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Nokia to add Symantec security to smartphones
Stuart Corner
Thursday, 06 October 2005 17:43
The agreement also will enable other Series 60 licensees to evaluate and test Symantec's mobile security solutions for their Series 60 based smartphones.
According to the two companies, Symantec has been working with Nokia for more than two years to develop mobile security technology and systems for mobile devices.
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