Cyanogen co-founder Kondik admits: 'I f***ed up'
Steve Kondik apologises to developers for Cyanogen disaster
Steve Kondik, the founder of Cyanogen, has admitted that he "f***ed up" in a statement to developers following the organisation's latest round of cuts and redundancies. In a heartfelt post to a private...
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