The stable version is so far only available for the more popular Android devices at the time of this writing, but more than 20 additional smartphone and tablet models should be moved from a nightly to a stable version soon.
Besides the 4.1 updated, the developers also added an update manager for CyanogenMod, which is now available directly via the OS UI.
The developers also announced that they have begun working on a Android 4.2 version for their distribution as CM 10.1. There is no information which major features will be added and removed in this next version, though the team did guess that the CM clock will be replaced with Google's version and the Quick Settings will replace the Notification Power Widgets.
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