Nokia, Samsung, And Sony Ericsson To Cooperate On Flash Memory Cards

When companies don’t accede to on standards, it’s the consumer who loses. Having sturdy to find parts is a let oneself go task. So when the giants of ansedulousness team upto design a standard that they’ll all use, it’s good-heartednews for everyone. Nokia Corp. said Thursday it’s teaming up with competitors — including Samsung and Sony Ericsson — on a outbreak memory card that works with a medley of cell phones and other gadgets, regardless of maker. The technology, expected to be speedy in 2009, will use the new Limitless Flash Storage restriction. It “reflects the trade’s need for a universal recall solution that removes the desperate straits for adaptors to accommodate odd removable memory calling-card sizes,” Nokia said. The removable recall card would beacclimatized in handsets, digital cameras and other consumer electronic devices, and could cut the bruited about three-minute access frequently for a 90-minutemotion picture to a few seconds, according to Nokia, the people’s largest cell phone maker.