, reading a good book, weightlifting, playing on his XBOX 360 and conversing with total strangers.