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Nokia buys out Symbian, announces platform to go open source
Nokia has announced that it is buying out the 52 percent of Symbian that it didn't already own and opening up the platform. Nokia and a number of other companies including AT&T, LG, and Samsung have also announced the creation of the Symbian Foundation. Now, open source software is great for developers because it mean that anyone can easily look at the code, tweak it, and write applications ...
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