Originally available to replace Android on rooted handsets, Cyanogen has now become available as the native OS on a small number of phones. In fact, Cyanogen ran the OnePlus One when the device was first …
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Originally available to replace Android on rooted handsets, Cyanogen has now become available as the native OS on a small number of phones. In fact, Cyanogen ran the OnePlus One when the device was first …
View full post on PhoneArena