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Cyanogen CEO: Cortana will deeply integrate with Cyanogen OS

Cyanogen CEO: Cortana will deeply integrate with Cyanogen OS

Posted on September 14, 2015September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

Cyanogen CEO Kirk McMaster is known for not mincing words when it comes to trying to overthrow Google’s iron hand over its own product. But now it seems that the startup’s strategy for rivaling, if not ending, Google’s monopoly over Android is to actually get in bed with a rival. Months after it announced a partnership with Microsoft, one that saw Microsoft’s apps pre-installed in its Cyanogen OS, McMaster now claims that it is working with Redmond to integrate Cortana at the OS level instead of just an app on top.
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