Linux mobile phone platform LiMo adds 7 new machines

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According to the LiMo Foundation, seven new mobile phones have just passed the LiMo authentication process. now, the number of mobile products using the platform has increased again.

The seven certified mobile phones are Motorola, Panasonic, and NEC, all of which use the latest version of LiMo Release 1. Among them, mobile phones from Panasonic and NEC will be listed in Japan through NTT DoCoMo.

Up to now, 21 mobile phones have adopted the LiMo Foundation's Open-source Linux operating system, but most of them are sold in the Asian market. However, there are also several mobile phones running on the global market, such as Motorola's Rokr E8, which is also available in the United States. The purpose of LiMo is to provide mobile phone manufacturers and operators with a complete platform, but they can customize their own interfaces and mobile phone operations to meet their needs.

After Symbian has gradually become an open-source model, the LiMo Foundation is facing increasing competition. later this year, the Google Android platform will be launched. Many LiMo Foundation members are also members of other organizations.

In addition, the LiMo Foundation announced on Monday that it has added 11 new companies, including chip manufacturers like flisikar, PacketVideo, and telecom Italy. So far, the total number of companies involved in the project has reached 50.