MoDaCo.SWITCH IndieGoGo project for Samsung Galaxy S 4 set for release

August 21, 2013

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If you are the kind of person who enjoys loading custom ROMs on your device, the MoDaCo.SWITCH IndieGoGo project is something you may want to pay attention to, especially if you own a Samsung Galaxy S 4 or HTC One. The SWITCH program is designed to enable users to quickly switch between custom ROMs without having to reflash the device every time you want to make a change. Besides being able to switch ROMs with a few button taps, SWITCH promises to preserve all apps and the settings for the apps.

The project's founder, Paul O'Brien took to Twitter earlier today to announce the pending release of the first beta for Galaxy S 4 i9505 owners who got in on the IndieGoGo project. They should expect to be able to install it some time on Thursday and commence the ROM switching merriment. The release for the Galaxy S 4 follows on the heels of SWITCH for the HTC One.

source: @PaulOBrien
via: Ausdroid

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Raised in North Carolina, Jeff Causey is a licensed CPA in North Carolina. Jeff's past Android devices include an HTC EVO, a Samsung Note II, an LG G3, and a Motorola Moto X Pure Edition along with a Samsung Galaxy Tablet 10.1. He currently uses a Samsung Galaxy S8 and (very rarely) a Nexus 7 (2013). He is also using a Verizon-branded Motorola Moto Z Play Droid supplied by his job. Jeff used to have a pair of Google Glass and a Moto 360 Sport in his stable of gadgets. Unfortunately, his kids have all drunk the Apple Kool-Aid and have i-devices. Life at home often includes demonstrations of the superiority of his Android based devices. In his free time, Jeff is active an active runner usually training for his next marathon, owns a Mazda MX-5 Miata, and plays Dungeons & Dragons. Jeff has three grown kids and a golden retriever.