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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundMicrosoft phones to go clubbing
December 8, 2003 Windows Mobile Start Services will allow some AT&T Wireless subscribers using a Motorola cell phone to download extra features.Nokia grabs Psion's Symbian stake
February 9, 2004 Psion's decision to sell its chunk of Symbian could damage the operating system's chances of dominating the smart phone market. Now analysts believe Symbian looks like it's just Nokia's baby.Motorola to sell off its Symbian stake
August 29, 2003 The company plans to sell its ownership stake in leading smart-phone OS maker Symbian to fellow investors Nokia and Psion, opening it up to working with rival software developers.Sierra smart phone debuts in Europe
July 6, 2004 New phone uses Microsoft software and will make its U.S. arrival within next two weeks, a move that puts pressure on Nokia.Linux gets a phone call from Openwave
September 18, 2003 The company that sells more wireless browsers than anyone else in the world says its browser and e-mail software for cell phones is now compatible with the open-source operating system.Japanese cell phone service rings in Linux
December 4, 2003 Japanese cell phone service provider NTT DoCoMo urges its handset suppliers to build Linux-based cell phones, a milestone for the operating system's acceptance by the wireless industry.Sony Ericsson picks BlackBerry e-mail for phones
February 23, 2004 Research In Motion will deliver its BlackBerry e-mail service to new Sony Ericsson phones, a boost to its drive to sign up support from handset makers.Nokia confirms N-Gage hack, pursues pirates
November 12, 2003 The company confirms the cracking of anticopying protections in games for the combination cell phone-handheld gaming console and says it's going after online swappers.Motorola unveils first Linux smart phone
August 22, 2003 The cell phone maker unveils its first Linux-powered handset, part of an ambitious plan to use the open-source operating system to power all of its phone products.
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