IBM goes with Linux OS for PDA
[Archived in Entry, Pda Palm Os]
dalepike on 2003/02/20:
„Geek.com Geek News - IBM to shun Big Two PDA platforms "IBM is surprising many with the announcement that it will terminate an agreement with Palm and bypass Microsoft al together by developing its own PDA device. Qtopia, the OS of choice for the Sharp Zarus handhelds, is the Linux system of choice to power IBM's new device. "...“
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