davbost | # 1 | 2011-02-12, 18:14 | Report

I'm wondering if Maemo and Meego will continue to develop dispite what Nokia does?
Could Nokia continue making great hardware without an OS installed just for Linux and open-source users? Better yet, keep making the N900 but make it better, smaller, stronger and faster? I'm I dreaming? If you build it I will buy!!!

HellFlyer | # 2 | 2011-02-12, 18:37 | Report

Do you really expect that someone from Nokia will actually answer this?

xRobby | # 3 | 2011-02-12, 18:42 | Report

If you did your research you'd already have your answers.

Meego will still be going ahead, it is now just been reduced to a side task, or an occasional hobby if you will.

Maemo has pretty much been scrapped since last year. There won't be new hardware purpose built for Maemo 5.

gerbick | # 4 | 2011-02-12, 18:44 | Report

This is Nokia:

"Buy our upcoming Windows Phone 7 products. kthnxbai"

Rebski | # 5 | 2011-02-12, 23:58 | Report

Hasn't it been the end for quite a while now?

They are just dragging out the process that's all.

dchky | # 6 | 2011-02-13, 06:14 | Report

What's cool about this is that whatever piece of tablet hardware Nokia build to run MeeGo (and I really hope they still do), by necessity it will have better specs than the N900. Maemo is a very trimmed down Linux distribution, MeeGo is not.

kingoddball | # 7 | 2011-02-13, 07:07 | Report

Who cares what Nokia do!
We already have Maemo + N900!

If you're desperate for another open source mobile, grab an OpenMoko!

Just stick with your N900! Someone may port Maemo to the next A9 dual core... oooooh baby! That'd be niiiice!