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:ZDNET UK: CeBIT 2000: MobileLinux can't compete with Symbian
ZDNET UK: CeBIT 2000: MobileLinux can't compete with Symbian
Feb 25, 2000, 16 :29 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (3519 reads)

(Other stories by Justin Pearse)

"On Thursday at CeBIT, the Symbian consortium dismissed as hype Transmeta's claim that MobileLinux would establish itself as the dominant platform for the mobile Internet."

"The message from the Symbian camp is that MobileLinux, backed up by the hype that surrounds the Open Source OS, would first need to convince the development community it was a viable bet. Then it would need to beef up its wireless capabilities. In short, while Transmeta talks a good fight with MobileLinux, in reality it has little hope of competing against Symbian in the emerging Wireless Information Device arena."

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