Now known as Cyngn, the company has pivoted to developing “innovative solutions for autonomous machines and vehicles.”

This post explains everything you need to know about CyanogenMod and its new successor LineageOS. Just what happened to Cyanogen and should you try Lineage?

Cyanogen's Kirt McMaster apparently passed on having his company create a custom OS for the Nintendo Switch, the newest portable gaming console Nintendo.

A new report claims that there will be no more further development of the CyanogenMod Theme Engine, which means a replacement is needed for LineageOS.

Lineage OS will be rolling out the first batch of official builds this weekend, with support for over 80 devices right off the bat.

With CyanogenMod going the way of the dinosaur, custom ROMs are at an interesting juncture. Join us as we quick look at the state of custom ROM development as it exists today.

In one of the most tumultuous years ever for Android, we saw a bizarre mix of euphoric highs balanced by tragic lows: here are 10 defining moments of 2016.

UK-based smartphone maker Wileyfox has sent out an email stating it plans to reveal its full transition plans away from using the Cyanogen OS "soon".

CyanogenMod is no more, but its legacy will be carried over by a new community-driven custom ROM project called LineageOS.

Sneaking the big news on the long holiday weekend, Cyanogen Inc. has announced discontinuation of the operating system and all services by December 31.