Originally Posted by Reggie (Post 1015123)

For those interested, here are my Day 2 pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/7817869...7626796244214/

Now, on to Day 3...

Originally Posted by eMiL (Post 1015142)

Thank you very much for these great pics for us who are unable to attend. But what is that nonsence I'm spotting on the lower right corner of IMG_1497??

Originally Posted by Verythrax (Post 1015170)

Dunno if you guys saw this:

http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/25/m...-sounds-video/

Originally Posted by sony123 (Post 1014903)

I attended today's conference. I bumped into quimgil in one session and thanked him for his contribution to maemo/meego. Funnily he said I was the only one came to say hi without making any complaints, I guess he meant Nokia-related ones.

So what did I learn from the conference? Not many new info, but still interesting to talk to people working on QT/Meego.

First, Meego is far from dead. Well, maybe handset is, but not the other platforms, not yet at least.

I talked with a QT guy about qml performance on N900. He said QtQuick 2.0 should bring significant improvement but meanwhile he also said N900 was pretty old device... I then poked around trying to ask him if he knew the release date of "the new device." Obviously, he couldn't comment but he didn't deny we should see it in a few months. I got the sense that the "few" here meant 2-3 months. Before I approached the guy, an AT&T executive (judging from his suit) working at the building next to Hayatt came by the booth and asked "What is Qt?" I felt it would have been a great opportunity for a marketing guy to sell Qt/Meego. But no, we got an engineer answering the question so I am now pretty sure we won't see Harmattan device on AT&T :).

I also talked to some Intel engineers about Meego. They confirmed Intel was unhappy about Nokia being late to deliver several modules. They asked me about my thought on Meego, and I told them no (handset) device was a big issue. I also told them community had the perception that open-source developement was too slow in pace. They joked around saying that's kinda true because they cannot change anything without getting approval (maybe from mailing-list discussion) first. But they said several Asian vendors were working on Meego tablet/IVI devices. I told them Meego needs a big-name vendor to be successful in us/eu area. They agreed but said it's not easy. I forgot to ask about LG's involvement with Meego.....