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Nokia, Intel join forces

AMSTERDAM: Intel and Nokia will jointly develop smart phones that run on the Symbian operating system, developed by the British firm Symbian. Intel is keen for a major foothold in the cell phone market, and the deal with Nokia could put pressure on top makers of mobile phone chips such as Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics.

— Reuters

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