“Motorola’s first Linux handset for the US market, the RIZR Z6,
is also likely to be the first in the industry to run an ‘open’
operating system–Linux, Symbian OS or Windows on a single- rather
than dual-processor architecture.“This shows that Linux is making significant improvements in its
suitability to be an operating system for mobile devices, and could
give Motorola a significant headstart in the battle to create low
power, low cost smartphones…”
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