Sole focus on Qt framework and support for HTML5 further clarifies platform strategy and enables the continuous evolution of the Symbian experience.
Espoo, Finland - Nokia announces that as of today, greater clarification and simplicity in its developer offering will empower the development community to create applications to reach users across both the Symbian and MeeGo platforms. The decision to focus on Qt as the sole application development framework will ensure that applications will continue to be compatible with future evolutions of Symbian as well as upcoming MeeGo products. In addition, Nokia announces its intent to support HTML5 for development of Web content and applications for both Symbian and MeeGo platforms. To demonstrate its commitment to the new offering, Nokia will develop its own future applications using Qt for a more consistent experience and better integration of applications and services.
Nokia is focusing on Qt as a robust, tried and tested framework that unlocks the hardware, software and service capabilities of the existing Nokia smartphone range as well as creating huge opportunities for future Symbian and MeeGo products. Nokia's introduction of Qt Quick into the Qt framework enables the more rapid creation of rich user interfaces and the most visually engaging applications. In addition, Qt's in-built support for HTML5 complements Nokia's intent to support HTML5 in Web browsers.
One benefit of this simplified approach is that planned and future improvements in Symbian will be developed in Qt and will be compatible with the existing Symbian^3 platform release. This means that Nokia's continued commitment to develop the Symbian platform will benefit not only future users of Symbian-based products, but will result in updates and upgrades for existing Symbian^3 users. The resulting change to a model of continuous evolution replaces the previous release-based model. Nokia will no longer refer to Symbian^3 or Symbian^4. The benefit to consumers will be a constant improvement in the experience of their Symbian-based Nokia products.
Rich Green, CTO of Nokia: "We're making strategic technology decisions that will accelerate our ability to offer the strongest possible opportunity for developers and the richest possible experience for consumers. For developers, it will open up a huge installed customer base for their applications. For consumers, it means a more compelling engagement with their Nokia product in terms of access to the best applications in the marketplace and a constantly improving product experience. We firmly believe that the choices we have made will not only mean significant opportunity and success for our developer partners, but for Nokia as well."
For more information about Qt application development framework including Qt Quick and HTML5 support go to qt.nokia.com/qtquick and qt.nokia.com/HTML5. Developers can start developing with Qt today at www.forum.nokia.com/Develop/Qt/.
About Nokia
At Nokia, we are committed to connecting people. We combine advanced technology with personalized services that enable people to stay close to what matters to them. Every day, more than 1.3 billion people connect to one another with a Nokia device - from mobile phones to advanced smartphones and high-performance mobile computers. Today, Nokia is integrating its devices with innovative services through Ovi (www.ovi.com), including music, maps, apps, email and more. Nokia's NAVTEQ is a leader in comprehensive digital mapping and navigation services, while Nokia Siemens Networks provides equipment, services and solutions for communications networks globally.
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MeeGo Ported to Nexus One, Dell Streak and HTC Desire – Video Proof Inside
MeeGo has been ported to run on the Nexus One, Dell Streak and HTC Desire! The project is still in beta stage, so don’t expect a final release anytime soon.More proof and video after the break!Via Mobile News
MeeGo-[smartfon] Of nokia N9: specification
In the network more than once appeared the photographs of [smartfona] Of nokia N9 (RM-680), which works on the basis OS Of meeGo, and here about its characteristics to the present moment it was known entirely a little. Let us recall, Nokia N9 - this slider [tachskrinom] and QWERTY screen can be not only, and, shifted, but also raised and established at angle relative to keyboard. According to the communication of source, the screen is executed on the technology Of super AMOLED, but in reality this is highly improbable, since the scarcity of such displays now is observed. Possibly, the announcement Of nokia N9 takes place already in the following month, but here release can follow far from immediately. But, in any event, there is no adequate information on this score as yet.
Characteristics Of nokia N9:
* It [chipset]: Qualcomm Of snapdragon QSD8250 (1- GHz processor)
* Display: 4-inch, sensory, WVGA
* The wireless connection: Wi-Fi of 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, HSPA+
* Camera: 5-[Mp], video recording 720p
* Memory: 512 mb. RAM, 1 Gb ROM, 64 Gb Flesch
* the MicroSD- slot
* the GPS- receiver
* Weight: 160 grams
Characteristics Of nokia N9:
* It [chipset]: Qualcomm Of snapdragon QSD8250 (1- GHz processor)
* Display: 4-inch, sensory, WVGA
* The wireless connection: Wi-Fi of 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1, HSPA+
* Camera: 5-[Mp], video recording 720p
* Memory: 512 mb. RAM, 1 Gb ROM, 64 Gb Flesch
* the MicroSD- slot
* the GPS- receiver
* Weight: 160 grams
MeeGo Handset UX Build 20100817 @ Nokia N900
Running MeeGo Handset UX Build 20100817 @ Nokia N900.
