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Samsung Joins Symbian

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Mar 14, 2002, 10:34 AM by (staff)

Samsung today said it will add Symbian to its software partners. Samsung is the last of the world's top five handset makers to adopt the software of Symbian, a British company financially supported by three of the top five phone producers. Symbian produces operating system software that powers handhelds and smartphones. Today's annoncement is expected to result in Symbian-based smartphones from Samsung, although Samsung said it also plans to continue working with Microsoft and Palm on creating smartphones based on their respective platforms.

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