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Message: <blockquote data-quote="foundation one" data-source="post: 17264136" data-attributes="member: 407457">CyanogenMod working with Micromax, rejects Google's money CyanogenMod, a popular operating system based on Google's Android, is  reportedly working with Micromax to launch CyanogenMod-powered  smartphones in India. The company earlier worked with the One Plus in  China. The One Plus One phone uses CyanogenMod Android instead of  Google's stock Android. According to a report by The Information  , CyanogenMod has also rejected an offer from Google. The report says  that Sundar Pichai, who heads the Android division within Google, was  impressed with CyanogenMod and wanted to buy it so that it could be  integrated with the stock Android but the company refused the offer,  believing that it could grow on its own. CyanogenMod started as a  hobby project by Steve Kondik in 2008 after he found that Android phones  could be rooted and their software could be modified. Soon more people  joined in. The community around CyanogenMod grew at XDA, a web forum for  mobile developers, hackers and enthusiast. CyanogenMod achieved  success as it gave people an option to upgrade popular phones to the  latest version of Android even if the companies that made the phone  stopped supporting them. Initially, the user interface was based on  stock Android but as its popularity grew, CyanogenMod community started  adding its own features. The company was formally started in 2013. (Old News) </blockquote>

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