- Open source collaboration, including cooperation between Moblin and Maemo.
- Intel licensing Nokia 3G technology
- Increased focus on standards-based pocketable devices.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Nokia and Intel team up - promise to kick butt on mobile Linux
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I'd prefer ARM Cortex over Atom to be honest. With the right distribution (eg. Debian based) that supports both x86 and ARM it shouldn't matter to the end user what architecture their device ends up using, however I would prefer ARM to remain available while it has the edge in power consumption, which it will likely have for at least another 18-24 months if not longer.
Nokia is innovating by staying with ARM, a netbook with ARM could be great - I hope they don't sell out to Intel any time soon.
Thanks for the Nokia article i want the unlocking code for unlocking my nokian 73 mobile from the AT&T US I got the Unlocking Instructions in the site mobileunlockguidei am searching for the unlocking code can anyone knows help me please thanks in advance..
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