I don’t usually post twice a day, but today was opening day in Barcelona of the Mobile World Congress, the biggest mobile show of the year, and the announcements were popping thick and fast. One of those announcements unveiled a new mobile platform called MeeGo – a new open source contender in the race to power the broad array of devices that are rapidly proliferating in the mobile marketplace. And, I’m happy to say, MeeGo will be hosted by The Linux Foundation. We’ve been working for some time on this, and we’re very pleased that the project has now gone public.
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