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2011-09-23
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hey, did anything relevant happened since page 600? I you could write me a small summary of the important news I would be immensely grateful!
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2011-09-23
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2011-09-23
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Fair points but I have checked them out (or I had already BEEN checking them out all along--they're hardly new, right?). Here's the thing... it's all been a lot of talk (which I've had to learn, often seems to be the case in the Nokia platforms) but ultimately, there's been nothing delivered. There's always been this PROMISE with Nokia and Maemo and now MeeGo.. but it keeps falling short. The trend is that there's always this great promise (openness, support, etc. and in this case, there's this carrot dangling about compatibility with Android apps) but in the end, you just end up chasing that carrot until you realize there's no point.
I simply would like to know if there's an answer to that question: Is there going to be SOMETHING there, or will this end up being yet another promising feature/application/hope unfulfilled? At the grand cost of appearing cynical, it's not an unfair question. Isn't it? I'm pretty sure even the most ardent of N9 supporters will want to know the answer, even if they're repressing that instinct just to appear optimistic. As I've said elsewhere--I gave up on giving Nokia my optimism and benefit of the doubt ages ago after our ITT and TMO history, poor support and dashed hopes. I will believe things when I see them, as far as Nokia and Maemo/MeeGo are concerned.
Whether you want to label it cynical or not, the question remains: Does anybody have any solid info on when SOMEONE will come out with an Android compatibility layer instead of rumoring or promising that there will be such a feature available sooner or later or never? If there won't be one, what's the point of hashing it out all over again, unless they make clear that there's an operation to release it?
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2011-09-23
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2011-09-23
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N9 is not targeting governments and corporations.
They are targeting people obsessed with having shiny new iPhone that can be paraded in front of family, friends, co-workers...
The IT departments need secure storage for certificates and corresponding private keys. AEGIS combined with NFC (for external contact-less smart cards), might be a very attractive solution for the IT. It would allow them to enable secure mobile services such as S/MIME, secure voice communication, client based TLS authentication, VPN, filesystem encryption...
Instead Nokia considers NFC as mean to perform some trivial things like device pairing.
At the moment it looks like blackberries and androids are the only able to provide such features.
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2011-09-23
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2011-09-23
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2011-09-23
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2011-09-23
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There won't be any final info until it is too late. That's the problem.
They can always tighten the security framework in a future update. There are plenty of examples of other corporations doing this.
It's a question of trust. They don't trust me, so why should I trust them?
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http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=76635
and more technically relevant here (since this is from the developers who got n950):
http://forum.meego.com/showthread.php?t=4575
EDIT: I forgot about pricing speculations/reports.
http://gpl-violations.org/faq/violation-faq.html
Last edited by momcilo; 2011-09-23 at 14:59.