Mobile platform under development
Renesas Electronics, Fujitsu NEC, Panasonic and Sharp have agreed to jointly develop a new application platform for mobile phones that will be compatible with both the Symbian and Linux operating systems.
Commercial launch of phones incorporating the new platform is scheduled for the second half of 2012.
The platform will offer improved processing speeds for high-quality video and enhanced 3D graphics processing for mobile multimedia.
The platform is planned to be offered to mobile phone manufacturers worldwide.
Compatibility with open operating systems such as Android also is under consideration.
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