Official MeeGo Screenshots

Here is the first official screen shot of the MeeGo UI, its looking much nicer than previous pics that we have seen, MeeGo offers a completely skin-able UI to the hardware manufacturer.

The 1st Meego conference is in my hometown of Dublin Ireland this November, check out www.meego.com for details, hopefully more will be seen then.

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MeeGo Running On N900

Here is a quick video of the latest build of MeeGo running on the N900, video is not in English but this stock UI is not looking too bad but no where near flashy enough yet

Who Goes There - Why Its MeeGo

The team behind the Android UI have let us have a look at what they are testing on the MeeGo OS by Nokia and Intel, looks very impressive...

Nokia Does MeeGo UI

In a leaked survey video we see Nokia's take on the MeeGo UI, this is a massive difference to the stock MeeGo 1.0 release.

Check out the video after the break

More Pics - Aava Running MeeGo

Some new images released in the last few hours by Chippy over at UmPCPortal, check them out:

Its looking very sweet.

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Moorestown Powered Aava Spotted Running MeeGo

Here is the latest shot of the Aava mobile phone powered by Intel's Moorestown processor and running MeeGo.

More info and photos are sure to follow hopefully even a video

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MeeGo Running On N900

Here are some short clips of MeeGo UX running on Nokia N900, its pretty much as you saw yesterday, check the vids out after the break.

MeeGo Handset Project Day 1 is Here

MeeGo is now officially available for handsets, this is a developer release mainly but the early UI is in place and yes N900 owners you will be getting a very good version eventually of it.
Check out the full details from the MeeGo site after the break

MeeGo Conference 2010, November 15th - 17th in Dublin

Below is with thanks to www.allaboutmaemo.com:

The first MeeGo Conference is scheduled to take place in Dublin (Ireland) between November 15th - 17th. It aims to bring together a technical audience (developers, OEMs, OSVs, and MeeGo project contributors) to learn about the current status of MeeGo and discuss future directions. The event, which will take place at the Dublin's newly redeveloped Aviva Stadium, follows in the footsteps of the Maemo Summit and similar Moblin events. We'll be in Dublin in November to bring you live coverage of the event.

The registration site for the conference, which is free to attend, will go live later next month. This page, on the MeeGo wiki, is being used an organisation and planning aid for the event.

Here is an extract from Dawn Foster's MeeGo blog on the annoucement:

It's time to block your calendar and request approval to travel - the MeeGo Conference has been scheduled for November 15 - 17, 2010 at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland. This is the annual conference for MeeGo developers, OSVs, OEMs, other integrators, and MeeGo project contributors.

The Call for Papers and registration will be opening up soon, so now is a good time to start drafting proposals for topics that you want to present. We are looking for a wide variety of topics including hardware support for MeeGo, platform development, application development, and other MeeGo project sessions.

We will have two days of scheduled sessions on Monday and Tuesday, and an unconference day on Wednesday for any ad hoc sessions or other topics that didn't fit into the first two days. There will also be time for Birds of a Feather (BOF) discussions and lightning talks along with several keynotes built into the schedule.

More here...

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MeeGo For Tablets Demo

What you are about to see is a demo of the MeeGo OS created by Nokia and Intel and will soon be available on laptops, net-books, tablets and yes mobiles.

The rich UI is quite frankly amazing, its fluid and easy to understand, I can see change coming down the track from a mile away, bye bye Win7, possible even bye bye Mac OS as the choice OS for users.

Dont believe me, check out the video after the break.

Acer netbooks and tablets to run MeeGo

Intel's just released its Computex press release, which beyond detailing its new Oak Trail and Canoe Lakeplatforms, reveals that Acer is about to take a bite out of MeeGo. 


Acer CEO Gianfranco Lanci is quoted saying that the company plans to run MeeGo on its future Atom-based tablets and netbooks. There's no word on using the Intel / Nokia OS on its phones, but we'll be keeping an ear to the ground on that. 


Acer was rumored to launch Chrome OS netbooks at the show, but now they seem to have ditched that and gone with Nokia and Intel's new OS, looks good for MeeGo


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First look at MeeGo v1.0 netbook operating system

MeeGo Linux is a custom operating system designed for netbooks, smartphones, and other internet-connected devices. Today MeeGo v1.0 was released, and this video provides an overview of some of the features of the operating system.


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MeeGo 1.0 for netbooks and N900 now available to download

You've seen it teased, and now it's time to shelve whatever you had planned for this evening (or morning, depending on your current coordinates) and slap the first bona fide 1.x MeeGo release onto whatever device you've got handy. 

Nokia updates N900 to version 1.2 in UK, closes door on MeeGo

You've overclocked it and hacked it to run OS X and Android, now you can return your N900 to its native Maemo 5 OS with the launch of a version 1.2 software update. The V10.2010.19-1 bump now available in the UK (global on Wednesday) packs several enhancements including face-to-face video calling, improved Ovi Maps, and a better email experience with bundled Facebook IM Chat and the ability to accept or decline event invitations from the inbox. You'll also see a number of new games when the Ovi Store switches over on Thursday.

And after much speculation, Nokia's also admitting that MeeGo will not be officially supported on the N900 once the Intel / Nokia OS is device ready. Nokia will continue to support the core Maemo OS, however, as demonstrated by today's update. Regardless, we're sure that the N900's active fan-base will deliver a MeeGo update outside of official channels, especially since the N900 is already being used as a platform for ARM-based MeeGo development.