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Nokia’s Linux-based Meltemi platform melts amid layoffs; Qt still afloat

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Ars Technica; By Ryan Paul 		Mail this story
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Meltemi was a Linux-based operating system that was intended to be Nokia’s successor to the S40 feature phone platform. Used in conjunction with the Qt development toolkit, Meltemi was going to be the cornerstone of Nokia’s strategy for connecting the “next billion” smartphone users.

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henke54 ·
Quoting:“In response to our recent Ulm site closure announcement from Nokia HQ, we (the employees) openly invite you to discover our world of talent on offer,” a flyer on their new website reads. “Welcome to Project KYVYT’.”
http://gigaom.com/europe/nokias-secret-linux-team-is-looking...

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