Tag: Moblin

MeeGo v1.0 for Netbooks ready for developers

MeeGo v1.0 for Netbooks ready for developers

| June 2, 2010

MeeGo, the new operating system created from the merging of Nokia Maemo and Intel Moblin, is at its first release, MeeGo 1.0. From the press release: MeeGo v1.0 is available for download at MeeGo.com to the developer community. MeeGo v1.0 delivers a wealth of Internet, computing and communication features with rich graphics, multi-tasking capabilities and Google [...]

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Moblin merges with Maemo to make MeeGo

Moblin merges with Maemo to make MeeGo

| February 23, 2010

In an announcement from MWC, it looks like Moblin and Maemo are taking their operating systems in a new direction by merging them into one operating system, MeeGo. MeeGo, is intended to run on various platforms, such as smartphones, tablets, netbooks or in-car entertainment systems. The Linux Foundation will be the one to host the [...]

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Will Windows 7 Mean More Expensive Netbooks?

Will Windows 7 Mean More Expensive Netbooks?

| September 29, 2009 | 0 Comments

The Industry Standard reports that the introduction of Windows 7 in October could bring a price increase for netbooks as Microsoft will likely ask for more than the $15 it currently charges for manufacturers to install Windows XP. An analyst speaking to the Standard feels that with Windows 7 coming to netbooks we’ll see prices rise and $300 netbooks become a thing of the past. Well Windows based $300 netbooks anyway.

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HyperSpace: Instant on Coming to Nettops

HyperSpace: Instant on Coming to Nettops

| September 16, 2009 | 6 Comments

How often do you sit there waiting for the Windows Boot Screen to disappear, just wishing that you could be happily on your way to Twitter or watching a TV Show on Hulu over your lunch break?

My guess is pretty often. One of the biggest complaints that people have with their computers is that they take “forever” to boot up and let them do something. While each version of windows boots faster if you really want instant on access you need to have an operating system like Phoenix Technologies’’ HyperSpace.

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