If you have flashed custom ROMs on your Android device or are even remotely interested in the Android world, you know that Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) Android 4.0 was released a few months back. As is the case with all new Android releases, custom ROMs based on the said Android version start coming out in full force for many different devices. And with the coming of Android 4.0, AOKP (Android Open Kang Project) sprang up from an unknown to being one of the most well-known custom ROMs based on ICS, thanks to its great mix of performance and a plethora of customizable tweaks and settings with the inbuilt ROM Control mod.

Build 30 of AOKP has now been released for all supported devices, which brings a few important changes and improvements over previous builds. Here’s a look at the changes in build 30:

  • Fixed T9 Dialer
  • Fixed ROM Control issues with saving images (should be fixed for ALL devices)
  • Navigation bar overhaul (ability to set custom actions/icons and long-press actions)
  • Sped up default animation speeds
  • Removed OpenWnn from builds (Japanese IME)
  • Added option to disable camera sounds (Settings -> Sound)

In case you own one of the officially supported devices, head on over to the original information page on RootzWiki to get more details and to download build 30 for your device. Of course, for devices that are not officially supported, unofficial builds based on build 30 should spring up on the devices’ respective forums on both XDA and RootzWiki, so be on the lookout for those.

Share your thoughts on how build 30 of AOKP works out for you, in the comments below.