Google’s Android OS may be enjoying the majority of the Linux-limelight, what with the T-Mobile G1’s recent launch and all. But, there are other Linux-based mobile operating systems in the works, waiting for their turn to shine in the smartphone segment. Even amidst the transition to an open-source Symbian code-base, Nokia is open to using non-Symbian

Most of the tech bloggers have been cranking up the news that Nokia eyes Linux as the platform for their for high-end phones! Speculation started when the Ukko Lappalainen, vice president at Nokia's markets unit, told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the "Nokia World" that "In the longer perspective, Linux will become a serious alternative for our high-end phones" Actually analysts...

Rumors and speculation are swirling around the mobile media about the possible launch of a WiMax equipped version of the Linux powered Nokia N810 Internet Tablet. Internet Tablet Talk, a site dedicated to the discussion of Nokia's Tablet series of devices has discovered the first images of the Nokia N810 WiMax edition taken from Nokia's

The independent semiconductor company founded by Philips - NXP Semiconductors and the embedded Linux solution provider for mobile phones - Purple Labs today announced the low-cost Linux-powered 3G mobile phone. The so called Purple Magic phone is based on the NXP Nexperia Cellular System Solution 7210 for 3G, coupled with the Purple Labs Linux suite. First it's important to say this is a reference

After a bit of time with the Nokia N810 at Nokia World 2007 in Amsterdam, we walked away impressed by the build quality and overall feel. Check out our hands-on pictures and read on for initial thoughts on the latest Internet Tablet from Nokia.