Dana Blankenhorn writes on Moore’s Lore:
Nokia Funds Open Source Cell Browser
Nokia has put an unknown amount of cash into Mozilla, with the intent of creating an open source cell phone browser.
You may remember how earlier this week I wrote about how cell phones will be the most popular way to access the Internet in a few years, and about how XHTML MP development today is centered on Openwave?
Here’s an alternative, plus an endorsement of open source browser technology from a major cellular phone vendor.
Nokia has put an unknown amount of cash into Mozilla, with the intent of creating an open source cell phone browser.
You may remember how earlier this week I wrote about how cell phones will be the most popular way to access the Internet in a few years, and about how XHTML MP development today is centered on Openwave?
Here’s an alternative, plus an endorsement of open source browser technology from a major cellular phone vendor.
This is a good new: exspecially with Motorola that’s embracing the Smart Phone 2003 technology by Microsoft
