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| Microsoft lawsuit won't slow Linux's lead in mobile market |
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| Publication: | ZDNet | Date: | Mar 02 2009 |
Microsoft’s lawsuit against TomTom is aimed at Linux but it won’t deter the open source operating system’s success in the mobile device market, said. Red Hat, Novell and IBM are key members of Open Invention Network, which is allied with the Linux Foundation, which has also pledged to fight if the case turns on the Linux kernel. Bergelt said TomTom contacted the organization after Microsoft’s case was filed. Open Invention Network’s CEO.
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