Nokia turning to Android for new phone?
Jul 06, 2009, 16:32 (1 Talkback[s])
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"A touchscreen, smartphone-class device is claimed by the
Guardian to be later in development and likely to be unveiled at
Nokia World in September. Its features are unknown beyond the use
of the Google platform.
"While no direct evidence corroborates the claim, the rumor
comes just after Nokia and Intel have signed a partnership to
produce a new kind of device beyond its typical lineup. It also
follows a rumor that Nokia is planning an Android netbook, hinting
that the company may have already reduced its dependence on
in-house operating systems by declining to use its own Maemo Linux
interface."
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