See my blog (http://amanda_hoic.mysinablog.com/) and the Hong Kong Maemo/Moblin/MeeGo User Group (http://groups.to/hkmaemo/) for details.
See my blog (http://amanda_hoic.mysinablog.com/) and the Hong Kong Maemo/Moblin/MeeGo User Group (http://groups.to/hkmaemo/) for details.
Velvet
Does a re-scaled UI for mobiles or PCs make a good tablet UI? We think tablets are radically different types of devices that require new and unique UIs. Velvet is a playful cloth shader concept UI for MeeGo tablets by TAT and Wind River. With full support for 3D graphics and shaders, TAT Cascades enables astonishing UIs on MeeGo, Android and other tablet OSs.
Photographs of [smartfona] Of nokia N9
Chinese resource tieba.baidu.com published the photographs of the future flag officer of the Finnish company Of nokia. As it is asserted, represented in the photographs [smartfon] is called Nokia Of n9-00 and must arrive for the change Of nokia N8, whose output is expected in September this year. On the periods of appearance N9 walk different rumors, and Chinese resource does not introduce clarity. Also kA publishes no technical characteristics relative to this model.
Vessels on the photographs, apparatus it will be executed in the form factor of lateral slider with the QWERTY- keyboard, and in the closed position it will be outwardly very similar to Nokia N8. The operating system, which evidently on the screen Of nokia N9 it is not similar to the now existing versions Of symbian and, according to unofficial reports, appears MeeGo.
In the commentaries it is indicated that the apparatus will obtain 12-[MP] camera. Dual light-emitting diode flash is visible in the photographs.
The basic material of housing metal, but the cover of battery section is made from plastic. The storage battery of the model - BV4D with a capacity of 1320 [mAch]; however, the operating time is thus far unknown.
Vessels on the photographs, apparatus it will be executed in the form factor of lateral slider with the QWERTY- keyboard, and in the closed position it will be outwardly very similar to Nokia N8. The operating system, which evidently on the screen Of nokia N9 it is not similar to the now existing versions Of symbian and, according to unofficial reports, appears MeeGo.
In the commentaries it is indicated that the apparatus will obtain 12-[MP] camera. Dual light-emitting diode flash is visible in the photographs.
The basic material of housing metal, but the cover of battery section is made from plastic. The storage battery of the model - BV4D with a capacity of 1320 [mAch]; however, the operating time is thus far unknown.
MeeGo Handset UX weekly 1.0.80.15.20100817.1
Today the MeeGo dev team released a new weekly build for the n900. Here is the current state of the UX. A nice widget demo app shows various buttons, bars and sliders.
MeeGo Conference 2010
MeeGo Conference will be held at Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland November 15-17th, 2010
The MeeGo Conference replaces the Maemo Summit. We're using the term "conference" because The Linux Foundation usually uses the term "summit" to refer to invitation-only events, and since the MeeGo conference is open to anyone who would like to attend, we decided to refer to it as the MeeGo Conference to avoid confusion.
Our Call for Proposals has begun! Would you like to speak at the first MeeGo Conference? Anyone who wants to speak at the conference must submit a proposal!
Submit your proposals on a variety of topics including:
Hardware support
Platform development
Application development
MeeGo project, process and progress
and any other MeeGo related topics
Call for proposals closes August 23rd and you will recieve an email on whether or not your session is approved by September 24, 2010.
