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Who is actually running Symbian these days? I don't mean who is CEO...
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04-26-2003 05:49 PM ET (US)
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Not really. The launch of the Tanager in America annoyed the heck out of Orange UK, but Orange doesn't have a presence in the US, so someone was bound to get a Smartphone franchise there. There was going to be a T-Mobile Sendo Smartphone, remember? and /m4 ignores the fact that most smartphones for the next year will probably be non-Microsoft, so Orange can't have planned to exclude the majority of the market! |
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04-26-2003 05:14 AM ET (US)
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Maybe I have a suspicious mind, but I think Orange's decision to work with other phone systems was made easier when their "exclusive" on the SPV was broken by the announcement of the Tanager.
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04-26-2003 05:11 AM ET (US)
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I don't think people will be surprised by Orange sponsoring both Microsoft and Symbian developer conferences. This is a different ecosystem from the PC world, where the mobile operators have the power - not the device manufacturers or the OS developers.
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I did notice that there's a special "developer" question. Maybe Symbian is taking developers seriously?
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News - Next week: the big Sym (bian) posium in London. By Guy Kewney at 25/04/2003 at 22:33 The latest version of the Symbian OS, v7.0, will star at this show, which comes two weeks after Microsoft's big Mobility Developer Conference, it's the Symbian Exposium03, which runs from Tuesday 29-30 April, ExCeL Centre, London, UK. |
