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“Silicon Valley startup a la Mobile plans to ship in September
the industry’s first ‘complete’ Linux-based smartphone operating
system. The Convergent Linux Platform (CLP), which aims to
streamline Linux phone rollouts by ODMs, OEMs, and operators, will
enter a field crowded with alternatives from MontaVista, Trolltech,
ACCESS/PalmSource, and Wind River, among others.“Founder Pauline Lo Alker compares a la Mobile’s Convergent
Linux Platform to Microsoft’s Windows Mobile Smartphone platform,
in terms of delivering all required software components within a
single integrated stack…”
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