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2011-01-13
, 16:26
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#12
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@cfh11
Ok the title perhaps is mis-named... the point was that if you are waiting for Meego and whatever it may deliver, the fact is that Honeycomb is moving as a fast pace and comparing the two, Honeycomb may indeed tick most the boxes that people want.
The direction of the debate I'd like to hear is more whether people feel like the window of opportunity is fast closing if Meego does not come out soon, because of the *momentum* of Android.
Ok the title perhaps is mis-named... the point was that if you are waiting for Meego and whatever it may deliver, the fact is that Honeycomb is moving as a fast pace and comparing the two, Honeycomb may indeed tick most the boxes that people want.
The direction of the debate I'd like to hear is more whether people feel like the window of opportunity is fast closing if Meego does not come out soon, because of the *momentum* of Android.
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2011-01-13
, 16:27
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@JorgeFX no sorry thread must have slipped off my radar! Will hop over to your thread and have a read! Cheers
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2011-01-13
, 16:47
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@ Bangkok
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Ha ..... I think android win.
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2011-01-13
, 17:32
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@ OVI MAPS
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evolve III MeeGo slate.
http://evolvethree.com.au/meego-slate.html
BtW it comes with Dual Boot of Android/MeeGo/Win7in proto
UI demo video below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzGgO...layer_embedded
Quick chatter from a demo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15JknvAYtMY
Last edited by NvyUs; 2011-01-13 at 17:40.
http://evolvethree.com.au/meego-slate.html
BtW it comes with Dual Boot of Android/MeeGo/Win7in proto
UI demo video below
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzGgO...layer_embedded
Quick chatter from a demo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15JknvAYtMY
Last edited by NvyUs; 2011-01-13 at 17:40.
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2011-01-13
, 17:50
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@ Oklahoma
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Originally Posted by dymaxion
Look at Android. It walked through the "closed window" dominated by a multi-tasking multi-manufacturer Symbian and Blackberry OS on RIM devices with fewer chops and ZERO user base on day one. If MeeGo has a good enough hammer it will be able to open the OS window. If it is crippled by lack of functionality, mediocre hardware or too high a price point then it will close the window itself be it in 2011 or later.
@cfh11
Ok the title perhaps is mis-named... the point was that if you are waiting for Meego and whatever it may deliver, the fact is that Honeycomb is moving as a fast pace and comparing the two, Honeycomb may indeed tick most the boxes that people want.
The direction of the debate I'd like to hear is more whether people feel like the window of opportunity is fast closing if Meego does not come out soon, because of the *momentum* of Android.
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2011-01-13
, 18:31
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@ Central Ohio
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Enh. Android still doesn't do what I want it to do - i.e. stop pretending to be something other than a Google twist on the J2ME concept.
I mean, I have a Google account and I like it and wouldn't mind getting more mileage out of it, but I love my n900 to want to go for anything less flexible.
I mean, I have a Google account and I like it and wouldn't mind getting more mileage out of it, but I love my n900 to want to go for anything less flexible.
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2011-01-13
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Wow! Honeycomb looks awesome! It looks just like Maemo/Meego!
Er, right. NOTHING impressed me there and that's not just because I've got an N900 running Maemo.... well okay actually it is, because I've already got a user interface which looks just like that to be honest?
Er, right. NOTHING impressed me there and that's not just because I've got an N900 running Maemo.... well okay actually it is, because I've already got a user interface which looks just like that to be honest?
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2011-01-14
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@ Africa
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Originally Posted by tzsm98
The biggest reason Android grew so fast (compared to Nokia/Symbian and iPhone) is:
Look at Android. It walked through the "closed window" dominated by a multi-tasking multi-manufacturer Symbian and Blackberry OS on RIM devices with fewer chops and ZERO user base on day one.
-CDMA
(no iOS or Symbian on CDMA).
The previous CDMA handsets (except for Blackberry) were about the same as what GSM ditched 5 years ago.
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2011-01-15
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Google will take over the world
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=68185