The reality of mobile Linux: Part two 
Published: 19 Feb 2008 12:02 GMT
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, ZDNet.co.uk took a look at how mobile Linux is already a reality.
In the second of a two-part series, we examined a low-cost, Linux-based 3G handset that may make a splash at the Beijing Olympic Games, a range of Linux devices that are already for sale and Texas Instruments' take on Google's much-hyped Android platform.
- Mobile World Congress preview: The year of Linux
- ARM to show Android prototype
- Mobile World Congress: Day one highlights
- Trolltech enhances mobile Linux platform
- Sony Ericsson goes Windows Mobile
- EU: Cut data-roaming costs or face regulation
- More heavyweights join mobile Linux group
- UK may get new mobile WiMax operator
- RIM: BlackBerry's future lies in social networking
- Mobile World Congress: The final analysis
- The reality of mobile Linux: Part one
- The reality of mobile Linux: Part two















