Xperia S, Rom XS B-Room version 5.1

Sony Xperia S

Today I'm sharing a ROM for the Sony Xperia S. It includes many of the features found in the Xperia Z and the Jelly Bean update that Sony will be implementing. The ROM runs very smoothly and has good battery consumption.

This ROM is signed by Elroysde, a developer from XDA Developers. It's based on the latest firmware released by Sony, giving the ROM excellent performance. For locked bootloaders.

Changelog

  • It is pre-rotated and the cwm is auto installed.
  • Camera of the xperia V.
  • Wallpapers of the Sony Xperia Z.
  • Sony Xperia Z themes.
  • Includes flash player app.
  • Android 4.1 keyboard.
  • Zipaligned.
  • Fixed small apps.
  • Home Son Xperia Z (dark edition).
  • Some Sony Xperia Z widgets.
  • Sony Xperia V Walkman (the latest update).
  • Mod to wake up screen with volume keys.
  • Android Framework 4.1.
  • Fixed mod compatibility for fw .55.
  • 4.1 phone and messaging apps.
  • Visual improvement in the status bar.
  • Fixed voice typing.
  • Mobile Bravia Engine 2.
  • Added functions to the power menu.
  • Bootanimation tablet sony S.
  • Apps with the latest updates.
  • JB system UI, change color according to your theme.
  • Fixed minor bugs.
  • Improved performance and battery life.

Sony-Xperia-S-Screenshots

Requirements

  • Be Root and have Recovery installed.
  • USB debugging enabled.
  • nandroid backup.
  • ROM file.

Installation

  1. We download the ROM and place it in the internal memory.
  2. We enter the recovery.
  3. We will do the three wipes: wipe factory, wipe cache and wipe dalvik cache.
  4. Now let's go to Install zip from Sdcard.
  5. We choose the file and flash it.
  6. We reboot.
  7. We turn on the smartphone and turn it off again.
  8. We already have the ROM installed, now to enjoy.

More information – Root your Sony Xperia S, Flash your Sony Xperia S , Unlock your Xperia bootloader

Downloads - ROM File


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