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Tencent kratzt verdächtig an der € 18 heute...vielleicht schafft es die Aktie ja heute.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.463.678 von toledo71 am 31.03.15 12:24:30Nein, das geht bei Tencent immer Schubweise ! die 20 - sofern es keinen Crash gibt, sehen wir im Herbst. Erstmal wieder Zahlen abwarten. Egal !! Geduld, mehr braucht es nicht. Für mich eines der besten Unternehmen der Welt !! Gruß B.
wenn's so weiter geht, dann fällt in den nächsten Wochen die € 20 Marke 
,,, läuft und läuft und läuft und läuft..... Super !! Gruß B. Bankgeschäft wird nochmal fett Gewinn bringen, auch wenn es noch ein wenig dauern mag. Gruß B.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.434.758 von Oberkassel am 26.03.15 21:36:03ja klasse ! Dabeibleiben und Geduld, alles andere kommt - bei Tencent - von selbst, respektive, von einem super Management ! Gruß B.
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langfristig sicher die richtige Entscheidung. Ich warte noch ein wenig, stehe aber schon an der Seitenlinie. Mal sehn, ob noch ne größere Korrektur kommt. Denke immer noch, dass wir die 15 nochmal sehn - oder auch nicht. Nachlegen werde ich in jedem Fall. Gruß B.
und nochmal 260 Stück nachgelegt... 
cool, Nachkaufpreise heute
Gleich nochmal 280 Stück gekauft
Gleich nochmal 280 Stück gekauft
.. und - wohl mehr, als einen Fuß in der Tür, in Indien.
India’s Premji and China’s Tencent back Cyanogen’s $80M funding
Paul Bischoff
Paul Bischoff
4 hours ago
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cyanogen themes screenshots
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Cyanogen, the US-based maker of an alternative Android-based mobile operating system called Cyanogen OS, announced today it completed a US$80 million series C round of funding. India’s Premji Invest led the round, followed by Twitter Ventures, Qualcomm, Telefonica Ventures, Smartfren Telecom, Index Ventures, Access Industries, Rupert Murdoch, Vivi Nevo and other undisclosed investors. Previous investors Benchmark, Andreesen Horowitz, Redpoint Ventures, and Tencent Holdings also participated, according to an announcement on the company’s website.
"We invested in Cyanogen because we’re big proponents of what they’re doing in opening up Android and supporting global and local ecosystem players," said Sandesh Patnam, technology sector lead of India’s Premji Invest. "Cyanogen is well positioned to become the 3rd leading mobile OS, and we’re excited to back them in growing their business on a global scale."
Cyanogen has navigated Asia well, first in China and then in India. Big developing markets like China and India are ripe with opportunity for Cyanogen, where many users are buying smartphones for the first time and aren’t yet tethered to the Google ecosystem (or are blocked from doing so, in China’s case).
Cyaongen OS comes pre-installed on the OnePlus One smartphone and some Oppo models from China, a market where local phone makers are prohibited from using Google’s version of Android. Chinese brands must cut out services like Google Search, Google Play, and Gmail, either by making their own Android skin (called a ROM) or co-opting an alternative like Cyanogen.
Tencent is currently testing its own Android fork called Tencent OS. This is the Chinese social giant’s second consecutive investment in Cyanogen.
India’s grass is greener
Cyanogen recently turned its attention to India. The company ended up spurning OnePlus when it agreed to an exclusive partnership with local phone maker Micromax. OnePlus had just entered India and was rattled by Cyanogen’s betrayal. OnePlus is now working on its own Android ROM to replace Cyanogen.
With Cyanogen at its side, homegrown Indian brand Micromax wants to beat back Xiaomi and take the top selling spot from Samsung in the burgeoning market. Micromax recently launched a new budget brand of high-spec smartphones, largely modeled on Xiaomi. The “Yu” line of phones sports Cyanogen out of the box. In an interview with FoundingFuel, Cyanogen founder Kirt McMaster said, "Yu plus Cyanogen will be the Xiaomi of India. There’s no question about that."
