“Concerns over the usefulness of Linux as a mobile phone
operating system have been played down by market analyst IMS
Research.“It has already been suggested that open source Linux will be
the standard operating system for set-top boxes, but standard
fragmentation has been a criticism of Linux as a mobile operating
system (OS) as there could be a certain amount of variation in
Linux-based designs when compared to other platforms such as
Symbian or Windows Mobile…”
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