In the last two months, YU, in its bid to build buzz around Yutopia launch, has been targeting rivals OnePlus and Apple.
The Indian company mocked their devices for having flagship tag and yet lacking some key features like long battery life, high storage capacity and others.
In the latest teaser, YU has taken a swing at the world's reigning smartphone leader Samsung. The company has posted Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge series phone and criticised the device's UI TouchWiz, which does not allow customisation.
The screen-shot of the Galaxy S6 Edge phone's display reads -- "Warning!! This customization is not supported". Meanwhile, YU has promised that Yutopia will allow numerous personalisation options hinting that the marquee phone will run on Cyanogen OS.
[Note: Cyanogen (Mod) OS is the most popular aftermarket ROM in the world having more than 12 million subscribers.]
The news comes close on the heels of YU's new AOSP (Android Open Source Project) 6.0 Marshmallow challenge inviting developers to create ROM for its devices. This apparently led many to believe that the company's association with Cyanogen might have ended.
Read more: AOSP Marshmallow Developer Challenge: YU signals end of Cyanogen CM ROM support for its devices
Now, the latest YU Yutopia teaser has re-assured that the device is most likely to run on Cyanogen OS.
So far, the company, through its teaser, has hinted that Yutopia will boast full metal-body, QHD (2560x1440p) display, 32GB (or more) internal storage and high battery capacity with quick charge technology.
Read more: Yu Yutopia round-up: Expected specification, release date, price details
Last week, YU also confirmed that the company will launch another mystery device along with Yutopia on 17 December. Stay tuned for more updates.
Read more: YU Twitter teaser confirms launch of two devices at Yutopia event on 17 December
