Hi Nick
I think that this move is also a consequence of the growing control
that Nokia is having on Symbian. If Symbian will end up being
the Nokia Os this could be dangerous for the Japanese handsets
manufacturers.
A future mobile version of Linux developed in Japan could be a safer
bet for several reasons.
Giovanni
Il giorno 04/dic/03, alle 15:24, nick may ha scritto:
> A side effect of settling on a single, well known, well understood
> system, is that it is probably an easier target for virus. Better Linux
> than Microsoft, but a monoculture is a monoculture...
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> I am a great believer in 'security through mild obscurity" as an
> additional layer of protection on top of what are often flawed
> IMPLEMENTATIONS of "real security".
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> Nick
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