allaboutsymbian.com - 10/29/2009
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Qualcomm Innovation Center (QuIC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm, has joined the Symbian Foundation and been appointed to the Symbian Foundation board of directors. By joining the board of directors, QuIC will be taking an active role in the governance of the Symbian Foundation and will ...
gigaom.com - 10/24/2009
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gigaom.com —
It was right after our Mobilize 09 conference
it became clear that 2010 was going to be...
the year of Android , thanks to a growing number of Android-powered handsets from makers such as Motorola and Samsung. Some analysts are forecasting that by 2012 ...
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Symbian Executives Rips into Google’s Android [GigaOM]
venturebeat.com - 10/29/2009
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venturebeat.com —
AT&T, the major U.S. phone operator, will launch
a Nokia Symbian phone with a Qualcomm chip in...
the U.S. market, an industry source close to Nokia has told VentureBeat. It’s just the latest in a wide front of attack the giant Finnish ...
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Nokia will invade U.S. market — will launch new phone ...
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Qualcomm joins open source movement at head of parade
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Qualcomm, which has long had a major position in mobile chip sets and standards, has joined the open source movement with an eye to leading it. (Picture from Whenpigsfly.info.)
The company formed a new unit called Qualcomm Innovation Center (QuIC), under a senior vice president, and it joined the board of directors of the Symbian Foundation.
The idea behind the QuIC is to push open source, including systems like Chrome, Webkit and Android as well as Symbian, the company said.
Qualcomm is doing this to support its ...
mocoNews Quick Hits 10.29.09
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... [CNET]
» What percentage of smartphones sold are under $200? Twenty-seven, according to ABI Research. [Cellular News]
» Companies like TomTom and Garmin need a countermove to Google’s new free GPS app. [All Things D]
» The Qualcomm (NSDQ: QCOM) Innovation Center is joining the Symbian Foundation’s board of directors. [All About Symbian]
» Microsoft ...
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Fujitsu signs up, Qualcomm joins by proxy Fujitsu has signed up to the Symbian Foundation, while Qualcomm's new open source lab has also got itself a boardroom seat.… What is your recession sales strategy?
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