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Bangalore, Oct. 4 ARM and six companies are collaborating to develop a Linux-based open source platform for next-generation mobile applications. A full platform will be released in early 2008 and devices based on it will be seen on shelves in early 2009.

The market for ultra mobile devices is expected to grow at over a 20 per cent compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) through the next decade driven by new communications standards, content rich data provided over the Internet, new usage models, and new business models, according to analyst firm In-Stat.

The new platform will be released into the open source community and will be adopted by vendors, including Marvell, MontaVista, Movial, Mozilla, Samsung and Texas Instruments.

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