If you've been itching to use the new Android Market, which includes new features like app screenshots and an overall better layout, and got yourself a rooted Android phone, you're in luck. You'll be able to run the new, revamped Android Market that's included in Android 1.6 Donut! 'Simply' load the latest Cyanogen ROM onto your rooted Android Phone and you'll be able to experience the future, right now.
As always with anything intensive like this, proceed at your own discretion. The Cyanogen ROM, though wonderful, is still unofficial and a rooted phone, though amazing, may cause fits for the average user. If you're still interested in experiencing the new Android Market, head over to CyanogenMod to see how it's done.
Let us know your thoughts on the new Android Market!
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