OpenMoko
March 4, 2008 | Levent OZLER
Until now, mobile platforms have been proprietary and scattered.
With the release of OpenMoko, which is based on the latest Linux open source efforts, developers now have an easy way to create applications and deliver services that span all users and provide a common "look and feel".
OpenMoko also offers common storage models and libraries for application developers, making writing applications for mobile phones fun and easy while guaranteeing swift proliferation of a wide range of applications for mobile phones.
With such extremely high quality open frameworks, developers will be armed with exactly the tools they need to revolutionize the mobile industry.
"For the first time, the mobile ecosystem will be as open as the PC, and mobile applications equally as diverse and more easily accessible," said Sean Moss-Pultz, architect of OpenMoko and Product Manager of FIC's Mobile Communication Business Unit.
"Ringtones are already a multi-billion dollar market.
We think downloading mobile applications on an open platform will be even bigger.
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