Mobile Linux Group Releases First Specification

narramissic writes "Google's Android may be getting all the headlines, but the venerable LiPS (Linux Phone Standards Forum), which launched to much fanfare in 2005, is rolling out the specs. The group, comprised of companies including Orange, France Telecom, MontaVista, and Access, announced Monday that it has completed the first release of its mobile Linux specification, adding components including APIs for telephony, messaging, calendar, instant messaging, and presence functions, as well as new user interface components."

Cool

[Anonymous Coward]

It only took 3 years to get the standards out? Well, it looks like 2012 will be the year of both the linux desktop and the linux phone.

Re:No, no

[TwistedOne151]

Linux on the Toaster Oven? Is that anything like Linux on a dead badger [strangehorizons.com]?