Yu Yuphoria has received Cyanogen OS 12.1update with a number of enhanced features and bug fixes. The update upgrades your phone to Android 5.1.1 Lollipop. As the OTA update is rolled out in phases, it will take few days to reach the update on all devices. Check your Yu Yuphoria for Cyanogen OS 12.1 OTA update by going to Settings -> About phone -> System update.
CyanogenMod has released CM13 Android Marshmallow ROM for Oppo Find 7a and Oppo Find 7s smartphones. Both smartphones are currently running on the fully customized Android OS called ColorOS, while CM13 will bring Android 6.0 Marshmallow along with stock look and feel to your Oppo smartphone.
Besides the Nexus devices, Moto X Style on Android 6.0 Marshmallow has also received systemless root method, which means you can root your Moto X Style without modifying the system partition. The benefits of systemless root are it is easier to unroot (just factory reset), easier to apply OTA updates (just reflash stock boot image) and it will not soft brick your device.
It is true that Nexus phones, such as Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P have far less bloatware than devices from other well-known manufacturers like LG and Samsung, but they still come with plenty of Google apps installed that you may not really need. By uninstalling or disabling such apps, you can save system resources and a little bit of battery power.
Moto G 2013 (1st Gen) users can now enjoy Android 6.0 Marshmallow with official CyanogenMod 13 ROM. Cyanogen team has released a Nightly build of CM13 for Moto G 2013 (code-named falcon) with a number of useful additions to Android 6.0 Marshmallow, like the theme engine to enhance your Android experience.
Today’s tutorial shows you how to make apps inactive on your Android 6.0 marshmallow, so that you can extend the battery life and save system resources (RAM and CPU). If you are not using some of apps (built-in or installed) for a long time or use them very rarely, you can make them inactive to save battery and system resources.