“Openwave Systems said Thursday that its browser and e-mail
software for cell phones is now compatible with Linux, which
strengthens a Motorola-led push to use the open-source operating
system in mobile phones.“Several major handset manufacturers have expressed an interest
in the Linux-compatible version of Openwave’s Phone Suite software,
but Brian Dally, director of client software product management,
said he could not disclose the companies’ identities…”
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