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Dec 3
2008
Open Source Mobile Roundup
by Nat Torkington | @gnat | comments: 2
Tim sent around a link to the VisionMobile report on open source technology in the mobile space, which I really enjoyed. It covers not just the software used at different layers in the stack, it also covers licensing and governance models. Strongly recommended.
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Yes, anyway I believe there's an erron in the interpretation of EPL (related to symbian foundation). IMHO no way a company will pay a fee to Nokia to install the EPL-Opensourced symbian on a single handset (except the 1500 fee to be inside the SF)
The EPL speaks clearly. The main difference vs Android will be the "derivative works" clause.
I tryied also to commento on visionmobile but comment was managed as spam :D
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Ntino [2008-12-03 04:06 PM]
awesome link Nat, contains a bird's eye view of the whole open source mobile scene...