Linux Phone Standards Forum

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The Linux Phone Standards Forum (LiPS Forum) is a consortium created by a group of companies as an effort to create standards aimed at fostering the use of Linux on mobile devices. The main goal of the LiPS Forum is to create application programming interfaces (APIs) that will allow developers to build applications to interoperate across Linux handsets made by all manufacturers. [1] Founding members include ARM Ltd, Cellon, Esmertec, France Telecom, Telecom Italia, FSM Labs, Huawei, Jaluna, MIZI Research, MontaVista Software, Open-Plug and PalmSource (in March 2007, PalmSource changed its name to that of its parent company, Access Inc).

Other more recent members include Texas Instruments, Trolltech ASA, and Movial Oy. British Telecom joined the LiPS Forum in September 2007.

Also in September 2007, the LiPS forum announced that it was going to align its efforts with those of the Open Mobile Alliance.[2]

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  1. ^  Gohring, Nancy. New mobile Linux group launches. Computerworld. November 14, 2005.
  2. ^  LiPS synchs with OMA on mobile Linux, Register Developer, October 1, 2007

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