There are already several companies that are looking for a way to become independent from Android so as not to have to depend on Google for certain aspects of their smartphones and services. We know that Huawei is conducting a fork version of Android in case the flies, and it is Samsung itself that carries time with your Tizen OS, although this has finally been relegated rather for its varied set of wearables.
Another one that is trying to cut the umbilical cord with Android is Cyanogen Inc. Under the popularity that the CyanogenMod ROM has meant for millions of users around the world, little by little they have been able to be a little more independent, although with the help from Microsoft. CyanogenMod has the C-Apps, official mobile apps with Cyanogen OS, and they are now available to everyone in CyanogenMod 13.
And now the company has launched a Zip package that can be flashed in your terminal in order to have the apps called C-Apps, among which you can find some very interesting ones that everyone who has a version of CM will know.
We can talk about AudioFX, an app that is responsible for supplying 24-bit hi-fi audio with surround, reverb, bass boots and 13 different settings; Theme Chooser & Themes Store, the app to personalize your desktop with different themes that can also be purchased; Dialer with Truecaller, a very interesting dialer that has Truecaller integrated that allows you to identify incoming calls as spam; Gallery, the image gallery app itself that is responsible for eliminating duplicate captures; and Cyanogen Account, which gives you access to "Find my Phone" and the ability to remotely wipe or lock your phone if you find yourself in need of it.
Una interesting initiative to continue unlinking from Android.
You can access the C-Apps from here.
