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I have a feeling if this works Nokia will seriously have to think about their options,

As well as happily acknowledging that the N900 was far more successful then Nokia had realised, the amount of stuff i'm seing people do on this mad device now is way beyond impressive, i hope this gets released, soon preferably.

Good luck Dalv (Y)

With MeeGo dead, we have to petition the company to release a Maemo version.

You can make it in the petition site: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/

They have changed the press release.
http://www.myriadgroup.com/Media-Cen...id-Phones.aspx

Before it was talking about bringing it to Meego devices soon. Now they are talking "non android phones"

Today RIM announced Dalvik support in some of their future Blackberry devices. Wonder if they're using this.

An "Ecosystem" is the typical apparition of closed software.
They want not only to sell their product but they want more money and financial implications.

What we need is a phone without ecosystem.


The center of Nokia should be the hardware and the software of smart phone.
In the other buisnesses (rights of music, videos, pictures, apps ... ) Nokia will not win. Other will make much more money out of that (e.g. music publishers.) They are themselves depending on the phone producers. They will come for free, if the phone sells.


The most smart phone would be a phone that's free from such implications but offers only hardware and main software.

It still says the same thing:

"Myriad Alien Dalvik will be commercially available later this year on the MeeGo platform. Other platform support will be announced in the coming months. Alien Dalvik will be demonstrated for the first time on the Nokia N900 at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona from February 14th-17th at the Myriad hospitality suite located at The Avenue, Stand AV91. "

I remember VMware had also demo VM running on Nxxx before but it did not make it out the door. With N900 being the 'dead' end product; there is not much incentive to make anything available commercially where the potential rate of return is limited

Okay, now that MeeGo is pretty much out of the picture, they'd better release this for Maemo since it's already running !

I would actually pay for this... and wouldn't hesitate to spend some good $$$ so I can't wait.... maybe there is someone here who workes for the company and can at least give us a hope or something?!