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Mobile heavyweights to unify Symbian software platform
Foundation established to provide royalty-free open platform
Microsoft defends Windows Mobile
Compares Apples with Oranges - blows kisses at Nokia
Late last week, the phone rings.
Symbian licenses Scalado software to deliver picture perfect mobile imaging
Symbian, the specialist in open operating systems for mobile phones, has signed a licensing agreement with Scalado for its mobile imaging software affording Symbian OS 'state of the art' image handling capabilities.
Almost 20% of mid- and high-end mobile devices will run a Linux operating system by 2013, claims ABI
According to ABI Research, Linux, which has been much maligned by Symbian and Microsoft as a non-starter in the handset operating system market, is set to see strong growth as issues with framework fragmentation and silicon requirements are
Advanced mass data handling and location based services technologies launched on Symbian OS
Symbian, the provider of the open operating system for smartphones, has announced Symbian SQL and an advanced Location Based Services (LBS) architecture - two new technologies that are claimed to herald the next generation of mobile computing by
OS - When more is more
With the LiMo Foundation and the Open Handset Alliance forging ahead with Linux, and Motorola signing up new Windows Mobile licencees, as well as acquiring Danger, the battle for control of mobilephone OS is far from over, says Keith Dyer
Nokia to bring Microsoft Silverlight interactive applications to mobile users
Nokia has announced plans to make Microsoft Silverlight available for S60 on Symbian OS, as well as for Series 40 devices and Nokia Internet tablets."Today's consumers are very clear in what they want: easy access
LiMo claims mobile Linux lead
Foundation adds support
With mobile OS a hot topic at the moment, evidenced by Sony Ericsson's licensing of Windows Mobile and Arun Sarin's call for consolidation in the area, The LiMo Foundation was in bullish mood as it announced Orange and Access had joined the group.