Linux, Symbian and open source looks to be the future for Nokia as it approaches a head-on clash with Google.    Thursday, September 25 2008 @ 03:01 PM EDT Contributed by: sde Nokia is extending its knowledge base in the free Linux operating system as the mobile software battle with Google hots up. The world's leading handset manufacturer has made a big bet on Symbian software, offering $410 million (£221 million) to buy out other shareholders in the consortium and committing to opening the software up for free use when the deal is approved. Nokia says Symbian plays a central role in its software strategy, but analysts say the role of Linux in the company's Nokia phones is also set to increase, reflecting a mindset shift for a company that has long shunned using software from multiple vendors. Read more   [ Views: 1140 ]

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