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Originally Posted by IsaacDFP
with the difference that getting a decent device is a lot more easier than three years ago.
Just like Pandoralol
Of course we have to wait until a good working, fully open sourced handset version of MeeGo comes out (we don't want to use Android).
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2011-06-08
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Originally Posted by zehjotkah
... surprise, i disagree. theres no way i could make my device, with the resources i currently have so i agree there. however if i was able to hackjob a table top device (pandora/beagle) may be able to convince someone to say hey this is worth it for a tiny group that would eat it up.
Of course it isn't possible to build an ultra high-end device in the worlds best casing using the newest (by other companies patented) technology.
But it's possible to get a pretty good device for a pretty decent price.
The best thing of it: it's totally open.
veyron/ps3 status
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2011-06-08
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for the project of an "open smartphone" how you think to produce it? there is some company that create smartphone on your indications?
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2011-06-08
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So N9/ION/N950/U/... will be able to run Meego applications made for arm only or are those made for Intel tablets are supported too ? will those webOS games work ? The N900 can be used to remote control a nuclear bomb using Ir, how good is NFC to replace this function ? Batterylife ? unicorns ?
There, some questions to keep discussion go on.
There, some questions to keep discussion go on.
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2011-06-08
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Originally Posted by pillum
no not intel that would be bigfail
i hope that intel buys qt...i don't trust nokia anymore since elop
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2011-06-08
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Originally Posted by Kozzi
It all depends on the language used to write the apps. QT seems to be all good, GTK might be problematic...depending if somebody (Nokia) releases a good porting tool. Games will always find a way to be cracked.
So N9/ION/N950/U/... will be able to run Meego applications made for arm only or are those made for Intel tablets are supported too ? will those webOS games work ? The N900 can be used to remote control a nuclear bomb using Ir, how good is NFC to replace this function ? Batterylife ? unicorns ?
There, some questions to keep discussion go on.
There! answered, next! lol
Originally Posted by qwazix
There's an app for that!
NFC to remote control a nuclear bomb. That is surely going to blow the competition.
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Samsung will buy nokia and kick out windows 7 and bring back meego and the n9 as a consumer device. I would like to see balmer's face when he reads about that
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This information is top secret and is not confirmed or denied by anyone!
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(im not asking for a hexacore in a gold casing neither, lol)
Edit: I have always been fascinated by mobile technology, which is why I fell in love with linux and the N900. And I would honestly spend the money for an alienware desktop on a mobile tabletphone instead, lol (A desktop is nothing but computer parts anyways...so easy to keep up-to-date with current technology, but a mobile device on the other hands...you stick to the hardware you are handed, you know?)
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