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news and opinions about Nokia Series 60 Symbian phones and other high-priced Finnish trinkets

Monday, January 24, 2005
  Meet "Lasco"
Symbian's latest virus puts the OS in the spotlight in today's New York Times: "In the 2004 quarter, Symbian-based devices grew to half of all new shipments. And on Wednesday, Symbian announced its entry, along with PalmSource, into the Open Mobile Terminal Platform group, an organization of mobile phone operators that seeks to bring more interoperability and consistency to the forest of mobile devices on the market."
 
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