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Nokia funding Minimo browser project, anonymous sources say
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| According to a CNET story published last week, Nokia underwrote the Minimo project, an effort to create a standards-compliant browser for embedded use by shrinking Mozilla. The worldwide mobile phone leader currently uses the commercial Opera browser in . |
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Jun 22, 2004 03:03:04 |
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 363 ( 50 +13.77% ) | | Author | Linux News |
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