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Nathan Eagle's Forum Nokia Blog
Android / Symbian Merger Predicted
natecow | 25 July, 2008 22:03
Analysts at J. Gold Associates are predicting a merger between Symbian and Android in the next three to six months. While I'm not convinced these guys have much more insight into this market than we do, I think it could be great news if they turn out to be correct. An increasing number of my students are becoming avid supporters of mobile open source everything and I don't see much downside of a unified, open source mobile phone operating system. Will a Symbian / Android merger change life as we know it?
http://www.informationweek.com/news/mobility/business/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=209600592
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