Samsung to produce Vodafone's first LiMo OS based device
The leaked images you’re about to see in a second aren’t simply some images of a still unannounced device. They are pictures of a device that's first of its kind - a full touch phone with Linux Mobile OS - and it comes from Vodafone, straight from the heart of the well-forgotten LiMo foundation.
Samsung will produce Vodafone's first LiMo based device
We're short of detailed info about the new Samsung phone but we do know the LiMo based device will feature an OLED touchscreen with haptic feedback, 8-megapixel snapper and access to the upcoming Vodafone People service.
Vodafone people will feature things like active contacts, location-based services and access to social networks. So, Android (which is based on Linux OS as well), better prepare for a battle 'cos Vodafone are hiding some strong cards in their sleeves.
A closer look
Word on the street is the device is actually the Samsung I8305 Riedel, which was Wi-Fi certified recently and might be unveiled on 24th September in London. We guess, we'll do the waiting then.
Reader comments
- Open Source
- 17 Sep 2009
- 3if
Linux is much more better,then WiMo 6: Linux is open source anyone can do whatever they want with it -and this is TRUE!!!.
- indian
- 14 Sep 2009
- 2@s
look-a-like samsung ultra touch. open-source os is better in features.
- Anonymous
- 13 Sep 2009
- Yib
Definate iPhone look alike, wannabe.
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