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Japanese mobile companies band together to create new mobile platform

Platform will cut costs for the partners

Japanese mobile companies band together to create new mobile platform
Six of the biggest Japanese mobile device companies have joined forces to create a new mobile application platform.

Due to launch some time at the beginning of March 2012, the platform will be developed to support high-quality 3D graphics and video.

The six partners - NTT DOCOMO, Renesas, Fujitsu, NEC, Panasonic, and Sharp - have said that the idea behind the co-operation is to cut app costs and get apps on the market more quickly.

A variety of devices will support the new platform - any mobile powered by Symbian or Linux OS will be compatible. Support for Android has not been confirmed yet.
Mobile-Ent.biz



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