haha dude read the links you posted --
http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/11/n...ing-this-year/
http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/14/i...e-longest-us/#
The only question is, who will be first? Intel, Nokia, or st-ericsson?
http://blog.mardy.it/2011/02/committed-to-linux.html
http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/13/i...blet-for-mwc/#

Oh yeah I read them, just not sure if Nokia will release a meego "smartphone" any more
I wouldn't surprised if they released a tablet or meego toaster instead

If rumours about N9-00 qwerty being ditched, because of carrier dislike due to it's hinge, are to be believed.
Then even if we do get a smart-phone from Nokia, apparently it'll no longer be a qwerty, only a freakin slate.

If that's true I'm done with Nokia, adios... so disappointed with all these developments.

Intel Exec Departs Amid Mobile Disappointments. Anand Chandrasekher is the manager from Intel's "ultra mobility group" that was showing off the medfield phone and making promises. I hope he didn't take off since he can't keep them...

penwell quad core otw!

omfg I hope not

Hmm all nCDK QA reports were stopped on Feb 14th, a couple days after Nokia-WP7 announcement...

I guess this means bye bye to any hopes of Nokia developing a disrupting hw platform on meego, at least not until 2013...

What makes you so certain they ever will now?

yeah i think ncdk is dead, they closed all the ncdk specific bugs as wontfix, but icdk is still alive and kicking.

I dont now how many times this has been discussed before but ICDK is NOT Nokia.

also the stop of nCDK says NOTHING we dont even now if that was Nokia cause the image was X86 image and as far as I know Nokia still using ARM.

but I dont understand why people still cries about no meego from lNokia. to me its obvious Elop plans to kill if that idiot continue destroy Nokia.

I am really begin to think Nokia is a sinking ship. But I am sure Qt(Quick) and meego will survive and thats more important

That 2013 estimation of me was just speculation upon the date of WP7+Nokia failure acknowledgement and the comeback to Meego for the high-end