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Last updated: Thursday, July 26, 2012

In the middle of 2011, a leaked video captured Nokia chief Stephen Elop talking about Meltemi, a mobile OS project they’d managed to keep secret. Nokia was working on Meltemi as an option for the kind of low-end phones that have made the company such a dominant force in emerging markets around the world. Now,

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Nokia reportedly kills Meltemi OS development

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