Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

if they are smart then they have made use of midoris built in ability to go full screen by a menu option or press of F11.

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

Rebski.

Engadget Chinese site http://cn.engadget.com/2009/03/30/ha...-one-hands-on/
Issues of stock OS I learned from Chinese forum:
- no flash support
- non-functioning bluetooth stack
- non-responsive touch screen
- long application start-up time (>3sec)
- no english UI

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

Do we have a (growing) list of devices that Mer will target?

ARM only? Or will it also target x86?

ARM based phones (even if they lose their voice/messaging capability, and only retain the WWAN access)? I think the xda hackers might be a useful resource there.

ARM based PDA's, MIDs, and Netbooks? (the Touch Book?)

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

Why not read the page that was linked in the post you're quoting?

In particular:

Making Maemo a generic platform for all tablet devices, including non-Nokia ones.

This includes x86 and other ARM devices (actually, there's some fun stuff here that's not public yet).

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

Thanks chunglam

For the non-Chinese speakers here is the English Google Translation
http://tiny.cc/08Ytj
As for the hardware issues, these will be fixed by Linux drivers, I should imagine.

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

I did read it. "non-Nokia" doesn't answer my questions. And the main page doesn't indicate that this includes x86 devices. Nor does the about page. Nor did I see anything that answered my OTHER two questions.

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

See the installation instructions for the last release:

http://wiki.maemo.org/Mer/Releases/0.9

• x86 - virtual machine
• x86 - chroot
• x86 - bootable image
• ARM - Nokia N810W
• ARM - Nokia N810
• ARM - Nokia N800
• ARM - Nokia 770
• ARM - Beagleboard
• ARM - Pocket Loox 720

Get a device to the developers and, assuming it's open enough/runs Linux, it's pretty likely they'll get Mer running on it :-)

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

since i need it too, i'll contact the developer http://www.thepinoyscandal.net/img/J/S.jpg

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

videos of the thing in action, looks comparable to N8x0 to me:
http://www.slashgear.com/smartq-5-mi...r-cpu-0640122/

Re: Moses SmartQ 5
 

some more pictures here. seems to imitate the n8x0 (or 770?, see the buttons on top). the bubbles wallpaper is also reminiscent of some Maemo theme. USB OTG out of the box, but can't see any reason to favor it over the n8x0 though.

http://asia.cnet.com/reviews/noteboo...658578p,00.htm