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Symbian Partner Event
Symbian Partner Event San Francisco - Innovation in action December 4 2008 - Palace Hotel, San Francisco, California For the first time the Symbian Partner Event (SPE) opens its doors not only to Symbian partners, but also to mobile developers, handset manufacturers, network operators, the Open ...
Fennec (Mobile Firefox) for Symbian
christiansejersen.com — Today we (Mozilla) are focusing our efforts in mobile on Linux and Windows Mobile devices. In Q3... 2008 Symbian had 49.8% of the total smartphone sales (and 57% in Q2) according to Gartner compared to 11.1% for Windows Mobile and 7.2% for Linux. There ... (more) Fennec (Mobile Firefox) for Symbian
AT&T Hopes for Single Smartphone OS (PC World) by PC World: Yahoo! Tech
tech.yahoo.com — - AT hopes to standardize on a single operating system for AT smartphones as part of a... "dramatic consolidation" of its mobile platforms over the next few years, a company executive said Thursday. The mobile operator believes smartphones will make up ... (more) AT&T Hopes for Single Smartphone OS (PC World) by  ...
iPhone soars to 16.6% of smartphone market
iPhone soars to 16.6% of smartphone market
electronista.com — The iPhone is now not only the second most popular smartphone in the world but has saved... the smartphone industry from a decline this past summer, according to a research note by Needham analyst Charlie Wolf. Apple's handset has represented about 16.... (more) iPhone soars to 16.6% of smartphone market
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AT&T Hints At Replacing Java With Symbian In The Future
mocoNews — ... from the Symbian Partner Event in San Francisco. Such a move could spell an end for Java phones at AT&T; ( ...

Symbian's Move Toward Open Source Gathers Steam
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — ... In June, Nokia announced plans to purchase the remaining stock in Symbian and spin it into a royalty-free operating system under the Eclipse Public License. The goal was to harness the innovation of the open source environment to grow market share, as well as to attract application developers. The Symbian Foundation was created to steward that transition, and it includes industry heavyweights such as AT , Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, and T-Mobile. During a roundtable event at the Symbian Partner Event in ...

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The move is an important step in making Symbian a royalty-free open source mobile operating system.
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