Symbian Foundation chief Lee Williams steps down

The head of the Symbian Foundation, Lee Williams, has quit.

According to a statement from Symbian on Tuesday, Williams stepped down for "personal reasons". He has been immediately replaced with Tim Holbrow, the Foundation's chief financial officer.

Williams' departure is the latest in a string of exits associated with the mobile operating system, which--since Samsung and Sony Ericsson abandoned the platform in the last month--is now supported only by Nokia, Fujitsu and Sharp.

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