Google's Chrome Browser Moves Up
Opera's iPhone Browser Audition
Intel, Nokia Combine Mobile Platforms
Symbian 3 Is Now Fully Open Source
Mobile Firefox Runs on Nokia N900
Wal-Mart Prepares To Sell Nexus One

Google's Chrome was the only web browser application to gain global market share last month, with all other major browser platforms showing month-to-month declines, according to Net Applications.
Norwegian software maker Opera has created a version of its mobile browser that works with Apple handsets and will soon try to get a green light from Apple to put the browser on the iPhone and iPod touch.
Intel and Nokia are combining their Moblin and Maemo operating systems to create MeeGo, a unified Linux-based platform that will run on a wide range of mobile computing devices.
It's official -- and ahead of schedule. The Symbian mobile operating system is now completely open source, and the Symbian Foundation has released Symbian 3, the latest version of the platform.
Mozilla has released a mobile version of its Firefox browser for users of Nokia's N900 smartphone, which runs the handset maker's Maemo OS. The browser is built on the Firefox 3.6 engine.
In a move that could invigorate weak sales of Google's Nexus One smartphone, Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, appears ready to start selling the device, reportedly as low as $99.

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