Compare N900 Meego and Maemo 5

[Wajidali]

There is no doubt that Nokia N900 is the best phone you can have. But the thing is that I have heard of new user interface that is coming that is MeeGo. If this is the new interface then what about Maemo 5 and the N900. First of all I want to know that the MeeGo programs will work on my Nokia N900 or not. If it will work then which will be better operating system to have on my Nokia N900. Now if you have understood the problem that I am facing then I need to know related answer for this question. I will be waiting for the related reply.

[Ernesto4]

Intel and Nokia have released the first version of the operating system "MeeGo. From the Intel's "Mobile in" and Nokia's Maemo "emerged system is optimized for mobile devices and is based on the Linux kernel 2.6.33. MeeGo is initially for netbooks, which have used as an Intel Atom processor, is provided. In our test, but it was also using an Intel Core 2 Duo. The approximately 800 MB ISO image can either be either Google Browser "Chrome" or the pure open-source variant "Chromium" in relation to the included. MeeGo with Nokia and Intel want but also influence the smartphone market.

[mesterio]

The open-source operating system is aimed primarily at beginners and casual users. With a little colorful, but simply held surface to less demanding tasks like surfing the Web, retrieving and writing e-mails as well as various multimedia functions can be facilitated. Communication via social networking has been with the implementation of Last.fm and Twitter account. For the future, the developers plan, semi-annually to publish a new version MeeGo. Sun version is 1.1 Release in October and include, among other things, touch-screen functionality.

[Emiliio]

The MeeGo community also builds on a well MeeGo version for smartphones and is dependent on the open driver, give the manufacturer. The typical phone features they need but sebst handiwork, because that is not so open as manufactured. So and what makes the Nokia N900? They say that the previous operating system Maemo5 _not_ to the next version of Nokia's MeeGo upgrade (see previous memo Meamo6 if there would be). The users thus have only the possibility MeeGo the community to install version for smartphones, but what they read here is to "own risk". And this is the new PR 1.3 version of the current Maemo5 OS for the N900 only set up the boot loader so that the start easier. It's as if HTC said they left their old 1.6 Android on the version and the user would have to be a generic version of Android at their own risk slip on, come not in the HTC Apps.

[DanielV]

According to me for the most open source minded owner of the N900 to try to see in even the good that can N900 will be operated much free of proprietary software, but I see it more as an indictment in the long list of Nokia mistakes in recent years. Nokia would have won with a little more backbone and a little less antiquated stone age marketing greed (New = New Mobile OS) a Grobtei the open source developer power than employees. But they are now at least "disillusioned" by Nokia as a partner. I hope that you have understood what I am trying to convey. If you need any other information then do let me know about that.

[Enriquee]

The operating system, which we know to be a cocktail (hopefully tasty) between Maemo and Mobile in, can immediately be used without particular limitation, although it is a beta version. But watch out: This first edition of Public MeeGo Nokia N900 is for developers. It is therefore recommended to the simple users of the standard-bearer Maemo (and now MeeGo) not to install. The dangers feared by the publisher, resulting from improper use of authority, can be summarized in two words: disaster and cataclysm.