Registration is open now and there is an FAQ for attendees (and potential attendees)
Sponsors
Prospectus is now available, please send to anyone who is interested in sponsoring MeeGo Conference 2010! MeeGo Conference Prospectus
Audience
The MeeGo Conference targets a technical audience of:
MeeGo developers
OSVs, OEMs, and other integrators
Other MeeGo project contributors
Other target audience suggestions
Relevant media representatives (bloggers, promoters)
Format and Logistical Details
3 day event, begins Monday Nov. 15th thru Wednesday Nov. 17th
We currently have events planned on Monday Nov. 15th at the Stadium, and Tuesday Nov. 16th at Guinness Storehouse, but are welcoming the community to put together events on Sunday Nov. 14th and Wednesday Nov. 17th
Conference Held at Aviva stadium
Conference Space that we have:
Presidents Terrace for Keynotes Day 1 sits 1200 theatre style or 580 cab (cabaret style) - suggesting theatre style for the keynotes
Breakout session will be used as follows:
Level 02
1. Presidents area split in half area 1 sits 300 cab
2. Presidents area 2 sits 280 cab
3. Vavasour suite sits 80 cab
Level 03 (where you enter)
The Atrium- registration/welcome/tea and coffee breaks
The flow between the Atrium and the next break out area called the Henry suite will be an area for a proposed Technology Showcase for MeeGo projects to be displayed and demo's.
4. 1872 area sits 120 cab is the 4th breakout area opposite the atrium on the other side of the stadium.
Level 04 (stairs/elevator from the atrium)
5. Havelock suite sits 130 cab- 5th breakout area
6. Media center- in another part of the stadium: Perfect for a Graphics track or UI track based on the space.
Hotels being used are the D4 hotels and you may book through registration site (read about details on site below)
Registration site is planned to go up no later than August 7. but we are aiming for it to be up mid-July.
The Registration will have a place for submissions to the call for papers (including submissions from Intel / Nokia) and a small selection committee will be responsible for choosing the presentations based on the merits of each submission.
Anyone is welcome to submit a proposal or attend the event.
The event will be free for attendees
Sponsorship Prospectus is attached under Sponsor section, please send to anyone interested
Updated 6/22/10 AL
Location
Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland- November 15-17th, 2010
Contract is in place and planning information will be updated online for your involvement:)
Aviva Stadium
Conference facility has held for us one plenary room for the keynote session, and 6-8 breakout rooms to seat 100, I will be creating a presentation to place online, so everyone will see where and what rooms we will be the seesions of the conference in.
We will be holding 530 rooms at the D4 hotels- 5 min walk from stadium, literally across the street, these are 3* and 4* hotels and will be around 115 euros/ night, to save money you could split a room with someone, as they do have double rooms. We will also have a 24hr networking room
set up in the D4 hotels for ppl to get together at the hotel facilities http://www.d4hotels.ie/
We are also holding 100 rooms at the Herbert Park hotel again only a couple blocks from the stadium
Dublin is an easy city to get to for international travelers
Venue is right on mass transit line (DART)
Outside of Schengen area, non-EU citizens would require visa Visa information for Ireland
Team
Coordination: Dawn Foster and Quim Gil.
Logistics: Amy Leeland coordinates. Specific areas and people in charge to be listed below.
Specific areas go here.
Content committee: Dirk Hohndel (coordination), Thiago Macieira, Michael Meeks and Carsten Munk.
Sponsoring Committee
PROPOSAL The Sponsoring Committee is in charge of reviewing the sponsorship requests sent by individuals registering to the conference. It is formed by five members: Quim Gil (coordinator, Community Office), Dawn Foster (Community Office), Angela Brown (Linux Foundation), Glen Gray (Moblin/netbook bg) and Andrew Flegg (Maemo/handset bg).
The idea is to handle the approvals through several rounds of acceptance: first the speakers approved, then the requesters obtaining unanimous support, then the rest until all the sponsorship budget is allocated. An private online spreadsheet will be used to register the votes of the committee members. The discussion will be held through mail and we will organize IRC or conference meetings if needed.
Volunteering
If you want to volunteer on a certain area, please add your name, linked to your meego.com profile, and follow the conference organization work at the Community Matters forum (specifically this thread).
Volunteers: Dave Neary/dneary, Randall Arnold/Texrat, Steve Paine/Chippy, Tim Samoff/timsamoff, Andrea Grandi.
Topics
Potential themes for the conference which suit a first conference.
MeeGo for Maemo & Moblin application developers
Bringing developers from old platform to new
please define here how the old differs from the new. I am assuming the new platform includes using the Qt framework as the standard, but what else? What is the smooth way to move RPM -> DEB?
MeeGo for N900 and N8x0 owners
What is MeeGo in a concrete way? Is it a set of userland libraries and applications that you can run on your N900 in a chrooted environment for example?
