Harri Hakulinen has announced over the official MeeGo Blog that the next firmware update (PR1.3) for the Nokia N900 is not far away, and that it will allow for the easy dual-booting of Maemo and MeeGo. He also provides an interesting update on the progress of the MeeGo for N900 adaptation project (not officially supported [...]
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MeeGo round-up for Month of August
Running MeeGo 1.1 (Unstable) on the Nokia N900 At the beginning of August, qgil posted an overview of what’s required to get the currently unstable build of MeeGo 1.1 running on the Nokia N900. Exciting stuff – looks like I need to go and buy an SD card! Nokia Prototype Photos Leaked In mid-August, engadget [...]
MeeGo Handset User Experience revealed
MeeGo Handset Day 1 is here! Check out the video below of it running on an Aava (atom-based) handset, the screenshots gallery, and the release notes. A reminder that it’s still in its early stages, and only developers should be testing at this point in time. Also, check out the official announcement over on the [...]
No official MeeGo release for Nokia N900
The Nokia Communications blog today confirmed that there will be no official MeeGo release for the Nokia N900. The information was tucked away at the bottom of a post for the new Maemo 5 update: Moving away from the update and to look at MeeGo and the Nokia N900. Many of you have been asking [...]
First MeeGo builds now available, repositories open
Imad Sousou, Intel’s Open Source Technology Center Director, has just announced the first development builds of MeeGo for Intel Atom Netbook devices, Intel Atom Handheld (Moorestown) devices, and Nokia’s N900 ARM device are now available for download over at http://meego.com/downloads. These images only contain development software up to the middleware level – no UI components [...]
MeeGo on the Nokia N900
Valtteri Halla, the Nokia member of the MeeGo Technical Steering Group, announced at the beginning of the month that Nokia and Intel plan to open the MeeGo repository by the end of this month. One of the most interesting points in the blog post was that the source and binary repository will provide builds of [...]