Motorola steers clear of Trolltech after Nokia acquires it 30.11.1999 / BetaNews.Com After Nokia announced plans to acquire open source technology maker Trolltech earlier in the week, Motorola ended the week by showing its support for open source technology, while also stating how it will shift away from Trolltech technologies.
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