Hmm … Apple and Nokia inked a deal to put the open source-based Safari web browser into Nokia Series 60 phones.
I wonder if this was initiated by Nokia (in which case I’d say they just wanted an alternative to Opera) or by Apple (in which case something a lot more interesting is happening)?
Given Apple’s recent decision to switch to Intel x86 chips for its Macintosh line, seems like things aren’t steady-as-she-goes in Cupertino.
Update: OK it’s not Safari, it’s WebCore and JavaScriptCore. This may have been one of the factors behind forking KHTML and KJS (from the KDE project).
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Hopefully Apple and Nokia will get buddy buddy now and I will be able to send and receive SMS messages via the address book application soon. :)