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LG Licenses Series 60

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Mar 22, 2004, 8:21 AM by (staff)

LG Electronics and Nokia today announced a licensing agreement for Nokia's Series 60 Platform for Symbian-based smartphones. "Series 60 on top of the Symbian OS will provide us with a compatible platform for our smart phones throughout our CDMA, GSM/GPRS and WCDMA portfolio," said Yong E. Shin, Vice President, UMTS Handset Laboratory in LG Electronics. LG will license Series 60 as source code, enabling LG to further develop and differentiate the software, while maintaining the underlying application interoperability.

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