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Kindle Fire: why no welcome from Google?The Guardian - 3 Oct, 2011Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos introduces the new Kindle Fire tablet. Photograph: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images Let's start gingerly, with Nokia. You'll recall the indignation when Nokia threw Symbian under the Windows Phone 7 bus and osborned its existing ... |
The return of the Mer projectLWN.net - 3 Oct, 2011Hi all, MeeGo is dead ... long live Tizen !! - Haven't we heard that before? - Maemo, Moblin? We need a community that transcends the mere branding of MeeGo, Maemo, Moblin - and now Tizen. A lot of proposals have been put forward: * Move to Tizen and ... |
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Linux is just good for Nokia businessITworld.com - Brian Proffitt - 3 Oct, 2011October 03, 2011, 10:14 AM â€" Last week's news that Nokia plans to roll out low-end Linux-based smartphones left a lot of people (including me) scratching their heads and wondering what was going on. ... |
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Tizen Consortium Takes on Android and iPhoneTechnorati - Michelle Blowers - 3 Oct, 2011In a joint announcement on Sept 28, The LiMo Foundation and the Linux Foundation reported they are developing a new mobile operating system called 'Tizen'. It is a combination of the LiMo and MeeGo Linux-based mobile operating systems and will compete ... |
Nokia N9 - From Concept To Production3G.co.uk - 3 Oct, 2011With the Nokia N9now available to buy across the world, although sadly not carried by a UK operator, Nokia have released a video outlining the story of the Nokia N9. The video, watchable above, tells the story of the Nokia N9 from when the concept was ... |
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From Moblin to MeeGo to Tizen, Oh My!LinuxInsider.com - Katherine Noyes - 3 Oct, 2011"Moblin, Maemo, Meego, Tizen in less than 2 years? STOP ALREADY!" exclaimed Slashdot blogger Barbara Hudson. "Nobody cares. Really. All this latest name change does is shout 'Disorganized!'" ... "They should have just renamed Meego ... |
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LiMo and Linux Foundation develop new mobile Linux platformistockAnalyst.com (press release) - 3 Oct, 2011(Source: Datamonitor)LiMo Foundation and Linux Foundation have announced the development of a new, open, device-independent software, mobile Linux platform. The development of the new mobile Linux platform will be headed by the Linux Foundation, ... |
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S/W platform supports multiple device categoriesEE Times India - 3 Oct, 2011Two Linux oriented non-profit groups, The LiMo Foundation and The Linux Foundation launches an open-source project called Tizen, intended to develop a mobile device software platform based on the Linux operating system. Tizen is envisioned to be a ... |
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