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Symbian: Mobile Linux 'fragmentation city'

Publication:ZDNet UKDate:Jul 05 2007
Reporter:David Meyer

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Enterprises will not adopt mobile Linux because it is too fragmented, according to Symbian's head of enterprise business market development.

Speaking at the Mobility Summit in London on Monday, Andrew Moran said that mobile Linux was "fragmentation city" and "completely unfeasible". Despite describing Linux as being "important as a web server platform", Moran claimed it was currently too hard for enterprise users to plan deployment of open source on mobile handsets. "You would have to have a rock-solid business case to do that," he added.




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