Nokia outsources Symbian development, support

Nokia has finalized an agreement that will see the handset maker outsource Symbian development to global consulting and outsourcing company Accenture. The deal between the companies was first announced in April . Accenture will handle Symbian software development and support for Nokia through 2016 ...

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