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boygeniusreport.com - 10/22/2008

Spy shots of the Nokia E63 emerge

— boygeniusreport.com — As part of the whole discussion on the leaked Nokia promotional video about a month ago, the... existence of the mysterious Eseries phone, the E63, has come to light. Much of the phone still remains a mystery but we do have some new spy shots to ... (more) Spy shots of the Nokia E63 emerge

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allaboutsymbian.com - 10/22/2008

All About Symbian Live - Symbian Smartphone Show 2008

— allaboutsymbian.com — Last 100 Live Updates and its over. Stay tuned to the site, we've got lots of content... on the way. Might need some sleep first. @ 19:06 - Wednesday 22nd October Q: How do you stop the committies slowing the process? A: Design of committies, majority ... (more) All About Symbian Live - Symbian Smartphone Show 2008

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akihabaranews.com - 10/20/2008

Samsung's Newest Smartphone Based On the S60 and Symbian OS

— akihabaranews.com — Samsung latest Smartphone, the I7110, is S60 and Symbian OS-based, and will be showcased for the first... time at London's Symbian Smartphone Show. This bar type Smartphone features 2.6’’ QVGA AMOLED screen, FM radio, DNSe 2.0, GPS Navigation ... (more) Samsung's Newest Smartphone Based On the S60 and Symbian OS

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More Firms Join Symbian Foundation
Phone Scoop - Latest News — ... continue to swell. Visa, Huawei, ARM and nine other companies recently joined the organization. These additions bring the total number of companies involved to 52. By joining the foundation, the companies will be given free access to Symbian software and development tools. Network operators and handset manufacturers expect the open source software to compete directly with Google's Android platform. Devices on the new Symbian-based platform are expected to hit the market in 2010. more info at Reuters ...

Big companies join Symbian Foundation, let slip the dogs of OHA!
Boy Genius Report — ... Following Google’s footsteps, Nokia and Symbian are really pushing forward with R&D by taking in several huge companies to gain access to Symbian. Notable companies include ARM, Visa, and Huawei amongst 52 companies that have expressed their interest in joining the Symbian Foundation. With such a huge following, the software and platform potential could create a formidable force to rival Google’s Android OS. Nokia plans on buying out all shareholders of Symbian for $410 million and make their goods royalty-free… way to go, Nokia! Profits from Symbian ...

ARM, Visa, Huawei and 9 others join Symbian Foundation
Unwired View — ... that Visa is joining in (Symbian-powered credit cards, anyone?), but it is said that there are a total of 52 companies planning to join the foundation, including all major mobile phone makers, according to a statement from AT&T. Nokia is still sticking to schedule and expects to release the very first device powered by the Symbian Foundation’s software by next year, and will promptly follow it up by introducing a new platform by June 2010. Via Reuters Similar Posts: Opera, KTF, and Sharp join Symbian ...

Visa, Huawei, ARM to join Symbian group
(Obsolete Feed) — ... Nokia, the world’s No.1 mobile phone maker, said in June it would buy out other shareholders of UK-based smartphone software maker Symbian for $410 million and make its software royalty-free to other phone makers in response to new rivals. Read more over at Reuters… ...