The ability to always keep lock screen widgets in maximized states.Improved Camera app with features like voice control.LED Notification Control (Like Light Flow).Stock Messaging App with expandable notifications.The ability to customize Quick Settings.Both are based on the latest version of Android.The AOKP team has made much improvements in this matter, especially with their stunning new website that they unveiled recently.
This is mainly due to the fact that CM is much older, bigger and popular than the AOKP team. The CyanogenMod team has an overall much more professional approach towards the ROM and their work compared to the AOKP team.CyanogenMod, just yesterday, crossed the 5 million-device installation mark, while AOKP crossed the 1 million-installation mark sometime earlier this year.As of now, he is working for an undisclosed company. Steve Kondik, CyanogenMod’s founder, used to work for Samsung but his work was completely unrelated to that of CM.They very well add tons of features and tweaks, written completely from scratch by them, which are then in some cases even added by the CyanogenMod team to their ROM. This does not mean that the team simply kangs features from the CyanogenMod Github. AOKP uses the CyanogenMod device tree as a base to support a variety of devices.Consider CM to be stock Android on steroids, and AOKP to be a version of Android OS, where you can literally customize everything. The CyanogenMod team now aims to offer an experience that is as close to stock as possible, with some must-have tweaks.So what exactly does AOKP offer over CM10.1? If AOKP is so customizable, why is CM still so popular? Before we jump to comparing the features of both the ROMs, I want to provide some general information about the ROMs. AOKP ROM now packs so many customization options that you will literally grow tired of playing around with them. Vibration when a call is picked up), which were a deal breaker for me. While CM felt like home, I found AOKP to lack some basic features (e.g. When I initially got my Nexus 4, I gave both CyanogenMod 10.1 and AOKP ROM a try on the phone. Thanks to its popularity, the ROM was ported to other devices. The ROM soon became a favorite among the Galaxy Nexus community because of the sheer number of customization options it offered. That crown is now with the AOKP ROM, which is currently used by more than a million users worldwide AOKP ROM was initially released by Roman Birg - soon to be a college graduate - when Google and Samsung released the Galaxy Nexus. While CyanogenMod was earlier known for its customization options, it is no longer the most customizable AOSP based custom ROM out there. However, due to its popularity, and the sheer number of devices that the team now supports, they have to think thousands of time before adding a new feature. CyanogenMod is undoubtedly the most popular AOSP based custom ROM.
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