Read more.A tech blog has got hold of the vid, and the MeeGo Facebook page legitimises it.
Read more.A tech blog has got hold of the vid, and the MeeGo Facebook page legitimises it.
Wow, missed the announcement about nokia and windows......I had to goggle it to believe it was true....
After watching them go down the pan with symbian, I truly thought they would do the right thing and adopt android....
And they throw this in the mix as well?
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So, that doesn't make them any different to other major phone vendors (yes I do mean you SonyEricsson!)?
I'm not sure that I'd welcome a MeeGo phone - on the other hand a tablet/netbook/photoframe might be a different kettle of fish. Got MeeGo and Ubuntu Natty on my little Acer A150 and to be honest I far prefer MeeGo to Natty - boots in a fraction of the time and just feels "faster".
Why, oh why didn't Nokia go Android?!
Wonder if this announcement is to remind MS that Nokia do actually have a Plan B if Redmond start fumbling on WP7? (yes, I'm cynical)
Nokia didn't go for Android because it thought it would be difficult to differentiate itself from all the other Android OEMs. There are lots of experts who still reckon NokiaSoft will get a lot of market share and I still think the other WP7 OEMs will quietly give up and focus entirely on Android.
shaithis (18-05-2011)
nokia never abandonned meego, they merely decided it couldn,t grow fast enough to compete with ios and android as one of the three mobile ecosystems, so they pulled in wp7 instead.
they still intend to spend circa 200m US per year on meego, which shouldn,t appear strange given that samsung supports android, wp7 and badu.
http://jedibeeftrix.wordpress.com/20...-qt-and-meego/
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