No big surprise. Their business model was to add a lot of "value added software" back to Cyanogenmod, which absolutely nobody wants. The first thing to do if yo

No big surprise. Their business model was to add a lot of "value added software" back to Cyanogenmod, which absolutely nobody wants. The first thing to do if you bought a phone with their commerical offering was to install the open source version instead. The question now is how this will affect the open source version. I understand they have become quite reliant on infrastructure from the commercial company. I also think the founder sold all the trademarks and so on, but should they have to change their name it can only be for the better. A poisonous gas might be a cool name for a certain demographic, but it's not likely to mainstream very well.