Siemens has agreed to license the Series 60 software platform and work with Nokia to further develop it for implementation in Symbian OS-based smart phones. Peter Zapf, president of Mobile Phones at Nokia claimed it is the first time hand-set...
Montavista, which specialises in GNU/Linux systems for wireless devices, is best known for its Mobilinux products for mobile phones. The aim of the deal is "to further accelerate the development of next generation Linux-based mobile phones", the...
In the first release of the software available this spring, the new Unified Mobile Communicator will work on smart phones running Microsoft's Windows Mobile, Symbian OS or RIM's BlackBerry operating system.
All major handset manufacturers worldwide licence Flash today delivering a broad range of mobile devices ranging from feature phones to smart phones and consumer electronic devices. Microsoft chose to work with Nokia because it has the largest...
The software giant has launched an update to its Windows Mobile OS - version 6.1 - which includes a new home-screen user interface, threaded SMS messages for at-a-glance text conversations and an updated Internet Explorer that enables users to...
With the new client, Skype joins a number of companies, such as Fring and Truphone, attempting to bring internet telephony to the mobile world. The test software is available worldwide and supports 50 Java-enabled handsets from Motorola, Nokia...
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