Symbian: Linux "very fragile" is not suitable for enterprise users

Article title: Symbian: Linux is very vulnerable and unsuitable for enterprise users. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source.

According to Chinese IT lab CCID, the famous mobile operating system manufacturer Symbian said recently that the open resource operating system will not be applicable to mobile platforms considering the system's "vulnerability.

According to ZDNET, at the Mobile Summit held in London on Monday, Symbian's enterprise business Market Development department leader Andrew Morgan said that the mobile Linux operating system is "very fragile ", and it is completely "not depended ". Although the outside world has always declared that the Linux platform is "as important as the web server platform", Morgan still insists that, at least for current enterprise users, it is very difficult to develop a mobile network based on an open resource system. "Products and technologies must be strictly tested before enterprise users can use them on a large scale ."

On the other hand, the mobile app company Dexterra leads Nikor and agrees that there is no suitable Linux device, but implies that the right platform will eventually emerge. On the other hand, Nilor predicts that the popularity of RIM's email device BlackBerry will decrease in the future, while Microsoft and Nokia will quickly seize the market. "BlackBerry devices are indispensable in the promotion of mobile emails, but it is very difficult to know how to continue a good start. In the eyes of Mr. Negor, the most successful practice should be to establish cooperation with a large number of operators to form a so-called network.

Of course, Motorola and other companies have begun to use the Linux operating system on the mobile phone platform, but only for the general consumer platform. However, the two major leagues have a strong interest in Linux. the LiMo alliance includes Vodafone, Motorola, and Samsung, and LiPS includes Texas Instruments, France Telecom, and Trolltech. The two major alliances almost dominated the development direction of the integrated mobile phone industry. Rob, an analyst at Quocirca, said that mobile Linux also has some advantages when it is pushed to the enterprise platform.