2013–2015

In 2013, Cyanogen Inc. was formed to commercialize the CyanogenMod ROM. The Cyanogen OS ROM appeared in some Android phones as its preinstalled software skin such as OnePlus One, YU Yureka and Lenovo ZUK Z1.

2015–2017

In 2016, both Cyanogen OS and CyanogenMod were discontinued. The original CyanogenMod was later forked and being replaced by Lineage OS in January 2017.

In 2017, Cyanogen Inc. changed its name to Cyngn Inc. as the company shifted its focus to self-driving industrial vehicles.

See also

• CyanogenMod

Cyanogen

Cyngn (company) LineageOS (Android custom ROM) ►

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Part of Google Platforms Androidify | Auto | Automotive | Developers (Console) | Go Edition | Jetpack | One | Now in Android | Package Kit | Studio | Source | TV (Sky Evo19) | Wear OS | XR Events The Android Show (I/O Edition | XR Edition) Software skins FireOS1 | HTC Sense2 | HiOS16 | itelOS17 | MagicOS10 | Microsoft Launcher3 | LineageOS8 | Nothing OS20 | One UI6 | EMUI9 | ColorOS15 | Xiaomi HyperOS4 | OriginOS11 | XOS18 Defunct Cyanogen OS7 (CyanogenMod7 8) | JoyUI5 | MIUI4 | Nokia X14 | Samsung Experience6 | TouchWiz6 | Funtouch OS12 | iQOO UI13 | MagicUI10 (Live UI10) | XUI18 Notes 1 Developed by Amazon. 2 Developed by HTC. 3 Developed by Microsoft. 4 Developed by Xiaomi. 5 Developed by Xiaomi, only used on Black Shark devices. 6 Developed by Samsung Electronics. 7 Developed by Cyanogen Inc. 8 Aftermarket Android custom ROM. 9 Developed by Huawei. Now used on HarmonyOS for Mainland China models only. 10 Developed by Honor since 2021. Formerly developed by Huawei. 11 Developed by Vivo. 12 Developed by Vivo, now replaced by OriginOS. 13 Developed by Vivo, only used on iQOO devices. 14 Developed by Nokia, later Microsoft Mobile. 15 Developed by Oppo 16 Developed by Transsion for TECNO devices. 17 Developed by Transsion for itel devices. 18 Developed by Transsion for Infinix devices. 19 Developed by Sky Cable Corporation. 20 Developed by Nothing.