Andre Yoskowitz
22 Dec 2013 19:44
The team over at CyanogenMod are having a good week, as the operating system has seen a new milestone, 10 million downloads.
Earlier in the week, the team announced that the Oppo N1 was the first handset to receive Google certification to launch with CyanogenMod pre-installed with Google's suite of apps and Play Store.
CyanogenMod founder Steve Kondik revealed the milestone, pointing to the official CM Stats page for future updates.
Taking a look at the breakdown, "official" CM downloads are above 5.5 million while unofficial downloads tallied over 4.5 million.
The most installed versions are the 10.1 and 10.2 nightlies (based on Android 4.3), which have 1.15 million and 700,000 downloads, respectively.
Samsung Galaxy devices appear to be the most popular for the operating system, as user opt to remove Samsung's bloat and optimize the powerful hardware.