Bring our old power users over
dual booting a "Meego flash image" on your N?x? device? What about MER?
New developers coming to MeeGo
Qt and WRT, and maybe Clutter
Distributing MeeGo software
yes, please explain how to do this in light of the current system of uploading Debian packages & promoting?
What comes after Extras?
MeeGo platform
Getting more developers involved in the MeeGo platform, and reaching out to upstream to have a critical mass of MeeGo middleware developers there
Cool stuff (hardware & software) coming out of Helsinki & Portland
Target press & new users
Building a healthy MeeGo community
Involving Intel and Nokia engineers, upstream, platform hackers, application developers and power users in the MeeGo community - covering things like outreach and events, community infrastructure (including the Technical Steering Group, working groups, council?), social dynamics & policies, and community involvement in product roadmaps, etc
Testing with MeeGo
Test development, image creation, test execution and debugging as a smooth ride along development.
The Community Development Ecosystem around MeeGo (lbt)
Building against MeeGo - the Maemo and MeeGo community OBSes
Application development and community application QA - Extras and PPAs(?)
Experimental development - MeeGo on N8x0
A first draft of the Call for Papers is up: MeeGo_Conference_2010/DraftCFP
Other suggestions for the event
3 days event, 2 days organized by the community and one organized by the companies involved. Developers, platform and power users tracks. --Vdvsx 22:24, 12 March 2010 (UTC)
In addition to 20 minute talks and 5 minute lightning talks, a provision for talks that fit in between (10 minutes) --Texrat 03:47, 14 March 2010 (UTC)
team-building, brainstorming exercises on a large scale (like the Co-Creation Workshop held before Maemo Summit 2009 --Texrat 03:47, 14 March 2010 (UTC)
themed tracks with breakout sessions between X sets of presentations (where X can be number of sessions or time duration). --Texrat 05:41, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
Birds Of Feather (BOFs)- for casual non formal feature planning and development specification: --sivan
A group of people interested in a feature or a process gather around a round table.
A driver for the discussion presents the topic he wants to spec out or a topic assigned to him to present from the list of process and features desired.
Input is arriving from participants, and is ironed out as "user stories" , as well as leads, references tips and hints for undertaking the development.
The driver after finishing the session sets to finish the spec in terms of completeness and publish it on the wiki for peer review of the BOF participants and/or a review board that accepts features and new takes for the project.
Recognize the non-technical contributor of the year. This is important since we have so many needs on the community side. --Texrat 01:35, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
Recognize the most popular presentations. There should be a formal survey for every talk and workshop, as well as a summary survey. Use the findings to reward those who stood out. --Texrat 01:35, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
Games. Some sort of intramural sports or activities. Hey, we're in a stadium, right? Let's take advantage! Okay, maybe we can't use the field, but surely we can come up with something... even tug-of-war would be fun --Texrat 01:35, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
Treasure/scavenger hunt for meego goodies and prizes.
The MeeGo Conference replaces the Maemo Summit. We're using the term "conference" because The Linux Foundation usually uses the term "summit" to refer to invitation-only events, and since the MeeGo conference is open to anyone who would like to attend, we decided to refer to it as the MeeGo Conference to avoid confusion.
Our Call for Proposals has begun! Would you like to speak at the first MeeGo Conference? Anyone who wants to speak at the conference must submit a proposal!
Submit your proposals on a variety of topics including:
Hardware support
Platform development
Application development
MeeGo project, process and progress
and any other MeeGo related topics
Call for proposals closes August 23rd and you will recieve an email on whether or not your session is approved by September 24, 2010.
Registration is open now and there is an FAQ for attendees (and potential attendees)
Sponsors
Prospectus is now available, please send to anyone who is interested in sponsoring MeeGo Conference 2010! MeeGo Conference Prospectus
Audience
The MeeGo Conference targets a technical audience of:
MeeGo developers
OSVs, OEMs, and other integrators
Other MeeGo project contributors
Other target audience suggestions
Relevant media representatives (bloggers, promoters)
Format and Logistical Details
3 day event, begins Monday Nov. 15th thru Wednesday Nov. 17th
We currently have events planned on Monday Nov. 15th at the Stadium, and Tuesday Nov. 16th at Guinness Storehouse, but are welcoming the community to put together events on Sunday Nov. 14th and Wednesday Nov. 17th
Conference Held at Aviva stadium
Conference Space that we have:
Presidents Terrace for Keynotes Day 1 sits 1200 theatre style or 580 cab (cabaret style) - suggesting theatre style for the keynotes
Breakout session will be used as follows:
Level 02
1. Presidents area split in half area 1 sits 300 cab
2. Presidents area 2 sits 280 cab
3. Vavasour suite sits 80 cab
Level 03 (where you enter)
The Atrium- registration/welcome/tea and coffee breaks
The flow between the Atrium and the next break out area called the Henry suite will be an area for a proposed Technology Showcase for MeeGo projects to be displayed and demo's.
