Now that the
Samsung Galaxy Note 3
is available to the public, you know what that means. Yep, it's time
for Samsung to release its kernel source code so that Android developers
can get cracking on perfecting their apps for the 5.7-inch handset. As
with
past releases,
the Korean company has kindly complied, revealing the source code for
Sprint, AT&T and SK Telecom versions today -- it posted eight other
international variants last week. The SM-N900P version is for Sprint and
is expected to have a sizable software update soon, the SM-N900S is the
one for SK Telecom, while the AT&T model is SM-N900A and is the
only one with a locked bootloader thanks to the carrier's restrictions
on that front. Sure you'll be unable to install custom ROMs on the
latter, but programmers can still download the files to see what else
the code has to offer. If that applies to you, go ahead and hit the
source link to get started.
Source: Samsung
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