Исправление atsym, (текущая версия) :
In February 2011, Elop officially announced the new strategy for Nokia
Формально, Symbian с 2010 года управлялся non-profit организацей Symbian Foundation и был независимым от Nokia проектом
After the transition completed in April 2011, the Symbian Foundation will remain as the trademark holder and licensing entity, and will only have non-executive directors involved. All Symbian Foundation public web sites, wiki and code repositories were shut down on 17 December 2010, [10] and on that date Nokia launched a new Symbian site.
However, with the announcement of Nokia's partnership with Microsoft in February 2011 and the transition to Windows Phone OS as the primary platform, the development of Symbian stopped and was outsourced to Accenture. Nokia closed this service at end of 2012.[/quot]
Исправление atsym, :
In February 2011, Elop officially announced the new strategy for Nokia
Формально, Symbian с 2010 года управлялся non-profit организацей Symbian Foundation и был независимым от Nokia прлектом
After the transition completed in April 2011, the Symbian Foundation will remain as the trademark holder and licensing entity, and will only have non-executive directors involved. All Symbian Foundation public web sites, wiki and code repositories were shut down on 17 December 2010, [10] and on that date Nokia launched a new Symbian site.
However, with the announcement of Nokia's partnership with Microsoft in February 2011 and the transition to Windows Phone OS as the primary platform, the development of Symbian stopped and was outsourced to Accenture. Nokia closed this service at end of 2012.[/quot]
Исходная версия atsym, :
In February 2011, Elop officially announced the new strategy for Nokia
Формально, Symbian с 2010 года управлялся non-profit организацей Symbian Foundation и был независимым от Nokia прлектом
After the transition completed in April 2011, the Symbian Foundation will remain as the trademark holder and licensing entity, and will only have non-executive directors involved. All Symbian Foundation public web sites, wiki and code repositories were shut down on 17 December 2010, [10] and on that date Nokia launched a new Symbian site.
However, with the announcement of Nokia's partnership with Microsoft in February 2011 and the transition to Windows Phone OS as the primary platform, the development of Symbian stopped and was outsourced to Accenture. Nokia closed this service at end of 2012.