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LiMo Foundation Adds Members, Intros New Handsets

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Aug 11, 2009, 7:43 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today the LiMo Foundation announced that two more companies have joined its ranks. Japanese mobile network operator KDDI has signed up, joining its rivals NTT DoCoMo and Softback. Also joining is Immersion Corporation, which makes touchscreen technology. In addition to the new members, the LiMo Foundation also noted that members NEC and Panasonic have introduced new LiMo-compliant handsets for the Japanese market. The new phones, all of which will be sold by NTT DoCoMo, bump the number of LiMo handsets in the market up to a total of 42.

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