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MEEGO EDITION

Welcome to MeeGo Edition, a part of infoSync World. Here you'll find in-depth coverage from the MeeGo world.

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TODAY'S HEADLINES

Nokia N9 MeeGo Smartphone Officially Unveiled
The Nokia N9 has now been officially unveiled, the first and last MeeGo smartphone by Nokia. More...

Nokia Sells Qt Licensing Business to Digia
Nokia has decided to sell its Qt licensing business to Digia as the company will focus on Windows Phone moving forward. More...

Nokia N9 Could Be Big-Screen Smartphone
The Nokia N9 will reportedly appear in an all-touch form factor in the days ahead. Will the first MeeGo phone be a big-screen smartphone? More...

MeeGo Gets AMD Resources
AMD expects that MeeGo will be adopted by mobile and embedded device makers over time, and now joins the MeeGo Project. More...

Nokia Unifies Symbian and MeeGo Environments
Nokia has now officially unified Symbian and MeeGo developer environments based on the Qt framework. More...

Fennec Alpha Now Available for Android and Nokia N900
The Fennec Alpha release of the next major version of the browser is now available for Android and Nokia N900 users. More...

Nokia and Intel Working on Next-Gen MeeGo UI
Nokia and Intel are working on next-generation user interfaces for MeeGo with inspiration from the University of Oulu. More...

Nokia N9 MeeGo Smartphone Leaked?
It seems like a MeeGo-powered Nokia N9 is on its way, as a bunch of photos of the device has leaked out. More...

MeeGo Gets Easier Road Thanks to Oracle
Oracle today gave the finger to open-source communities around the world. Will it leave the road open for MeeGo? More...

Intel Unveils Android, MeeGo Chips
It's been almost three years since Intel predicted that tablets and Adobe AIR would play a role in the mobile future. Now, Intel is ready to join the party too. More...

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