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Intel & Nokia Merge Maemo + Moblin to form MeeGo

In case you haven't heard, Intel and Nokia are merging their respective Mobile Linux initiatives into a project called MeeGo (an unfortunate name, IMHO, but I guess that's fairly common in the FLOSS world these days) that will be hosted by The Linux Foundation. From CNET:

Opening up Symbian - Good or Bad for Linux?

That's the question raised by this recent Nokia press release: Espoo, Finland - Nokia today announced it has launched a cash offer to acquire all of the shares of Symbian Limited that Nokia does not already own, at a price of EUR 3.647 per share. The net

Letstalk == FAIL

I was quite excited when I found out I had been excepted into the N810 maemo device program. I own an N800 and really like it. Nokia is doing some really interesting things with both the N-series and Open Source, so I was looking forward to being able to get

Nokia to acquire Trolltech to accelerate software strategy

Continuing what is becoming a popular trend, another Open Source company has been acquired. This time it's Nokia acquiring Trolltech, who are best known for QT and Qtopia. From the press release: Espoo, Finland and Oslo, Norway - Nokia and Trolltech ASA today announced that they have entered

Where's my Gphone?

Google finally made the highly anticipated Gphone related announcement today: Despite all of the very interesting speculation over the last few months, we're not announcing a Gphone. However, we think what we are announcing -- the Open Handset Alliance and Android -- is more significant and ambitious than

Nokia N810 gets official

Regular blog readers will know that I really like my Nokia N800. On that note, it's great to see that Nokia just officially announced the N810. The N810 is fairly similar to the N800, but now includes a built in QWERTY keyboard and GPS (which were certainly two

Are SCO Execs in trouble?

From Mark Webbink: Some have speculated that it would be worthwhile to now take SCO off the market. Heck, their market cap is now under $10 million. The problem is that paying $10 million to buy SCO would not be the end of it. SCO is still embroiled in the

Feature upgrade release to the Internet Tablet OS 2007 edition

With all the iPhone hype, it's easy for other gadgets to fall out of mind. The N800 is still a very cool device, however, and does quite a bit that the iPhone just doesn't do (and never will). Oh, and it's a mostly open

Ari Jaaksi on Nokia and Open Source and the N770

Stephe points to a white paper on Ari's blog that details the early learnings at Nokia around open source and product delivery. This learning predominately focuses on the Nokia N770 and maemo project. The N770 is an "Internet Tablet" and is the predecessor to the N800,