Sony Licenses Psion OS
Wednesday, April 26, 2000 2:02:50 PM
Symbian has announced that Sony is licensing its EPOC operating system for use in its next-generation wireless phones. Sony has also licensed the Palm OS and is expected to release a handheld based on the Palm OS in the coming months. It is not yet clear how this latest announcement from Sony will affect the development of future Palm-based devices from the electronics giant.
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RE: Not More News
I.M. Anonymous @ 4/27/2000 9:23:48 AM #
This appears to be the same news that the article is talking about.
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