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It’s true that iOS4 and Android are the mobile operating systems of the day. But MeeGo, a mash-up of Intel’s Moblin and Nokia’s Maemo OSes, could be a strong contender. Based on this demo, at least. More »
Intel’s new Z6XX chips under the Moorestown banner will be used in devices running Android or MeeGo, Intel and Nokia’s new OS that’s sprung from Moblin and Maemo’s loins. More »
Nokia and Intel have joined up to marry their Moblin and Maemo platforms, creating the MeeGo spawn which will be seen on devices by the ends of the year. Another operating system? More »
The Eee Keyboard PC was pretty amazing before, but now that we’re seeing it running Intel’s Moblin OS, we want one even more. More »
Intel’s Moblin 2.0 OS is designed specifically for netbooks, and marks the first time I’ve ever been tempted to utter “wow” and “netbook” in the same sentence. Just watch.
Imagine if your netbook went from completely powered off to fully booted and ready in two seconds. It would be an entirely different gadget in your life, wouldn’t it? That’s what Intel hopes.
We’re hearing more and more about specific netbook-optimised operating systems, and Intel is joining in the game with an alpha release of Moblin, their netbook Linux OS optimised for Atom.
