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iPhone Linux Hack: What It Means

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“Until now, few people have bothered to replace operating
systems running on their smartphones, the way they already replace
their Windows with Linux on PCs. Mobile operating system vendors
like Microsoft grew their market shares by striking deals with
handset makers and carriers to integrate their software into the
carriers’ line-ups.”


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