In November last year, the Finnish company Nokia acquired the Norwegian software maker Smarterphone AS , but then the deal went beyond the attention of journalists. Information about this was published by the media just now.
Software developer Smarterphone AS, for the most part, is known for its Smarterphone OS, which was used on phones with extended service functionality. These include Kyocera C4700 and Vibo T588. At the moment, it is unclear what role Smarterphone AS plays in the Nokia business, but it is believed that the new division will deal with mobile phones 40 Series.
It is also worth noting that the Finnish manufacturer is working on its own operating system Meltemi, which is built on the basis of Linux-platform. The system is designed for budget devices.
Source: Phonearena.com
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