cyanogen thumb  Last weekend the Big Android BBQ took place in
Hurst, Texas. It's a small but energetic little show
specifically targeted towards Android developers (and the more
rabid enthusiasts - you know who you are). The CyanogenMod team
has attended before, but what with the incorporation, this year
was a big deal, and the first time that they became an official
sponsor. Today an outline of Cyanogen Inc. CTO Steve Kondik's
presentation was posted to the web, along with his slides.   The
most important information for current users is that the
CyanogenMod releases will soon be split up into two distinct
streams: the community edition and the pro edition. The
community ROM is essentially CyanogenMod as it exists now. It
comes pre-rooted, it's got features from the userdebug build,
and the system is signed with well-known keys. It will also
include a new built-in system updater with flexible options for
backups, nightly builds, and flashing older versions. The "pro
edition" (which doesn't indicate a cost o