Nokia Symbian and MeeGo still Alive shipping this year 2011

Nokia Symbian and MeeGo still Alive shipping this year 2011:
Amazing day, eh? Something a good number of of us considered will never crop up simply hit the smartphone sector covet a sweaty madman screaming at developers. But rest easy, much even though Windows Phone 7 is making billed as Nokia's "primary smartphone platform," your OS hasn't suffered an untimely death, MeeGo and Symbian fans. Understandably, we are seeing which Alberto Torres, the former managed of MeeGo, quit as of yesterday. Here's how Nokia has in list for MeeGo:
"Under the new strategy, MeeGo gets an open-source, mobile talking technique project. MeeGo would place increased emphasis on longer-term sell exploration of next-generation devices, platforms and user experiences. Nokia a great deal plans to ship a MeeGo-related product later on their year."

Likewise, Symbian sucker being offered away either:

"With Nokia's intended move to Windows Phone as its number one smartphone platform, Symbian gets a franchise platform, leveraging initial investment choices to harvest a multitude of value. This strategy recognizes the option to retain and transition the installed base of 200 million Symbian owners. Nokia expects to sale something like 150 million greater amount of Symbian devices in the ages to come"

Jo Harlow, Nokia exec now in credit of Smart Devices, should take over the MeeGo reins in addition to responsibility for Symbian Smartphones and Strategic Business Operations.