Shelton says “At this stage of the game, it’s easy to see how [Symbian] will be the biggest community around an open operating system.” Oh dear. Someone is living in cloud cuckoo land. This is so a two horse race, its iPhone and Android. The openness, or lack thereof, is largely irrelevant.
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Mate I love the possible related post… not many two horse races at the Breeders Cup…
Agree Nokia way too late with their app store… the Stackoverflow podcast had some dicussion on this in their session with Jon Skeet in case you haven’t listened to it.