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News Symbian OS Smartphone Unveiled By Samsung At 3GSM
Samsung Smartphone Debuted At 3GSM
By: Linux News Desk
Feb. 14, 2005 12:00 AM
The world's first Symbian-based smartphone has been created Samsung announced at the 3GSM World Congress in Canne, France. A number of companies, including Samsung and Infineon, worked together to develop the smartphone, which supports the latest 3G mobile network which can transfer data at speeds up to 2.4MBps. The handset is comprised of Infineon's UMTS/Edge dual-mode protocol stack, Samsung's Linux kernel and Montavista-certified drivers. Samsung also used Qtopia's software platform for Linux-based mobiles and Emuzed's audio and video applications. The phone is very similar to Samsung's first Symbian smartphone, which was unveiled but never released at CommunicAsia in 2004. The handset shown at Canne uses a slide up design and features a 1Mpixel camera and supports Bluetooth and MPEG4 files and MP3. Other features include 64MB of RAM and an SDIO-enabled secure digital slot for peripheral and memory expansion. The USA FCC approved the smartphone for release in the United States last month. The handset supports EV-DO, which lets major carriers like Verizon and Sprint able to offer the phone for their 3G networks.
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