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Mon, Sep 26 2011 Samsung joins forces with Intel and Microsoft Tweet Share this Email Print Related News REFILE-UPDATE 1-Intel, Samsung to lead new Linux platform 1:42am EDT RIM shares jump on Icahn stake talk Tue, Sep 27 2011 Samsung's legal woes threaten to crimp tablets, chips Mon, Sep 26 2011 RIM will struggle to restore credibility: analyst Tue, Sep 20 2011 Google+ opens up, takes fight to Facebook Tue, Sep 20 2011 Analysis & Opinion Fraud and the feeder fund: How Merkin dodged fed. class action Tech wrap: Google+ now open to the masses Related Topics Technology » Media » By Tarmo Virki, European Technology Correspondent Wed Sep 28, 2011 9:56am EDT (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics unveiled on Wednesday software pacts with Intel and Microsoft as the world's No.2 cellphone maker strengthens its mobile software push. Samsung has quickly become one of the largest smartphone makers globally, helped by its strong offering of devices using Google's Android platform. Analysts said Wednesday's deals signaled Samsung's aim to lower its exposure to Android following Google's $12.5 billion August acquisition of Motorola Mobility. "The Google Motorola deal certainly gives Samsung some motivation to lessen the dependence on Android," said Matthew Thornton, analyst at Avian Securities. Microsoft and Samsung signed on Wednesday a new deal for development and marketing of Windows phones, while also agreeing on a wide patent cross-licensing deal. Samsung has also used Microsoft's software in the past. Earlier on Wednesday two Linux software groups, one backed by Samsung, another by Intel, said they have joined forces to develop a new operating system for cellphones and other devices. Under the deal, the LiMo Foundation and Linux Foundation are effectively merging their LiMo and Meego mobile operating systems and hope to gain wider industry and consumer support, but analysts said the new Tizen platform is likely to struggle. It would have to attract wide support from developers and manufacturers to compete with the dozen or so other mobile operating systems available in a smartphone market currently dominated by Apple's in-house software and Google's Linux-based Android. "The best hope for them is that big operators get worried by Android ... and decide to consciously switch their allegiances to rival platforms to restrict Google's huge influence over the mobile market," said analyst Neil Mawston from Strategy Analytics. Earlier this year Nokia, the biggest phone maker by volume, ditched its own Symbian operating system in favor of Microsoft's Windows Phone software. Currently Windows Phone has a smartphone market share of 2-3 percent, according to industry analysts, and LiMo and Meego have less than 1 percent apiece, while Android's share is almost 50 percent and still growing. "This (Tizen) is driven by necessity. 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