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2010-03-30
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there will be a "developer-friendly" version dubbed DK01 where the OS is replaceable.
Maybe we will see Maemo, Mer and/or Meego on it ?
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http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/30/s...au-to-android/
Engadget goes "meh", which is a pretty good omen in my book :-)
Also there will be a "developer-friendly" version dubbed DK01 where the OS is replaceable. Maybe we will see Maemo, Mer and/or Meego on it ?
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