4. 1872 area sits 120 cab is the 4th breakout area opposite the atrium on the other side of the stadium.
Level 04 (stairs/elevator from the atrium)
5. Havelock suite sits 130 cab- 5th breakout area
6. Media center- in another part of the stadium: Perfect for a Graphics track or UI track based on the space.
Hotels being used are the D4 hotels and you may book through registration site (read about details on site below)
Registration site is planned to go up no later than August 7. but we are aiming for it to be up mid-July.
The Registration will have a place for submissions to the call for papers (including submissions from Intel / Nokia) and a small selection committee will be responsible for choosing the presentations based on the merits of each submission.
Anyone is welcome to submit a proposal or attend the event.
The event will be free for attendees
Sponsorship Prospectus is attached under Sponsor section, please send to anyone interested
Updated 6/22/10 AL
Location
Aviva Stadium in Dublin, Ireland- November 15-17th, 2010
Contract is in place and planning information will be updated online for your involvement:)
Aviva Stadium
Conference facility has held for us one plenary room for the keynote session, and 6-8 breakout rooms to seat 100, I will be creating a presentation to place online, so everyone will see where and what rooms we will be the seesions of the conference in.
We will be holding 530 rooms at the D4 hotels- 5 min walk from stadium, literally across the street, these are 3* and 4* hotels and will be around 115 euros/ night, to save money you could split a room with someone, as they do have double rooms. We will also have a 24hr networking room
set up in the D4 hotels for ppl to get together at the hotel facilities http://www.d4hotels.ie/
We are also holding 100 rooms at the Herbert Park hotel again only a couple blocks from the stadium
Dublin is an easy city to get to for international travelers
Venue is right on mass transit line (DART)
Outside of Schengen area, non-EU citizens would require visa Visa information for Ireland
Team
Coordination: Dawn Foster and Quim Gil.
Logistics: Amy Leeland coordinates. Specific areas and people in charge to be listed below.
Specific areas go here.
Content committee: Dirk Hohndel (coordination), Thiago Macieira, Michael Meeks and Carsten Munk.
Sponsoring Committee
PROPOSAL The Sponsoring Committee is in charge of reviewing the sponsorship requests sent by individuals registering to the conference. It is formed by five members: Quim Gil (coordinator, Community Office), Dawn Foster (Community Office), Angela Brown (Linux Foundation), Glen Gray (Moblin/netbook bg) and Andrew Flegg (Maemo/handset bg).
The idea is to handle the approvals through several rounds of acceptance: first the speakers approved, then the requesters obtaining unanimous support, then the rest until all the sponsorship budget is allocated. An private online spreadsheet will be used to register the votes of the committee members. The discussion will be held through mail and we will organize IRC or conference meetings if needed.
Volunteering
If you want to volunteer on a certain area, please add your name, linked to your meego.com profile, and follow the conference organization work at the Community Matters forum (specifically this thread).
Volunteers: Dave Neary/dneary, Randall Arnold/Texrat, Steve Paine/Chippy, Tim Samoff/timsamoff, Andrea Grandi.
Topics
Potential themes for the conference which suit a first conference.
MeeGo for Maemo & Moblin application developers
Bringing developers from old platform to new
please define here how the old differs from the new. I am assuming the new platform includes using the Qt framework as the standard, but what else? What is the smooth way to move RPM -> DEB?
MeeGo for N900 and N8x0 owners
What is MeeGo in a concrete way? Is it a set of userland libraries and applications that you can run on your N900 in a chrooted environment for example?
Bring our old power users over
dual booting a "Meego flash image" on your N?x? device? What about MER?
New developers coming to MeeGo
Qt and WRT, and maybe Clutter
Distributing MeeGo software
yes, please explain how to do this in light of the current system of uploading Debian packages & promoting?
What comes after Extras?
