Cyanogen, the company behind the CyanogenMod open source operating system, is today announcing a rebranding, which will take it further away from its hacker-inspired roots and make it more mainstream than before. The new branding ditches the Android mascot logos and abundance of cyan for cleaner fonts and a simpler approach. It's a better, more mature look for a company that has shifted away from just making tools for hackers and has software found on devices anyone can buy.
In addition to the new branding effort, Cyanogen is partnering with Qualcomm to develop software for its Reference Design (QRD) products coming out later this year. QRD devices are meant to make it easier for smartphone makers to ship devices quicker, as they have a...
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