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TapRoot Systems Inc., a leading provider of embedded software solutions and reference platforms for smartphones, today announced that its WLAN software solution is available for all 9.x releases of Symbian OS. TapRoot's production ready software solution contains the key WLAN features necessary to support enterprise class applications for dual mode handsets. "Symbian OS is designed to enable a mass market for enhanced communications and information services based on mobile phones," said Jorgen Behrens, Vice President of Product Management and Strategy. "Taproot is a valued partner and Symbian welcomes the availability of Taproot's WLAN solution complementing Symbian's native support for Wifi in Symbian OS v9.3 announced 12th July 2006." The TapRoot WLAN solution is working and available with support for leading WLAN (802.11) chipset manufacturers including Philips, Texas Instruments and Marvell. Additionally, TapRoot's WLAN product is being demonstrated on several mobile phone reference platforms using a variety of bus interfaces (e.g. SDIO, SPI and custom). "TI has long been a leading supplier of mobile WLAN chipsets, and we are excited to extend our work to include collaboration with WLAN SW leaders like TapRoot," said Paul Werp, TI's Business Director of Mobile Connectivity Solutions. "By working with TapRoot to combine their Symbian and Wi-Fi experience with TI's WiLink(TM) family of mobile WLAN single-chip solutions, we can meet the crucial demand for Symbian-based mobile WLAN solutions in the smartphone market." "TapRoot has been delivering 802.11 software solutions for smartphones since 2002; by keeping up to date with the latest Symbian OS platform releases we continue to offer a time to market advantage to our handset customers," said TapRoot's CEO, Hugh Thomas. "Our WLAN certification service also guarantees compliance with the stringent Wifi Alliance(R) interoperability tests and our in-house test lab supports carrier specific compliance testing." TapRoot has worked with global carriers and handset OEMs to launch dual-mode handsets, including devices deployed on NTT DoCoMo's network in Japan. TapRoot offers additional production ready software products and system integration services to Symbian licensees to complement Symbian OS. This enables full production, dual-mode, smartphones to be created and deployed in the shortest possible time. About Symbian Symbian is a software licensing company that develops and licenses Symbian OS, the market leading open operating system for advanced, data-enabled mobile phones, also known as smartphones. Symbian licenses Symbian OS to the world's leading handset manufacturers and has built close co-operative business relationships with leading companies across the mobile industry. At the end of Q1 2006 70.5 million Symbian OS phones had been shipped by licensees worldwide to over 250 major network operators. Symbian has its headquarters in London, United Kingdom with offices in the United States, Europe (England and Sweden (UIQ Technology AB)), Israel and Asia (India, P.R. China, Korea, and Japan).
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