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Sendo Abandons Microsoft Smartphone

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Nov 7, 2002, 11:21 AM by (staff)
updated Dec 7, 2008, 3:37 PM

Sendo said today that it has abandoned its Z100 smartphone, and the Microsoft Windows Powered Smartphone platform on which it was based. The company will instead develop a smartphone based on Nokia's competing Series 60 platform. Sendo was originally one of the launch partners for Microsoft's phone platform, and Microsoft owns a stake in the manufacturer. The Z100 was scheduled to ship in just a few weeks. A Sendo spokesperson said one reason for the switch was that Sendo could get access to the source code for the Nokia software, which it could not do with Microsoft's software.

source: Reuters

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