(Wall Street Journal) —The planned MeeGo operating system will be a key asset as Nokia Corp. strives to boost its position in the premium mobile device market, new mobile-solutions chief Anssi Vanjoki said in an interview Thursday. Coming versions of the Symbian platform will also help Nokia compete against rivals like iPhone-maker Apple Inc., while MeeGo, which it developed with chip giant Intel Corp., will be the base for a wide array of new computer-like devices as the market for handheld gadgets diversifies, Mr. Vanjoki said.
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