I do find myself extremely useful to be able to boot Symbian on the N900.
We are here because we love to do all kind of nerd thing with our N900, such as booting Ubuntu, Fedora, Meego, NeoPwn, Nitdroid,....
Why not Symbian?
Now, trying to return to the subject... has anyone tried to compile latest Symbian from sources?
Good question - can be Symbian^3 compiled from the repositories?
Now we know 3 things:
1. Symbian^4 will not exist as a separate version because all the GUI / UX changes will be part of an upgrade to Symbian^3
2. Symbian^3 will be native Qt and will not have other new UI - this means it will be a good platform for developers to test their Qt applications
3. Europe invests $33 Millions in Symbian, its smartphone OS of choice: http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/...oice/?news=123
This means Symbian^3 will be a powerful version / BASE version - with many upgrades coming - but with no segmentation because Symbian^4 which broke the compatibility is off - which is GOOD.
symbian (s60v5/^3/^4) didn't support screen res more than
640x360
Hello,
The phone Samsung i8910 is a device based on TI OMAP 3430. It runs Symbian S60v5. It is the same hardware as N900 except for the keyboard. The screen resolution is also WVGA.
Would it be feasible to u-boot a firmware from that phone from the microSD card?
I migrated from Symbian to Maemo but I would like to dual boot.
Thanks in advance for your time.
I could be wrong, but I'm 99% sure the i8910's resolution is 640x360. I memorized it's specs a while back because I always wanted one back then, for the camera, display, and speed. It's one of the best S1 devices.
Edit:
Type AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
Size 360 x 640 pixels, 3.7 inches
That's from GSMArena. Thing is, the i8910's display is 16:9, so WVGA isn't feasible for that device.
Hello,
The phone Samsung i8910 is a device based on TI OMAP 3430. It runs Symbian S60v5. It is the same hardware as N900 except for the keyboard. The screen resolution is also WVGA.
Would it be feasible to u-boot a firmware from that phone from the microSD card?
I migrated from Symbian to Maemo but I would like to dual boot.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Best regards,
S60v5 isn't open source.
Symbian (formerly known as Symbian^3) is open source. (The OS that is on the N8)
but it feels good to have the fastest twin turbo car on the roads.
i know nokia did cut our road, but the maemo5 tweakers here got us the best road we can ever have.
yes bringing symbian to the n900 is what needed to prove that its the best mate.