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Originally Posted by saruji View Post
"rest assured that Nokia will continue to support the core Maemo software on your Nokia N900"

So is that going to be like the assurance we got for the n810 platform?.....or more like death in under 9 month and your outdated device gets laughed at.
hmm. I'm pretty sure my n770, my n800, and my n810 are still running fine and did not magically stop when I got a n900.

Nokia is the most pathetic incompetent pack of losers to ever walk into an IT room or get in the market.
huumm.. ok. Then why are you here, posting on that "pathetic incompetent pack of losers" forum?


With hopes of being truely "open" after relying on the market on zero innovation and a 100% reliance on Symbian they are losing market share and running scarred for the hill.
Actually, the n900 is the worlds first mobile phone that does video skype calls. I even accidentally found out when my brother called on on skype several weeks ago. (yes, I was using a testing version)

You know what, keep your MeeGo, Intel is going to create their own locked down OS built especially for their Moorestown chip and MeeGo is just going to be a bridge gaper along with Android. Which, might I add, are just about light years ahead of you, at least they support the user who shells out the $500 for your unfinished device. And Apple? They are in a different universe comparing to you.
Wow, you must not know the history of the iPhone if you think it wasn't released as an unfinished product. *cough* bluetooth.

You know as much as I hate em and how much they get bashed by zealot users on this site, you can still install any new app on your very first iphone 8bg that you bought back in 2006 to this day and it runs at near identical speeds.
That's because they haven't changed the OS at all.

One more thing, I've had my posts deleted before, posts that were not insulting that were not violating any rules set in place, why were they deleted, because they were not favorable to Nokia. So if any of you folks feel that Nokia is going to be something more "open" in the future, your lying to yourself.
all I can say is, 'wait for it'...

My personal take on the future is that open is going to all close, minus maybe openmoko. And the closes that anyone is going to get to being truely "open" and at the same time competent, it is going to be the Android platform. Currently Nokia cannot satisfy even one of those....

/rant
and how far did Openmoko get?
Apparently, you do not know how open qt development is, or that Symbian was open sourced.
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