Nokia: Symbian beats Meego for enterprise

Nokia plans to follow with Symbian as its essential playing sound papers modify when MeeGo, its newborn top-end operative system, is released.

On Tuesday, Nokia playing smartphones honcho Ilari Nurmi told ZDNet UK that Nokia had “great converged figure plans supported on the MeeGo platform” and that there were “different types of needs and wants in the project market,” but the newborn OS would not be pitched at the project as a equal for the old Symbian.

“It’s rattling essential to state that Symbian is the direct papers today and module also be the direct papers in the future,” Nurmi said.

MeeGo is witting to movement devices ranging from smartphones to notebook computers. It is already acquirable as a Netbook OS but is still to materialize on a handset. The prototypal MeeGo sound is cod in 2011.

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