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[Video] Android 4.0.3 ICS running on Nokia N9
March 22nd, 2012 
Rohit Palit 
Team NITDroid is f*cking able to dual-boot Android and MeeGo successfully on Nokia N9. This new alpha version of NITDroid, which ofcourse is a initiative (or rather a project) taken by Android modders (that’s the greatness of the openness of the OS) which brings Android on various Nokia phones with Linux kernels. They’ve brought Android on Nokia N900 before.
MeeGo successor “Tizen” screenshots leaked; might come with Samsung I9500
January 9th, 2012 Rohit Palit 
MeeGo, which was developed by Intel and Nokia, is now dead! Samsung replaced Nokia as Intel’s partner and developed a new OS together with the help from the linux foundation called “Tizen”. It can be seen in a screenshot that the web browser user agent shows “Samsung I9500″ which could be the next Galaxy SIII. What’s more interesting is, the I9xxx lineup is usually reserved for Samsung’s flagship-android phones. More information and leaked screenshots after the break!
Video : Watching YouTube videos through the default MeeGo Harmattan Browser
July 23rd, 2011 Rohit Palit [VIA]
A few videos of the Nokia N9
June 21st, 2011 Rohit Palit 
Here are a few more videos of the Nokia N9. The Nokia N9 is Nokia’s MeeGo Powered Smartphone. It features a curved 3.9-inch AMOLED display with Gorilla Glass. The N9 is unique as it doesn’t have any buttons on the front, so all navigation is handled with virtual buttons and gestures in MeeGo.
Nokia drops first MeeGo Phone before launch
February 15th, 2011 Rohit Palit Nokia drops first MeeGo phone before launch
Nokia has ended development of its first smartphone using its new MeeGo operating system before it was ever launched, two industry sources close to the company said.
A spokesman for Nokia declined to comment.
The yet unproven MeeGo software platform, seen as a key weapon in Nokia’s battle against Apple and Google in the high end smartphone market, was created early last year from the merger of Nokia and Intel’s Linux-based platforms Maemo and Moblin.