Linux Devices reports that Motorola will introduce eight to 10 smartphones in 2005, and a large number of those will be powered by Linux, which apparently is coming from a small Linux vendor Montevista Software. More details here.
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Linux Smartphones gain Traction with Motorola Rollouts
The Linux Smartphone is, by the look of it, about to happen in a large way – Motorola have just announced thier intention to put out 8-10 linux Smartphones this year – although no linux based phones are available in the US right now, it’s sure to follo
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AUTHOR: Dustin Wyatt
So, a large number of Linux smartphones will be powered by Linux? Astounding!
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AUTHOR: Om Malik
good catch dustin – sleep blogging is to blame – corrected it, and thanks for pointing this out.
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