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Pretty impressive...
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Good to see there are some dedicated people out there. However, I'm still not interested in Android.
 

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Originally Posted by Bundyo View Post
What exactly did you see of Android 2.2 and Flash 10.1? I've installed them, they barely work yet. The performance is the same as the old NiTdroid (and the same as the one I managed to run on 770).
I saw this.

What did you see? Barely work? I'd say we saw different things. I'd say it's Flash Player 10.1 beta on a platform that's currently seeing an awful lot of "Please Update Your Flash Player" when viewing content.

On the 770, due to the CPU, the sound was horrific at times, even simple things slowed it down to unusable levels. Been there, done that too.

I've yet to go into the NITDroid onto the N810, but I'm watching.

But no more deflections. I'm talking about the N900. What I saw, read above.
 
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Originally Posted by Bundyo View Post
What exactly did you see of Android 2.2 and Flash 10.1? I've installed them, they barely work yet. The performance is the same as the old NiTdroid (and the same as the one I managed to run on 770).
http://www.youtube.com/user/djsteve1.../0/mad11TrKQXM

Follow it all the way through
 

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Ignoring your snide remarks. Maemo was never meant to be a commercial platform. That's what Meego/Symbian3 are for. Maemo by itself would've never sold the numbers needed to become a commercial platform.
What was its point then?

There's enough of you to come up with an answer. You can confer if you like.
 
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Originally Posted by imperiallight View Post
What was its point then?
According to some, Maemo 5 was an evolutionary step to the commercially accepted release, now known as MeeGo. It's mostly for developers and not the general public.
 
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#37
android is imo not even close to maemo. it is great for phones. not smartphones.
 

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Originally Posted by gerbick View Post
I saw this.

What did you see? Barely work? I'd say we saw different things. I'd say it's Flash Player 10.1 beta on a platform that's currently seeing an awful lot of "Please Update Your Flash Player" when viewing content.

On the 770, due to the CPU, the sound was horrific at times, even simple things slowed it down to unusable levels. Been there, done that too.

I've yet to go into the NITDroid onto the N810, but I'm watching.

But no more deflections. I'm talking about the N900. What I saw, read above.
And this is fast in which world? Audio works, there are drivers for it. My point was that half the device doesn't work currently and this probably won't change. Even if someone takes the 3D drivers from Milestone's Android, probably will get Cease&Desist immediately after that.

There was no sound in the 770 NiTdroid port if I remember correctly.
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man View Post
Ignoring your snide remarks. Maemo was never meant to be a commercial platform. That's what Meego/Symbian3 are for. Maemo by itself would've never sold the numbers needed to become a commercial platform.
I was not intentionally being snide.

Personally I think Nokia should have continued using maemo - it's a stable linux os in my pocket and I think it's great.

But Nokia decided to go for the next shiny thing - meego, and it will not be officially supported !!??

MeeGo has a lot of potential but now we have to wait yet again for a new os to become stable and mature.

All the while the iPhone and android os mature and improve all the time.

BTW: Maemo was pushed as a commerical platform why include the bouncing ball demo and Documents to Go?
Why include the N900 in the OVI store?

Android has a much larger market and hence any sane commercial developer will target it over maemo or even Symbian.
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As an addendum to gerbick's response. For developers, people who like to tinker, etc..

The only way you are going see lots of commercial apps on Maemo is if the Symbian 3/Meego QT plan works. But then again I fully expect Nokia (sadly) to not upgrade QT past 4.7 which means anything after that won't work.
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They're maemo and MeeGo...

"Meamo!" sounds like what Zorro would say to catherine zeta jones... after she slaps him for looking at her dirtily...
 
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