MeeGo Released To Developers

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July 07, 2010

MeeGo Released To Developers

By Bryan Young

Last year, Intel and Nokia entered into partnership together in order to bring computing power to the mobile arena. To accomplish this, they have combined their individual mobile operating system software (Moblin from Intel, and Maemo from Nokia) to create a brand new Linux-based mobile operating system. It is named MeeGo, and an early version was released in the middle of last week to developers.

Nokia, the largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world, is looking to gain an edge in the smartphone market where it has lagged behind in recent years. This is not the edge of their vision, though. MeeGo will eventually be running in five different categories of devices: netbooks, handsets...

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