Symbian Foundation To Close Its Open Source Code Websites
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The Symbian Foundation has decided to shut down its websites containing open sourced code, software fixes and documentation from 17 December. The platform will still remain open source, although the move is considered by many to be the beginning of the end for the Symbian OS. In a blog post, the Foundation said that developers keen on procuring documentation, code and updates related to the platform will be available on request, and sent out via DVD or USB sticks. The...
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