New version of MeeGo OS unveiled

Another version of MeeGo, called the 1.2 developer edition, announced particularly for Nokia N900 devices. It is expected to aid in development of better apps for the upcoming N9 smartphone from Nokia.

A new version of the MeeGo operating system, which was ditched by Nokia in favour of Windows Phone 7, has been released. The new version 1.2, which was launched during the MeeGo conference in San Francisco (May 23-25), is available for Nokia N900 devices and provides advanced functionality to the users or developers to get creative. 

Just few days ago, Nokia has accidentally revealed its new smartphone based on the operating system. 

Intel's Oak Trail tablets to be unveiled

There are several companies getting ready with their Oak Trail processor based tablets, and these include Acer, Asus and MSI; but most of the tablets first off the mark will be from Chinese companies.

Tablet PCs based on Intel's Oak Trail processor are likely to be displayed next week in the Computex Trade Show in Taipei. 

The name of the processor, Oak Trail, is actually a code name for the Intel Atom Z670 processor designed for tablets. The ARM based processors have grabbed large market share among mobile devices. 

Nokia's next MeeGo device N9 revealed

A teaser video on Youtube revealed the nitty-gritty of Nokia's next MeeGo based device, to be named as N9, which will be the successor of Nokia's N900.

Nokia could soon come out with yet another MeeGo device and it may be named as N9.

A purported video of the device was uploaded on the Youtube. However, the video was removed immediately by Nokia claiming copyright issues.

Notably, the Finnish handset maker had, during the Nokia 2011 Developer Forum earlier this year, announced that it would come out with another MeeGo based device soon.

Nokia N9 passes through FCC, shows GSM and WCDMA bands compatibility

Almost it was confirmed that Nokia won’t be releasing MeeGo based Nokia N9 Smartphone but according to the latest report from pocketnow, Nokia N9 has passed through Federal Communications Commission (FCC) testing. The FCC filing does not reveal too much about this device but it says that Nokia N9 will be compatible with a large number of GSM and WCDMA bands in addition with Bluetooth and 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi.

Previously it was last December when we heard about the N9 and Nokia promised to launch at least one MeeGo device by the end of this year. But after the recent Nokia and Microsoft partnership it was assumed that Nokia won’t release MeeGo device. Now after this FCC filing it is cleared that there’s still life in this device and it would be making up to market by this year.