 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at Cyanogen OS. This isn't just the regular OS that we're used to, it's actually got a lot of the Microsoft apps integrated into it. So we saw this announced last year, this is basically the first time that we've seen it in action. So sitting at the home screen here, if I just say, hey Cortana, take a selfie, it's going to take a selfie, as you'd expect, of Max. And then, this is a good example of the integration, just that voice integration, but once we're in the camera here, you can also do other types of integration. So you see I've just switched to a mode, there's a mode button down at the bottom here, and that allows me to select a bunch of different apps from within here. So you can see that Microsoft's Hyperlapse apps is also integrated in here. So that will immediately bring you into the Hyperlapse interface so you can quickly shoot a Hyperlapse video, real interesting one. And there you go, you can speed it up and down. What you'd expect if you went into the actual app, this is actually integrated into the camera interface. And then back on the home screen, you can see that there's the dialer app here. There's also integration here. So you've got Skype at the moment, you can see the Skype icon next to Derek there. If I tap on there, it will immediately start a video call, and then it will take you straight into the Skype interface, and you'll obviously be able to have that video call. In the actual call as well, you'll get like one note integration where you can do notes and other Skype integration. What's really interesting about this is obviously this is all the Microsoft integration we've heard about and we're seeing today, but it also extends to third parties. So Cyanogen have done a mod platform that they're announcing today. And as you can see from the lock screen here, we've got Instagram integrated on the lock screen. That's the best account, the Verge account, that's the one you want to follow. This is going to extend beyond just the Microsoft app. So that's obviously Instagram. You'll probably see Twitter, other sort of popular apps. If you want to see anything more from Mobile World Congress, follow the Verge on YouTube. That's youtube.com forward slash the verge.
 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at Cyanogen OS.
 This isn't just the regular OS that we're used to, it's actually got a lot of the Microsoft
 apps integrated into it.
 So we saw this announced last year, this is basically the first time that we've seen it
 in action.
 So sitting at the home screen here, if I just say, hey Cortana, take a selfie, it's going
 to take a selfie, as you'd expect, of Max.
 And then, this is a good example of the integration, just that voice integration, but once we're
 in the camera here, you can also do other types of integration.
 So you see I've just switched to a mode, there's a mode button down at the bottom here, and
 that allows me to select a bunch of different apps from within here.
 So you can see that Microsoft's Hyperlapse apps is also integrated in here.
 So that will immediately bring you into the Hyperlapse interface so you can quickly shoot
 a Hyperlapse video, real interesting one.
 And there you go, you can speed it up and down.
 What you'd expect if you went into the actual app, this is actually integrated into the
 camera interface.
 And then back on the home screen, you can see that there's the dialer app here.
 There's also integration here.
 So you've got Skype at the moment, you can see the Skype icon next to Derek there.
 If I tap on there, it will immediately start a video call, and then it will take you straight
 into the Skype interface, and you'll obviously be able to have that video call.
 In the actual call as well, you'll get like one note integration where you can do notes
 and other Skype integration.
 What's really interesting about this is obviously this is all the Microsoft integration we've
 heard about and we're seeing today, but it also extends to third parties.
 So Cyanogen have done a mod platform that they're announcing today.
 And as you can see from the lock screen here, we've got Instagram integrated on the lock
 screen.
 That's the best account, the Verge account, that's the one you want to follow.
 This is going to extend beyond just the Microsoft app.
 So that's obviously Instagram.
 You'll probably see Twitter, other sort of popular apps.
 If you want to see anything more from Mobile World Congress, follow the Verge on YouTube.
 That's youtube.com forward slash the verge.