Orange, Intel partner on MeeGo device support

News Wireless Europe 3 MAR 2010
Orange, Intel partner on MeeGo device support
Orange has agreed to work with Intel on developing support for its mobile data services on devices running the MeeGo software and using Intel Atom processors. MeeGo is the Linux platform built around Intel's Moblin and Nokia's Maemo systems, announced in Barcelona last month. Intel and Orange said they will work together to increase the availability of Orange Signature Services, such as Orange TV and Orange Maps, on devices running MeeGo.

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Mobile

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Orange,  Nokia,  Intel

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Europe

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Data services, Cooperations & alliances, Wholesale, Handsets

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