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Formed in June 2008 after a Nokia buyout, the Symbian Foundation is an organisation that aims to fully open up the mobile operating system. David Wood is a key member of the organisations new leadership team and I have a meeting with him this Wednesday. ... Read the original blog entry...
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Adrian Bridgwater a freelance journalist specialising in cross platform software application development as well as all related aspects of software engineering and project management.
Adrian is a regular blogger with ZDNet.co.uk, SYS-CON Media, and Ulitzer.com, covering the application development landscape and the movers, shakers and start-ups that make the industry the vibrant place that it is.
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