LiMo Foundation, an alliance formed to co-develop mobile platform based Linux operating system, unveiled the first handsets and revealed nine new members. Among them there are Orange, Paris-based mobile network operator, and Access Co, Tokyo-based mobile software provider.

Trolltech today announced an expanded agreement with Motorola regarding the use of Qtopia Core as the native application development platform for Motorola’s Linux-based mobile phone platform.

Wind River Systems, Inc. the global leader in Device Software Optimization (DSO), and Palm, Inc. announced that Palm has selected Wind River® Platform for Consumer Devices, Linux Edition as its open standard Linux platform for future Palm® Foleo™ software releases.

Motorola, Inc. announced a significant step in its commitment to mobile Linux® and rich experience creation by introducing MOTOMAGX, its next generation mobile Linux platform. Building on the global success of Motorola's earlier Linux-based platforms, MOTOMAGX lays the foundation to deliver new levels of openness, flexibility and support for third-party applications on Motorola mobile devices.

McAfee, Inc. announced that it has officially become a core member of the LiMo Foundation. Through this strategic partnership, McAfee® will use its mobile security expertise to enhance the end-user experience for the world's first global Linux-based software platform for mobile devices.