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Quanta picks Soleus platform for new high-end device

by Chris Ziegler Dec 14th 2007 @ 5:50PM


Yeah, it's Windows. Doesn't look much like Windows Mobile though, does it? That's 'cause it's not -- Intrinsyc's Soleus platform is a new software stack for phones based on Windows CE, not Windows Mobile, and the company has scored a huge win in signing up mega-ODM Quanta. The firm has committed to using Soleus to produce some sort of HSDPA device that is "expected to be a breakthrough in the design concept and user experience of today's wireless communications electronics" when it launches some time in the third quarter of next year. That sounds like a little bit of PR spin to us, but hey, if it means we get a totally fresh skin atop Microsoft's mobile core, we're all about it.

[Via jkOnTheRun]

Filed under: Handsets, Others, GSM, HSDPA, UMTS

Tags: gsm, hsdpa, intrinsyc, others, quanta, soleus, umts, windows, windows ce, WindowsCe

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