Advertisements MeeGo is getting much love in the industry as some big players voice their support for the Intel-Nokia Molin-Maemo child. We could see MeeGo on Acer and Asus netbooks and tablets, Meego on car dashboard (running Ovi Maps navigation), finally get some decent gaming titles that meet the standard of today’s 3D visual expectations […]
Some MeeGo and Moblin videos for you. About MeeGo MeeGo is the merger of “the best of Maemo” with “the best of Moblin” MeeGo – Qt App development means cross platform (and cross device) compatibility with Symbian (and other OS?). Move from one device to another and still use the same app. MeeGo was built […]
Last Sunday, Symbian unleashed their roadmap giving details of multicore powered Symbian^5 and Symbian^6 OS. We got a glimpse of the progress of Symbian on touch screens with Symbian^3 UI video. It went Viral on youtube, shooting up to the most viewed as it demonstrated a very promising future for Symbian with features such as […]
Last Sunday, Symbian unleashed their roadmap giving details of multicore powered Symbian^5 and Symbian^6 OS. We got a glimpse of the progress of Symbian on touch screens with Symbian^3 UI video. It went Viral on youtube, shooting up to the most viewed as it demonstrated a very promising future for Symbian with features such as […]
The Intel/Nokia partnership strengthens even further with the announcement that they are combining the best of Nokia’s experimental Maemo OS with Intel’s Moblin OS to create a super mobile OS. Qt of course means writing one application that can cross other platforms. MeeGo. Cue LOLCAT/Bad Engrish jokes. I like it. Scratc that. I love it. […]
Following CNET’s initial hands on of the Booklet 3G [$299 + 2year AT&T contract – Windows 7 Starter; 1.6GHz Intel Atom Z530; 1024MB DDR2 SDRAM 533MHz; 215MB (Shared) Mobile Intel GMA 500; 120GB Toshiba 4,200rpm] is a set of performance tests in comparison with: Asus Eee PC 1101HA $380 Windows XP Home Edition SP3; 1.33GHz […]
According to the latest Nokia Press Release >> click << Nokia have announced a long term partnership with Intel Corporation, which will include “several open source mobile Linux software projects”. It seems they want to “create a new mobile platform beyond smartphones, notebooks and netbooks”. Perhaps the idea is that Nokia is fusing all three […]
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