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March 4, 2009
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Symbian Foundation – things are developing nicely



LONDON, England – In the words of the peeps from the Symbian Foundation, things are developing nicely over there. Although a new website is currently being built, the team have put together a blog to keep everyone informed of what’s happening. The new site promises to be be comprehensive when it goes live at symbian.org (the original symbianfoundation.org URL will redirect to the new site). Until that happens, the blog will be the primary source of news and info about the Foundation’s activities. Membership documentation is also available from the old Symbian site, for those who want to join up.

Meanwhile, the Symbian Foundation will be exhibiting at CTIA next month (booth 4814 for those attending) and will also be taking part in events such as Mobile Monday, WIP and the AT&T devCentral Fast Pitch session.

There’s a bunch of interesting stories and topic on the blog right now and plenty more to come, we’re sure. For now though, it’s worth stopping by to take a quick look. You can also check out Lee Williams’ MWC presentation, where in his own words, his comments attracted some attention. Check it out here.

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