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Tag Archives: meego
WebOS Open Source
There’s lots of noise out there about WebOS being open source. Everything from “WebOS is dead” to “WebOS is saved!” – but what is really going on? Why did Meg make this move now? Thinking about it, this move makes … Continue reading
At what price to community?
Dave has written a detailed post on the types of community that Tizen hopes to target. It’s great, and I recommend you read it through. For more background, you should also read my blog post on what’s really going on … Continue reading
Tiswas
Tizen. Word is finally out about the Intel-Samsung ‘merger’ of their Linux platforms. In a single step, a number of crippled initiatives are given new legs, and the mystery behind the stories of Intel abandoning MeeGo and Samsung acquiring MeeGo are … Continue reading
Windows 8 on an ExoPC Slate
The Windows 8 Developer Preview is out, with the new (straight from Windows Phone 7) Metro touch UI. On Wednesday, I asked if it would run on an ExoPC: You’ll recall that Intel gave out ExoPC slate devices to developers … Continue reading
MeeGo and WeTab and the ExoPC
My experience with MeeGo on the ExoPC was far from stellar. At the HP WebOS / BlueVia developer meetup a few weeks back, one of the guys there had an ExoPC running WeTab. I was quite impressed with it, so … Continue reading
MeeGo and the ExoPC
At the MeeGo event on Tuesday, all the developers in attendance were given an ExoPC. Huge thanks and recognition should go to Intel for putting their money where their mouth is, for pushing out reference devices to app developers. This … Continue reading
Recent events part two
On Tuesday evening, I attended the Intel AppUp Application Lab at Skills Matter. This slightly schizophrenic event was part developer engagement for Intel’s AppUp app store (on Windows XP, Windows 7 and MeeGo) and part MeeGo developer engagement. Despite the dual … Continue reading
Jolicloud review
I’m off to FOSDEM next weekend, so I’ve got my aged EeePC 901 out of the cupboard. It’s the only laptop I have that can stand up to really long days without a power socket. I’m trying out a selection … Continue reading
Meego review
I’m off to FOSDEM next weekend, so I’ve got my aged EeePC 901 out of the cupboard. It’s the only laptop I have that can stand up to really long days without a power socket. I’m trying out a selection … Continue reading