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Nokia, Qualcomm, AT&T: New Symbian Phone
Finnish phone company trying to up its success in US market 3,525 reads
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Samsung To Ditch Symbian
Wants to make handset look like HTC not Nokia 3,297 reads
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Symbian Foundation Is Created
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Symbian Group Gets New Members
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Samsung to ditch Symbian
Wants to make handset look like HTC not Nokia 11 November 2009 19:59 GMTSamsung is set to ditch the Symbian OS bringing with it a major blow for the operating system.
According to reports online, Samsung's senior VP Don Joo Lee has confirmed that it will dismiss Symbian from its smartphones.
Phasing out the OS, the phone manufacturer...
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Nokia and Qualcomm working on new Symbian phone for AT&T
Finnish phone company trying to up its success in US market 30 October 2009 9:24 GMTNokia is planning a fresh attack on the US mobile phone market, teaming up with AT&T on a new Symbian phone, a new report suggests.
The device will be developed along with Snapdragon-maker Qualcomm, who has recently joined the Symbian Foundation board. -
Symbian Foundation launches Horizon apps scheme
"We'll make your application famous" 17 July 2009 12:18 GMTThe Symbian Foundation has announced it is to plunge into the world of mobile phone app schemes with the launch of "Symbian Horizon", something that may finally realise its huge installed customer base and take some of the currently popular app focus away from Apple and...
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Nokia announces nine more members of Symbian Foundation
3 joins up 10 July 2008 17:20 GMTNokia has announced that nine more companies, including the mobile phone operator 3, will join the new open mobile software alliance Symbian Foundation, Reuters reports.
The original announcement, made in June, saw Nokia buying out the Symbian software company... -
Open Symbian Foundation to be created
OHA rivaling body launched by mobile leaders 24 June 2008 9:23 GMTNokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola and NTT DOCOMO have announced that they will unite the Symbian OS, S60, UIQ and MOAP to create one open mobile software platform.
Along with AT&T, LG Electronics, Samsung Electronics, STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments and...
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