Cyanogen Makes a Move to Be The Most Popular Mobile OS By Rebuilding Android

Posted on Wednesday, September 18, 2013 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

Cyanogen is only a 4 year old company but is ready to take over the 3rd spot in mobile (over Windows Phone) by creating a new Android based OS which is more focused on productivity than commerce, and they now have the capital to back it up after securing $7 million dollars which will allow them to hire more developers for the task.

'The mobile devices out there, they�re just not meant for anybody to use,' Kondik says. 'They�re essentially mobile cash registers. We want to help you get stuff done, and use these things to their fullest potential.' Cyanogen will also place a significant emphasis on security and privacy, Founder Steve Kondik says, taking pains to help users protect their data.

Cyanogen Makes a Move to Be The Most Popular Mobile OS By Rebuilding Android

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