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    Nokia to Acquire Symbian Ltd.

    Nokia plans to acquire Symbian Ltd., the U.K.-based creator and supplier of the Symbian OS that runs in many Nokia devices. To that end, Nokia recently offered 264 million euros to acquire the 52 percent of the shares of Symbian Ltd. it does not already own. When the offer is completed Nokia will own all of Symbian Ltd.

    Nokia officials call the acquisition a fundamental step in the establishment of the Symbian Foundation, recently announced by Nokia along with AT&T, LG Electronics, Motorola, NTT DoCoMo, Samsung, Sony Ericsson, STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments, and Vodafone. The companies have also agreed to create a single open mobile software platform by combining Symbian OS, the S60 platform, UIQ and Mobile Oriented Application Platform (MOAP). The foundation will provide a unified platform with a common UI framework, and a full platform will be available for all foundation members under a royalty-free license.
  • #97
    Marsh

  • #106
    GC Smith

  • #2106
    This is a good news.
    Aira

  • #2111
    It will give Nokia more technology services and great advantage over other players like Samsung, Motorola etc. And its also a economically viable.

  • #2118
    Its really good news.Surly Nokia will have lots of benefits .
    1.They will have chance to improve as per their requirement .
    2.To make advance versions of symbian.
    3.Chance to make competitive handsets with I phone.
    4.Reduce price of product and increase production.

    -Avi
    Life is beautiful.

    Avi
    Life Is Beautiful

  • #2122
    Well, Nokia is a leader in Mobile communication. Because of all this it will always be the best option like today. Technology will improve more and more and also the price will reduce. There will of course be more and more competitive handsets in market.


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