MeeGo platform
Getting more developers involved in the MeeGo platform, and reaching out to upstream to have a critical mass of MeeGo middleware developers there
Cool stuff (hardware & software) coming out of Helsinki & Portland
Target press & new users
Building a healthy MeeGo community
Involving Intel and Nokia engineers, upstream, platform hackers, application developers and power users in the MeeGo community - covering things like outreach and events, community infrastructure (including the Technical Steering Group, working groups, council?), social dynamics & policies, and community involvement in product roadmaps, etc
Testing with MeeGo
Test development, image creation, test execution and debugging as a smooth ride along development.
The Community Development Ecosystem around MeeGo (lbt)
Building against MeeGo - the Maemo and MeeGo community OBSes
Application development and community application QA - Extras and PPAs(?)
Experimental development - MeeGo on N8x0
A first draft of the Call for Papers is up: MeeGo_Conference_2010/DraftCFP
Other suggestions for the event
3 days event, 2 days organized by the community and one organized by the companies involved. Developers, platform and power users tracks. --Vdvsx 22:24, 12 March 2010 (UTC)
In addition to 20 minute talks and 5 minute lightning talks, a provision for talks that fit in between (10 minutes) --Texrat 03:47, 14 March 2010 (UTC)
team-building, brainstorming exercises on a large scale (like the Co-Creation Workshop held before Maemo Summit 2009 --Texrat 03:47, 14 March 2010 (UTC)
themed tracks with breakout sessions between X sets of presentations (where X can be number of sessions or time duration). --Texrat 05:41, 27 April 2010 (UTC)
Birds Of Feather (BOFs)- for casual non formal feature planning and development specification: --sivan
A group of people interested in a feature or a process gather around a round table.
A driver for the discussion presents the topic he wants to spec out or a topic assigned to him to present from the list of process and features desired.
Input is arriving from participants, and is ironed out as "user stories" , as well as leads, references tips and hints for undertaking the development.
The driver after finishing the session sets to finish the spec in terms of completeness and publish it on the wiki for peer review of the BOF participants and/or a review board that accepts features and new takes for the project.
Recognize the non-technical contributor of the year. This is important since we have so many needs on the community side. --Texrat 01:35, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
Recognize the most popular presentations. There should be a formal survey for every talk and workshop, as well as a summary survey. Use the findings to reward those who stood out. --Texrat 01:35, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
Games. Some sort of intramural sports or activities. Hey, we're in a stadium, right? Let's take advantage! Okay, maybe we can't use the field, but surely we can come up with something... even tug-of-war would be fun --Texrat 01:35, 17 August 2010 (UTC)
Treasure/scavenger hunt for meego goodies and prizes.
MeeGo IVI: “automobile” operating system
The alliance Of meeGo, formed by the companies Of intel and Nokia, presented the operating system Of meeGo IVI 1.0. It is intended not for [smartfonov], [netbukov] or plane-tables, but for the automobile information-entertainment systems - In -Vehicle Of infotainment - in other words, of on-board computers. This platform selected for their automobiles such companies, as BMW, GM, Mitsubishi, Hyundai and number of others, they all are the members of association GENIVI. Because of MeeGo from on-board computers it will be possible to not simply obtain navigational information and information about the state of automobile systems, but also leave into the Internet, use [multimedia] and so on. Has already been located the video presentation Of meeGo IVI 1.0, although OS is not yet completely finished.
MeeGo IVI 1.0 is included:
* Nucleus of version 2.6.33
* Starting screen and the panel of starting and control of the applications
* Example of navigation ON (Navit)
* Example of program for the collection of number on Bluetooth (BT-HFP Of dialer)
* Interface for control of connection to the network
* Browser Of fennec on basis Qt for MeeGo of for IVI
* Packets of automobile open of source of projects for control of different functions
MeeGo IVI 1.0 is included:
* Nucleus of version 2.6.33
* Starting screen and the panel of starting and control of the applications
* Example of navigation ON (Navit)
* Example of program for the collection of number on Bluetooth (BT-HFP Of dialer)
* Interface for control of connection to the network
* Browser Of fennec on basis Qt for MeeGo of for IVI
* Packets of automobile open of source of projects for control of different functions
MeeGo v1.0 for In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI)
Quick Start
* Download the live image (MD5 Sum)
* Follow the instructions on installing the image.
