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	<title>Comments on: Mobile Heavyweights to develop Linux-based Smartphones</title>
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		<title>By: BlackBerry Cool &#187; More Linux Platform Development</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] Not to be outdone by this announcement, Linux systems vendor a la Mobile has announced the launch of its Convergent Linux Platform in a bid to bring Linux-based smartphones to market rapidly. Calling it the first viable mobile operating system alternative to proprietary offerings, a la Mobile intends the Convergent Linux Platform to be a complete software stack for mobile handsets, not just a middleware solution. &#8220;Up to now, mobile operating systems have all been proprietary in nature, restricting freedom for customization,&#8221; said Pauline Lo Alker, President and CEO of a la Mobile. &#8220;In a high growth and high stakes environment, competitive differentiation and ease of delivering customized services are paramount for both handset vendors and network operators. [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Not to be outdone by this announcement, Linux systems vendor a la Mobile has announced the launch of its Convergent Linux Platform in a bid to bring Linux-based smartphones to market rapidly. Calling it the first viable mobile operating system alternative to proprietary offerings, a la Mobile intends the Convergent Linux Platform to be a complete software stack for mobile handsets, not just a middleware solution. &#8220;Up to now, mobile operating systems have all been proprietary in nature, restricting freedom for customization,&#8221; said Pauline Lo Alker, President and CEO of a la Mobile. &#8220;In a high growth and high stakes environment, competitive differentiation and ease of delivering customized services are paramount for both handset vendors and network operators. [...]</p>
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