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Originally Posted by tissot
There will be a basic reference UI that, i'm guessing, is owned by Intel. There were screen shots released about a month ago. Nokia will have it's own Meego UI as well as any other manufacture that opts to use Meego on there device.
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2010-05-31
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I assumed on the telephony stuff. But only assume. How do you know it uses it, and "other" things? I would really like to know more.
And no, the UI is not everything, but it's a lot for general users. And I don't see the Meego netbook UI being even close to adaptable for a 3.5 inch screen.
And no, the UI is not everything, but it's a lot for general users. And I don't see the Meego netbook UI being even close to adaptable for a 3.5 inch screen.
Originally Posted by sevla
Meego uses Maemo's telephony stack as well as other internal components.
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2010-05-31
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How would telephony be useful in a netbook?
WWAN/3G modem is one thing. But telephony?
WWAN/3G modem is one thing. But telephony?
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2010-05-31
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Originally Posted by sevla
The way i have understood is that Nokia's MeeGo will not have just different UI, but the middleware is different to Intels Meego too.
There will be a basic reference UI that, i'm guessing, is owned by Intel. There were screen shots released about a month ago. Nokia will have it's own Meego UI as well as any other manufacture that opts to use Meego on there device.
That's why Nokia's Harmattan/MeeGo is not even MeeGo product, but instance fo MeeGo.
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2010-05-31
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MeeGo is modular. That's the reason why the first releases consisted in kernels and the such. I bet Nokia has been already working on its own UX with older builds, it's the only way they will be on time to release a device this year.
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2010-05-31
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Originally Posted by gerbick
I think you answered your own question...with so many netbooks and laptops coming with GSM/3G/4G adapters, it makes sense to support telephony functions.
How would telephony be useful in a netbook?
WWAN/3G modem is one thing. But telephony?
Plus you'll probably see Meego on more tablets/MIDs/whatever, in addition to car PCs (BMW) which may have phones built in.
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Originally Posted by lancewex
I assumed on the telephony stuff. But only assume. How do you know it uses it, and "other" things? I would really like to know more.
And no, the UI is not everything, but it's a lot for general users. And I don't see the Meego netbook UI being even close to adaptable for a 3.5 inch screen.
A lot of the components below the UX layer are heavily contributed to by Nokia engineers and Nokia contractors.
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2010-05-31
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Originally Posted by lancewex
There is a different Handheld interface that will be used for, well, handhelds. Also, you don't have to assume anything. It's all documented and h as been discussed at length on this forum.
I assumed on the telephony stuff. But only assume. How do you know it uses it, and "other" things? I would really like to know more.
And no, the UI is not everything, but it's a lot for general users. And I don't see the Meego netbook UI being even close to adaptable for a 3.5 inch screen.
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2010-05-31
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Originally Posted by tissot
That's not how i understood it but I could be wrong. I'm pretty sure both share the same code base.
The way i have understood is that Nokia's MeeGo will not have just different UI, but the middleware is different to Intels Meego too.
That's why Nokia's Harmattan/MeeGo is not even MeeGo product, but instance fo MeeGo.
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2010-06-01
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Documentation is what I was after. And 'discussed in a forum' is not.
The chart offered above was helpful.
The chart offered above was helpful.
Originally Posted by sevla
Also, you don't have to assume anything. It's all documented and h as been discussed at length on this forum.