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Symbian: We'll Work With Google

Jul 16, 2008, 7:40 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Symbian said it is willing to expand its relationship with Google, including sharing information down to the operating system level. Symbian was recently bought out by Nokia, with the intention of merging the current versions of Symbian and opening up the source code and licensing it for free as the new Symbian Foundation. Symbian said it is already working with Google on some levels, but would be interested in providing more information to Google at the application and operating system levels so that better end products and services can be developed.

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tnt2k1

Jul 16, 2008, 9:43 AM

competition ...

... makes the world a better place!

eric_cartman

Amen to that. I hope T-Mo gets an android handset by the time I switch.

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