Meego version will also have more powerful PCs
Apparently, the merger between Maemo and Moblin, Meegan, is not only focused on mobile devices such as netbooks based on Intel Atom or ARM-based MID, but are also developing a version for use on desktops.
Now think about it? Of course it is possible and we also find in the market so-called nettop, equipment based on their younger siblings netbooks, but intended for connection to an external monitor. Yes, that's clear, what happens is that once you put desktop versions, have also decided to create a distribution for use on computers that have in some superior features, such as the new Core.
By this we mean that Meego would get himself to compete not only away from the computer segment, but its distribution is much more important at all levels.
Via: Ars Technica
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Meego version will also have more powerful PCs
Apparently, the merger between Maemo and Moblin, Meegan, is not only focused on mobile devices such as netbooks based on Intel Atom or ARM-based MID, but are also developing a version for use on desktops.
Now think about it? Of course it is possible and we also find in the market so-called nettop, equipment based on their younger siblings netbooks, but intended for connection to an external monitor. Yes, that's clear, what happens is that once you put desktop versions, have also decided to create a distribution for use on computers that have in some superior features, such as the new Core.
By this we mean that Meego would get himself to compete not only away from the computer segment, but its distribution is much more important at all levels.
Via: Ars Technica
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Chromium browser run on the Nokia N900
Some enthusiasts have managed to carry a version of Chromium 32-bits made for Debian, the project behind Google's browser. Unlike other projects where only part of the project portal, this is the full version of the browser, as it is available for computers, thus all the advantages that desktop users, owners also have a Nokia N900.
The process to install the browser on the phone has been published, and impressively is not very difficult since it only requires a few commands executed from a terminal. These are the steps required:
• Download the needed packages and put them in the root of the N900.
• In the console, type root and press enter.
• Type cd / home / user / MyDocs / dpkg-i file-name-descargado.deb
• Run dpkg-i file-name-descargado.deb
With that technically it is sufficient to have a full version of Chromium on the N900, with support for various plugins (Flash course included). I wish there were benchmarks (performance tests) to see if it is usable or is it just to have it as an experiment.
Via Download Squad
Link Google Chrome now available for Nokia N900 for download
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Chromium browser run on the Nokia N900
Some enthusiasts have managed to carry a version of Chromium 32-bits made for Debian, the project behind Google's browser. Unlike other projects where only part of the project portal, this is the full version of the browser, as it is available for computers, thus all the advantages that desktop users, owners also have a Nokia N900.
The process to install the browser on the phone has been published, and impressively is not very difficult since it only requires a few commands executed from a terminal. These are the steps required:
• Download the needed packages and put them in the root of the N900.
• In the console, type root and press enter.
• Type cd / home / user / MyDocs / dpkg-i file-name-descargado.deb
• Run dpkg-i file-name-descargado.deb
With that technically it is sufficient to have a full version of Chromium on the N900, with support for various plugins (Flash course included). I wish there were benchmarks (performance tests) to see if it is usable or is it just to have it as an experiment.
Via Download Squad
Link Google Chrome now available for Nokia N900 for download
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Meego available for multiple computers - begins on day 1
Wait, not that I'm the new operating system available from Intel and Nokia, but Meegan, the union between Maemo and Moblin, is available for developers who want to start working on it.
The user interface is not finalized, but have ye's source operating system that run on different mobile platforms, among which are Intel-based computers such as netbooks Atom, equipment based on the Moorestown platform and a version for Nokia N900.
Although the first day of Meego to see the light, the company will announce in the coming weeks how they progress on the operating system in May and hope to have the first version for end users. For now, if you want to try your luck, we leave you with links to official downloads for all 3 aspects:
1.Netbooks based en Intel Atom
2.Devices based on Moorestown platform
3.Nokia N900
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Meego available for multiple computers - begins on day 1
Wait, not that I'm the new operating system available from Intel and Nokia, but Meegan, the union between Maemo and Moblin, is available for developers who want to start working on it.
The user interface is not finalized, but have ye's source operating system that run on different mobile platforms, among which are Intel-based computers such as netbooks Atom, equipment based on the Moorestown platform and a version for Nokia N900.
Although the first day of Meego to see the light, the company will announce in the coming weeks how they progress on the operating system in May and hope to have the first version for end users. For now, if you want to try your luck, we leave you with links to official downloads for all 3 aspects:
1.Netbooks based en Intel Atom
2.Devices based on Moorestown platform
3.Nokia N900
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Nokia C5, the first mobile C-Series Nokia
Was officially the first terminal of the series C of Nokia, economic family looking to have interesting features. We're talking about Nokia C5, a team with 2.2-inch screen (240 × 320 pixels), integrated 3.2 megapixel camera (with LED flash) and Symbian S60 (Third Edition) operating system.
It also has 3G and Bluetooth connectivity (sadly no WiFi), GPS locator (includes a free version of Ovi Maps), headphone 3.5 mm and FM radio. Has dimensions of 12 × 46x112 mm and weighing 90 grams.
As Nokia has said it will be available from the second quarter of 2010 at a price close to 135 euros (free of plant), undoubtedly a better price than good.
Vía: Engadget
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Nokia C5, the first mobile C-Series Nokia
Was officially the first terminal of the series C of Nokia, economic family looking to have interesting features. We're talking about Nokia C5, a team with 2.2-inch screen (240 × 320 pixels), integrated 3.2 megapixel camera (with LED flash) and Symbian S60 (Third Edition) operating system.
It also has 3G and Bluetooth connectivity (sadly no WiFi), GPS locator (includes a free version of Ovi Maps), headphone 3.5 mm and FM radio. Has dimensions of 12 × 46x112 mm and weighing 90 grams.
As Nokia has said it will be available from the second quarter of 2010 at a price close to 135 euros (free of plant), undoubtedly a better price than good.
Vía: Engadget
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Nokia introduced the 6303i Classic
One year ago, Nokia introduced a new model of the Classic range, the 6303, the manufacturer has now updated by adding new features, new colors and a modern new directional pad.
Like its big brother, the 6303i includes a 2.2 inch QVGA screen, FM radio, Bluetooth 2.1, USB 2.0, 3.2 megapixel camera, 3.5mm jack, and it still has a size of 108.8 × 46.2 × 11.7 mm and weighing 96 grams.
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Nokia introduced the 6303i Classic
One year ago, Nokia introduced a new model of the Classic range, the 6303, the manufacturer has now updated by adding new features, new colors and a modern new directional pad.
Like its big brother, the 6303i includes a 2.2 inch QVGA screen, FM radio, Bluetooth 2.1, USB 2.0, 3.2 megapixel camera, 3.5mm jack, and it still has a size of 108.8 × 46.2 × 11.7 mm and weighing 96 grams.
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