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Meet Cyanogen, The Startup That Wants To Steal Android From Google (Forbes)
Forbes takes
a look at Cyanogen, and its prospects in the phone market.
"Cyanogen has a chance to snag as many as 1 billion handsets, more
than the total number of iPhones sold to date, according to some
analysts. Fifty million people already run Cyanogen on their phones, the
company says. Most went through the hours-long process of erasing an
Android phone and rebooting it with Cyanogen. [Kirt] McMaster is now persuading a growing list of phone manufacturers to make devices with Cyanogen built in, rather than Google’s Android. Their phones are selling out in record time. Analysts say each phone could bring Cyanogen a minimum of $10 in revenue and perhaps much more."
Forbes takes
a look at Cyanogen, and its prospects in the phone market.
"Cyanogen has a chance to snag as many as 1 billion handsets, more
than the total number of iPhones sold to date, according to some
analysts. Fifty million people already run Cyanogen on their phones, the
company says. Most went through the hours-long process of erasing an
Android phone and rebooting it with Cyanogen. [Kirt] McMaster is now persuading a growing list of phone manufacturers to make devices with Cyanogen built in, rather than Google’s Android. Their phones are selling out in record time. Analysts say each phone could bring Cyanogen a minimum of $10 in revenue and perhaps much more."