The MeeGo for IVI v1.0 release includes:
* Sample IVI home screen and taskbar. The IVI home screen and taskbar are built with QT 4.6 included in the MeeGo 1.0 core software platform. The taskbar is designed with Automotive Center Console HMI requirements in mind. By default, it appears on the left side of the screen but easy customizations can move it to the right side of the screen to optimize access for the driver or passenger, as desired. The taskbar can be controlled by a Contour ShuttleXpress scroll wheel, touch screen or mouse and is designed to reflect the scroll wheel usage, with the ability to spin through the menu options and make selections or go back by pressing two button or by tapping the touch screen.
* Sample navigation (Navit) and Bluetooth* hand free dialing (BT-HFP dialer) are included from community upstream projects. The BT-HFP dialer application will be replaced in MeeGo 1.1 with a MeeGo Touch Framework based dialer application, supporting HFP and well integrated with the MeeGo core software platform.
* Carrick is the UI for the MeeGo 1.0 core software “ConnMan” connection manager.
* Packages from open source automotive projects are included for audio management, resource management, persistent storage management, CE device management, and system health management
The MeeGo v1.0 Core Software Platform Features include:
* Kernel based on 2.6.33
* DeviceKit and udev for interacting with hardware devices
* Voice and data connectivity with Connman connection manager, Ofono telephony stack, and BlueZ Bluetooth
* Qt 4.6
* Universal Plug and Play (gUPnP)
* Media frameworks
* Next generation file system BTRFS, as the default file system, with support for other file systems.
Supported Hardware
In general, MeeGo v1.0 for IVI will run on Atom based in-vehicle infotainment systems and has been tested on the following platforms:
* Intel Russellville eMenlow systems
* Intel Crown Bay Tunnel Creek systems.
Installing
* Download the image above
* Load the image onto your device or PC
* Copy the image (required) to a USB drive or burn to CD
* Image size (img): 450~ MB
* Follow the instructions to install the image. (estimated time: 30 minutes to download, install, and reboot)
* Download the live image (MD5 Sum)
* Follow the instructions on installing the image.
The MeeGo for IVI v1.0 release includes:
* Sample IVI home screen and taskbar. The IVI home screen and taskbar are built with QT 4.6 included in the MeeGo 1.0 core software platform. The taskbar is designed with Automotive Center Console HMI requirements in mind. By default, it appears on the left side of the screen but easy customizations can move it to the right side of the screen to optimize access for the driver or passenger, as desired. The taskbar can be controlled by a Contour ShuttleXpress scroll wheel, touch screen or mouse and is designed to reflect the scroll wheel usage, with the ability to spin through the menu options and make selections or go back by pressing two button or by tapping the touch screen.
* Sample navigation (Navit) and Bluetooth* hand free dialing (BT-HFP dialer) are included from community upstream projects. The BT-HFP dialer application will be replaced in MeeGo 1.1 with a MeeGo Touch Framework based dialer application, supporting HFP and well integrated with the MeeGo core software platform.
* Carrick is the UI for the MeeGo 1.0 core software “ConnMan” connection manager.
* Packages from open source automotive projects are included for audio management, resource management, persistent storage management, CE device management, and system health management
The MeeGo v1.0 Core Software Platform Features include:
* Kernel based on 2.6.33
* DeviceKit and udev for interacting with hardware devices
* Voice and data connectivity with Connman connection manager, Ofono telephony stack, and BlueZ Bluetooth
* Qt 4.6
* Universal Plug and Play (gUPnP)
* Media frameworks
* Next generation file system BTRFS, as the default file system, with support for other file systems.
Supported Hardware
In general, MeeGo v1.0 for IVI will run on Atom based in-vehicle infotainment systems and has been tested on the following platforms:
* Intel Russellville eMenlow systems
* Intel Crown Bay Tunnel Creek systems.
Installing
* Download the image above
* Load the image onto your device or PC
* Copy the image (required) to a USB drive or burn to CD
* Image size (img): 450~ MB
* Follow the instructions to install the image. (estimated time: 30 minutes to download, install, and reboot)
Video: WASPS Of meeGo for [smartfonov]
On [videoservise] Of youTube was published [polutoraminutnyy] videotape with the interface of the operating system Of meeGo for [smartfonov]. Let us recall, this platform exists also in the version for [netbukov] and plane-table Of nokia Of n900, its version under number 1.0 is already released. Well and MeeGo for [smartfonov] now only is developed and its final version must leave in October. MeeGo, as is known, unites the projects Of moblin and Maemo, and its creators are the companies Of intel and Nokia.
