They could take the path of being a mobile Red Hat (or free software Blackberry, depending on how you see it) and offer a nice corporate system and services. M

They could take the path of being a mobile Red Hat (or free software Blackberry, depending on how you see it) and offer a nice corporate system and services. Managing mobile in the corporate environment is not a very well-solved problem, and free software works well for this - Google and Apple seems to be more interested in the great consumer market, and Cyanogen could leverage this, basing their software on Android and focusing in the corporate details. This way, they could even let Google Services pass, and keep software free, in a manner similar to Red Hat's.