This page describes my experiences with the HTC One S, a handy little Android phone I have on a loan by a friend. It's a neat device because it's small and I can wipe it with Cyanogenmod (CM) to have more control over the machine, including running more free software on it and removing the stock proprietary google apps shipped with the phone. It also happens that CM has more recent versions of Android for the phone, which only runs Android 4.1, an unsupported release.

There are not many devices they can work with easily, and manufacturers rarely makes things easy. Wouldn't it be great if there was a true Open Source phone that came with all the source code, drivers, documentation and help from the manufacturer? Well, one company is going to do exactly that and release a CCR (Certified Community Release) Program.