Cyanogen, the company behind the popular CyanogenMod operating system, has announced its re-branding alongside revealing a new partnership with chipmaker Qualcomm. At the Mobile World Congress, Cyanogen confirmed that it will be
Micromax’s new Yu brand of Cyanogen OS-based smartphones were unveiled on Thursday with the launch of Yu Yureka. The smartphone, priced at Rs. 8,999, will go up for registrations via Amazon on
We were suspicious that Cyanogen’s ambiguously-worded blog post on Thursday indicated that OnePlus One (Review | Images) buyers in India will not receive OTA updates from the firm, and the company has finally clarified this is the
Cyanogen on Thursday announced its exclusive Cyanogen OS partnership with Micromax in India with the domestic manufacturer’s new YU brand of smartphones. While this news doesn’t really come as a surprise, its
Amazon India has teased the upcoming launch of the OnePlus One in the country. In a teaser image posted to its website, the online retailer says the smartphone, popularly known as a
OnePlus, the Chinese smartphone startup, announced its first handset recently – the OnePlus One. The biggest new feature being touted on the OnePlus One is that it runs the newest version of
Spain-based phone manufacturer, Geeksphone on Monday has announced a price cut and new software features on its dual-OS smartphone ‘Revolution’. The smartphone, capable of running Android as well as the Firefox OS,
Cyanogen, maker of CyanogenMod, one of the most popular third-party respins of Android, is planning something major. It isn’t just a new version of its CyanogenMod software, it’s a full-blown business plan