Some months ago, Nokia backed out of supporting MeeGo, its big partnership with Intel to create an open source smartphone operating system (based on Intel processing architecture, of course). Things ...

Like most operating platforms, MeeGo has had its critics almost from the beginning. Ever since Nokia announced its effective abandonment of the Linux-based mobile operating system earlier this year, ...

The Linux Foundation and the LiMo Foundation issued a joint statement on Wednesday morning to announce the launch of Tizen, a new Linux-based open source mobile operating system. The platform’s ...

Intel and Nokia joined forces earlier this year when they combined their mobile Linux operating systems to create MeeGo, an open source platform that is designed to support multiple hardware ...

It hasn't been smooth sailing for MeeGo, Intel and Nokia's combined effort to develop a Linux-based operating system for mobile devices. A key executive departure and news that smartphones running the ...

MeeGo, the open-source mobile operating system that Intel and Nokia are jointly creating, recently took a hit with the departure of its Vice President of Devices, Ari Jaaksi. In the wake of that ...

Supporters of the MeeGo open-source platform put tablets, in-car systems and TV in the spotlight at a conference in San Francisco on Monday, saying the technology had broad potential while downplaying ...

He also was explicit in his assessment of Nokia's existing mid-range smartphone OS, Symbian: "non-competitive in leading markets like North America," and "an increasingly difficult environment in ...

MeeGo tablets could reportedly be on the market as soon as the second-quarter of 2011. Intel is said to be shipping reference tablets to developers and the target date for final hardware is June. Note ...

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What is MeeGo? Get the lowdown on the open source lovechild of Intel and Nokia... MeeGo? MeeGo where? Nowhere. Sit down. I'm going to tell you about the new MeeGo operating system. Oh alright. So tell ...

Supporters of the MeeGo open-source platform put tablets, in-car systems and TV in the spotlight at a conference in San Francisco on Monday, saying the technology had broad potential while downplaying ...