Represented video does not demonstrate [smartfon] on the basis of the operating system Of meeGo, it is undertaken from the emulator of platform for the personal computer. But nevertheless in the roller it is possible to find a number of interesting moments. Is shown common interface, reproduction of music, widgets for the starting screen, function of access to the store of applications and telephone book. In this case, the latter is integrated with the social networks and it is possible to examine the communications of each contact, for example, into Facebook (if the same are located).
Represented video does not demonstrate [smartfon] on the basis of the operating system Of meeGo, it is undertaken from the emulator of platform for the personal computer. But nevertheless in the roller it is possible to find a number of interesting moments. Is shown common interface, reproduction of music, widgets for the starting screen, function of access to the store of applications and telephone book. In this case, the latter is integrated with the social networks and it is possible to examine the communications of each contact, for example, into Facebook (if the same are located).
What are you expecting from Nokia’s MeeGo phone in order for it to become successful?
A lot of hopes are resting on MeeGo phone to be instrumental in Nokia’s reclamation of the high end smartphone arena.
There’s the N8, and other rumoured Symbian^3 devices which are awesome in their own right. But some would argue that they are high-mid and not completely and convincingly all high end.
It seems for the best of the very best Nokia will have to offer, the responsibility lies of MeeGo Phone.
What are you expecting from the Nokia MeeGo Phone in order for it to become successful?
I could mention precise hardware specifications/expectations from the OS, but I’ll leave that for the comments. Is there anything in particular that MeeGo phone cannot do without?
I’ll blanket statement with,
“MeeGo phone must be exceptional. Anything other than being an over achiever is a ‘fail’. There isn’t any room for compromises any more now that all eyes are on Nokia to deliver a class leading flagship. One that deserves the flagship name in not just being the best out of your own portfolio but sets the bar for your competition. There can’t be any penny pinching, no leaving out of features to place into a future handset. It must at the very least, be as good as the best currently out there and then some. Don’t just be a jack of all trades master of none, but similarly, you can’t do with only having one strong facet. MeeGo phone should be Nokia’s opportunity to show the rest of the world exactly everything their capable of, strengthen their brand image and justify their position as the number one phone manufacturer in the world”
If MeeGo phone doesn’t deliver to expectations, it’s unfortunately too late for any changes to happen, what with Nokia World 2010 just over a month to go.
Even if Nokia’s MeeGo phone turns out to be amazing, some may still find other excuses as to why it would suck, such as the ecosystem. That in itself would be another post. (As is the possibility of Nokia’s own MeeGo phone being outclassed by another manufacturer)
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There’s the N8, and other rumoured Symbian^3 devices which are awesome in their own right. But some would argue that they are high-mid and not completely and convincingly all high end.
It seems for the best of the very best Nokia will have to offer, the responsibility lies of MeeGo Phone.
What are you expecting from the Nokia MeeGo Phone in order for it to become successful?
I could mention precise hardware specifications/expectations from the OS, but I’ll leave that for the comments. Is there anything in particular that MeeGo phone cannot do without?
I’ll blanket statement with,
“MeeGo phone must be exceptional. Anything other than being an over achiever is a ‘fail’. There isn’t any room for compromises any more now that all eyes are on Nokia to deliver a class leading flagship. One that deserves the flagship name in not just being the best out of your own portfolio but sets the bar for your competition. There can’t be any penny pinching, no leaving out of features to place into a future handset. It must at the very least, be as good as the best currently out there and then some. Don’t just be a jack of all trades master of none, but similarly, you can’t do with only having one strong facet. MeeGo phone should be Nokia’s opportunity to show the rest of the world exactly everything their capable of, strengthen their brand image and justify their position as the number one phone manufacturer in the world”
If MeeGo phone doesn’t deliver to expectations, it’s unfortunately too late for any changes to happen, what with Nokia World 2010 just over a month to go.
Even if Nokia’s MeeGo phone turns out to be amazing, some may still find other excuses as to why it would suck, such as the ecosystem. That in itself would be another post. (As is the possibility of Nokia’s own MeeGo phone being outclassed by another manufacturer)
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MeeGo OS running on a Mobile phone
MeeGo OS running on a mobile phone. Was captured during a Survey on Mobile phones.
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