Mobile next battleground for Linux

Yes!: >>...Nokia's use of Linux in its 770 Web tablet
is a tribute to the scalability and
configurability of open source platforms, said
Chambe-Eng...<<
>>...Linux has recently seen its popularity as a
smart-phone platform rise dramatically in the
Asian market, but Chambe-Eng also predicted a
great deal of success for the forthcoming Rokr E2
music-centric handset, the first Linux-driven
handset to be properly marketed in Europe...<<

Linux is competitive. Given a fairly level
playing field, Linux WILL get a substantial share
of any market.; Posted by: richdave Posted on: 06/28/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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