Micromax launched the first Cyanogen-powered Yu phone for just US$140 in December, but Micromax isn’t putting all of its eggs in one basket just yet. Google’s favor isn’t lightly abandoned; Micromax offers the Canvas A1 under Google’s Android One budget phone program.
Cyanogen is no stranger to brashness. Its founder, Kirt McMaster, has publicly challenged Google, the creator of Android, and aspires to beat the search giant at its own game. McMaster wants to ween Android off of the Google services that ultimately drive Google’s revenue, creating a distincitve and independent mobile operating system. In an interview with Forbes, McMaster boasted, "We’re putting a bullet through Google’s head."
Cyanogen has raised a total of US$110 million in funding to date.
Editing by Josh Horwitz
India’s Premji and China’s Tencent back Cyanogen’s $80M funding
Paul Bischoff
Paul Bischoff
4 hours ago
81375
cyanogen themes screenshots
Cyanogen OS themes
Cyanogen, the US-based maker of an alternative Android-based mobile operating system called Cyanogen OS, announced today it completed a US$80 million series C round of funding. India’s Premji Invest led the round, followed by Twitter Ventures, Qualcomm, Telefonica Ventures, Smartfren Telecom, Index Ventures, Access Industries, Rupert Murdoch, Vivi Nevo and other undisclosed investors. Previous investors Benchmark, Andreesen Horowitz, Redpoint Ventures, and Tencent Holdings also participated, according to an announcement on the company’s website.
"We invested in Cyanogen because we’re big proponents of what they’re doing in opening up Android and supporting global and local ecosystem players," said Sandesh Patnam, technology sector lead of India’s Premji Invest. "Cyanogen is well positioned to become the 3rd leading mobile OS, and we’re excited to back them in growing their business on a global scale."
Cyanogen has navigated Asia well, first in China and then in India. Big developing markets like China and India are ripe with opportunity for Cyanogen, where many users are buying smartphones for the first time and aren’t yet tethered to the Google ecosystem (or are blocked from doing so, in China’s case).
Cyaongen OS comes pre-installed on the OnePlus One smartphone and some Oppo models from China, a market where local phone makers are prohibited from using Google’s version of Android. Chinese brands must cut out services like Google Search, Google Play, and Gmail, either by making their own Android skin (called a ROM) or co-opting an alternative like Cyanogen.
Tencent is currently testing its own Android fork called Tencent OS. This is the Chinese social giant’s second consecutive investment in Cyanogen.
India’s grass is greener
Cyanogen recently turned its attention to India. The company ended up spurning OnePlus when it agreed to an exclusive partnership with local phone maker Micromax. OnePlus had just entered India and was rattled by Cyanogen’s betrayal. OnePlus is now working on its own Android ROM to replace Cyanogen.
With Cyanogen at its side, homegrown Indian brand Micromax wants to beat back Xiaomi and take the top selling spot from Samsung in the burgeoning market. Micromax recently launched a new budget brand of high-spec smartphones, largely modeled on Xiaomi. The “Yu” line of phones sports Cyanogen out of the box. In an interview with FoundingFuel, Cyanogen founder Kirt McMaster said, "Yu plus Cyanogen will be the Xiaomi of India. There’s no question about that."
Micromax launched the first Cyanogen-powered Yu phone for just US$140 in December, but Micromax isn’t putting all of its eggs in one basket just yet. Google’s favor isn’t lightly abandoned; Micromax offers the Canvas A1 under Google’s Android One budget phone program.
Cyanogen is no stranger to brashness. Its founder, Kirt McMaster, has publicly challenged Google, the creator of Android, and aspires to beat the search giant at its own game. McMaster wants to ween Android off of the Google services that ultimately drive Google’s revenue, creating a distincitve and independent mobile operating system. In an interview with Forbes, McMaster boasted, "We’re putting a bullet through Google’s head."
Cyanogen has raised a total of US$110 million in funding to date.
Editing by Josh Horwitz
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