QUOTE(andrekua @ Jul 2 2011, 07:55 PM)
LOL...
Whats up with the surprise faces and expression?
N810 was the first and last tablet. 7710 was the first and last S90 smartphone. N900 was the first and last Maemo, and now another new entry to make way, N9 the first and last Meego.
WHATS THE BIG DEAL ANYWAY??
IT'S IN THE BLOOD...
Nokia Communicator series are the one to use Symbian OS initially.Whats up with the surprise faces and expression?
N810 was the first and last tablet. 7710 was the first and last S90 smartphone. N900 was the first and last Maemo, and now another new entry to make way, N9 the first and last Meego.
WHATS THE BIG DEAL ANYWAY??
IT'S IN THE BLOOD...
All the Internet Tablet series used Maemo.
N770 - OS2005 aka Maemo & OS2006 aka Maemo 2
N800 - OS2007 aka Maemo 3
N810 - OS2008 aka Maemo 4 & Diablo aka Maemo 4.1
N900 - Maemo 5
There are 2 reason why Maemo project lasted this long : 1) Due to the open source nature 2) Excellent support from Maemo community
As Andy said MeeGo is not just Nokia's project but also collaboration between multiple company.There are still future for it outside Nokia.
LG has expressed their wish to develop handset device based on MeeGo.Let's see how things goes after MeeGo 1.3 released.
MeeGo is still viable OS.Whatever done in MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan can be done in "official" MeeGo.Just matter of interested parties making resources so people can make great UI like Harmattan's.
Anyway aside from handset MeeGo have other targets.
Unlike Android which is targeted as mobile OS,MeeGo has multiple target since it's inception.
Intel has vision to have a single core OS but with multiple UX which can be used for multiple type of devices like in vehicle drive,handset,netbook,tablets & plenty more.
In a way this has much more potential to be a complete OS compared to Android.You can see that Google is slightly struggling to to make Android 3.X as polished as Android 2.3X for handsets.
But yes,in order for the potential to be realized Intel need another strong partner.
QUOTE(Andy214 @ Jul 2 2011, 09:58 PM)
Huh? MeeGo is not only Nokia, it was collaboration between Intel & Nokia. From the beginning, there wasn't plan for only Nokia device, other brand also got plan for MeeGo device; And MeeGo OS not just plan for smartphone platform.
Go to MeeGo official website and find out more.
This N9 is using MeeGo Harmattan, which is actually a Maemo6 (codename Harmattan); As what I know, halfway during the development, Maemo and Intel's Moblin project merge and come up with MeeGo. So, the original Maemo6 project did not abandon, instead they release as MeeGo "1st instance" or Harmattan, which is NOT actual MeeGo, but MeeGo compatible or something like that; There're some differences, but as long they can make the difference not visible to the end user, then it should be OK.
Even from initial plan, after MeeGo Harmattan, the next Nokia device will be a real MeeGo device, so anyhow this MeeGo Harmattan will also be the first and last of MeeGo Harmattan.
If I'm not wrong, N770 was the first tablet running Internet Tablet OS (aka Maemo), then N800, then N810, and finally N900 (Maemo5) the last of Internet Tablet;
As for Maemo lifespan, AFAIK, the Maemo 6 was in development then MeeGo project came into picture; Thus, the MeeGo Harmattan (which is a Maemo6 evolved or dissolved?)
As for the support, the support for the Nokia Internet Tablet is fairly well known... and each device suffers pretty much the same fate...
Whether it's MeeGo Harmattan or MeeGo is not a big issue.Both the API's are compatible & Harmattan can do pretty much do what MeeGo want to do just with different UI.Go to MeeGo official website and find out more.
This N9 is using MeeGo Harmattan, which is actually a Maemo6 (codename Harmattan); As what I know, halfway during the development, Maemo and Intel's Moblin project merge and come up with MeeGo. So, the original Maemo6 project did not abandon, instead they release as MeeGo "1st instance" or Harmattan, which is NOT actual MeeGo, but MeeGo compatible or something like that; There're some differences, but as long they can make the difference not visible to the end user, then it should be OK.
Even from initial plan, after MeeGo Harmattan, the next Nokia device will be a real MeeGo device, so anyhow this MeeGo Harmattan will also be the first and last of MeeGo Harmattan.
If I'm not wrong, N770 was the first tablet running Internet Tablet OS (aka Maemo), then N800, then N810, and finally N900 (Maemo5) the last of Internet Tablet;
As for Maemo lifespan, AFAIK, the Maemo 6 was in development then MeeGo project came into picture; Thus, the MeeGo Harmattan (which is a Maemo6 evolved or dissolved?)
As for the support, the support for the Nokia Internet Tablet is fairly well known... and each device suffers pretty much the same fate...
If the different file packaging is 1 one scaring some then it's not a major issue because since the Harmattan API is compatible with MeeGo API you can just chuck the source code in Community OBS & it'll produce rpm packaging.
I think this blog post pretty much sums up MeeGo Harmattan - http://flors.wordpress.com/2011/06/26/the-...-1-2-harmattan/
Developers device recipients already been announced.I have to say majority of them are worthy recipients who contributed a lot for Maemo users.I'm still unsure whether MohammadAG got the N950 but he sure deserve it for the work he did with Maemo 5.
Some of the developers projects bit funny but we'll see how it turns out later.Hopefully when N9 is announced the users will have all the basic applications covered & with some extra fun applications.
I really wish Nokia will put some appropriate price for N9.I love all Nokia's Internet Tablets.My very 1st encounter with NIT's is when my cousin bought Nokia 770 when I was in secondary school.Having seen multiple guys using N800 & N810 made me kinda jealous.So it was bit dream come true when I finally managed to get my hand on N900.I'll hate it if the price of N9 is too high & I can't afford it...
Perhaps Nokia can give special discount for any of the internet tablet's owners?
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