With the official shut down of CyanogenMod development late in 2016, and the rise of LineageOS as its spiritual successor, some people in the hardcore ROM community might be wondering about the fate ...

In case you missed it, Cyanogen Inc. fell apart late last year after spending three years attempting to make Android ROMs into a viable business. It took the open source CyanogenMod ROM with it, but ...

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It was a bittersweet Christmas for users and fans of the most popular custom Android ROM, CyanogenMod, and for the custom ROM scene in general. Cyanogen, Inc. announced that services and servers ...

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CyanogenMod, despite any goings on with its original creators, is still the bread and butter of the custom ROM world. The newest version, CyanogenMod 14, is based on Android 7.0 (Nougat) and is only ...

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The release of Android Lollipop is now well under way. As well as new features for us regular users, the AOSP releases have also given the custom ROM community something new to sink their teeth into.

With Google having released the foundations of Android Lollipop, developers behind custom ROMs such as CyanogenMod are toiling away to bring their flavour of the OS to different hardware. Along with ...

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There’s a lot to love about Android, but one problem that plagues the mobile platform is the variety of different interface skins. Samsung has TouchWiz, HTC does the Sense UI, Asus has Zen UI, and on ...

Back in November, the CyanogenMod team announced an interesting new project that allowed users to flash the team’s custom ROM in just a few clicks. The app came with a catch, though. It was only ...