LiMo Foundation Announces Upcoming Release of Mobile Linux OS
Filed in archive Mobile by jeff goldman on February 4, 2008

The LiMo Foundation today announced that it will be delivering the Linux-based LiMo Platform for mobile handsets next month. It'll be showcasing the tech next week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
"The platform is a modular, plug-in-based, hardware-independent architecture built around an open operating system, with a secure runtime environment for support of downloaded applications," explains LinuxInsider's Katherine Noyes.
"Linux was selected as its core technology because of its widespread acceptance, rich functionality and scalability, its record of success in embedded systems
and mobile phones, and its potential to easily 'cross-platformize' with other product categories."More here from ZDNet UK ... more here from CNET News ... more here from Computerworld ... and the press release is here.
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