From PC World: Android OS developer Cyanogen is bringing its operating system to another Chinese smartphone, this time from a company founded by Lenovo.
Lenovo's new ZUK brand will use the Cyanogen OS when selling phones in the international market.
Earlier this month, ZUK announced its first smartphone, the Z1, for China. The company behind ZUK is majority funded by Lenovo, and is also targeting global consumers. On Friday, it held the international launch for the Z1.
The day before, Cyanogen announced its involvement with the Z1 smartphone.
The Cyanogen OS, which is a modified version of Android, has been gaining a growing following over the years. It now has more than 50 million users.
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