It is based on the LiMo Foundation, an industry consortium for the development of open, hardware-independent, Linux-based operating systems for mobile devices.
The company said the platform offers a suite of mobile applications either plug-in or pre-integrated that will enable handset manufacturers and operators to build customized services.
Mahesh Veerina, chief executive at Azingo, said the product is offered on 13 different hardware platforms from seven of the industry’s leading silicon providers. Azingo technology is a core component of the LiMo Foundation common integration environment and our support of LiMo specifications ensures that devices powered by Azingo Mobile will contribute to the growth and unification of mobile Linux, he said.
