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Photos: The new gadgets and tech services up Orange's sleeve
Photo The software, available as a downloadable app for Android, iPhone, Symbian and Window Mobile, allows users to answer incoming calls to their home phone on their mobile using wi-fi, or make VoIP calls... [26 Nov 2009]
Exclusive: Former MySQL boss Marten Mickos talks open source
Comment Fast forward to the present and open source is indeed on the rise - most notably in the mobile industry, for example, where handset makers are falling over themselves to embrace new open source OSes such as Google's... [19 Nov 2009]
Maemo and Android: Symbian's open source rivals up the pressure
News New entrants to the market including Google's Android will continue to snap at Symbian's heels, according to market watchers In-Stat, with the company also seeing increasing competition from a new... [02 Nov 2009]
Photos: 10 of the best open source mobiles
Photo However, Android wasn't the first mobile Linux effort by any means: work on open source mobiles by the LiMo Foundation, as well as the Openmoko project was already underway by the time the Google OS was announced. [12 Oct 2009]
Adobe's Flash coming to smartphones, netbooks
News Most major smartphone platforms will support the software - Google Android, Symbian, Palm WebOS and Windows Mobile - but Apple has yet to sign up. Flash is ubiquitous on the desktop - now Adobe is hoping... [05 Oct 2009]
Cheat Sheet: Symbian
Cheat Sheet That year also saw the announcement of Android - Google's open source software platform for mobiles, while another Linux-based mobile OS effort, the LiMo Foundation, also came into being around that time. [01 Oct 2009]
iPhone still king of apps: But don't ignore Android
News Developing for the iPhone is a no-brainer," said Noam Bardin, CEO of a mobile app company called Waze, which has developed navigation applications for the iPhone, Android, Symbian and Windows Mobile... [11 Sep 2009]
Want to run iPhone apps on Windows phones?
News Krishnamurti says mobile phone application developers have long complained about having to create different versions of applications for a wide range of handset operating systems, including the iPhone, Google's Android,... [03 Sep 2009]
Apple puts Google on a leash over Latitude for iPhone
News In announcing Latitude for iPhone, a Google blog post noted that the application works much the same way as on other platforms like Android, Symbian, BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile. Google on Thursday... [27 Jul 2009]
Symbian offers app developers a helping hand
News Google, meanwhile, has offered Android developers cash prizes in a series of competitions to raise interest and create a buzz around the platform. Developers working on apps for Symbian OS are to be... [16 Jul 2009]
Is Apple's iPhone App Store too far ahead for others to catch up?
News Google's Android Market has also launched. And the Symbian Foundation is also working on a developer program to get more applications on the market for consumers with smartphones running the... [15 Jul 2009]
Cheat Sheet: Google Android
Cheat Sheet Google Android? So how many Android phones are out there? The Hero illustrates an interesting aspect of the Android strategy - it's being skinned with a UI made by HTC rather than with... [10 Jul 2009]
Symbian takes step towards open source with first package release
News Symbian competes with a number of mobile operating systems, including Apple's iPhone OS, Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows Mobile. The Symbian Foundation has released its first... [10 Jul 2009]
Nokia denies there's an Android phone in the making
News Going for Android would certainly have been a surprising move for Nokia, given the time and money it has put into opening up Symbian. Nokia has strongly denied working on an... [06 Jul 2009]
Nokia lets Maemo developers in on the Qt
News Meanwhile, on Monday Nokia denied speculation it was working on an Android device, a development that would have meant the company was supporting three open-source platforms. Basing Maemo Harmattan on Qt will make it... [06 Jul 2009]
