Re:Wozniak calls for open Apple
by dave1010uk on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @03:29AM
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Maemo (as used on the Nokia N900) :
Of course, as Maemo is based on Debian, you can easily install Ruby, PHP or even a C compiler.
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To bad nokia is fucking stupid, they had pure gold there.
Too bad no consumer cares for that kind of gold.
citation needed...
WP: Despite a modest launch and a limited distribution in terms of markets, Nokia's N9 model has reached sales estimated between 1.5 and 2 million devices. According to Nokia's own quarterly report and analyst company Canalys analyses, the combined deliveries of the comparable Lumia devices summed to approximately 1.2-1.5 million in the last quarter.
Re:Wozniak calls for open Apple
by pilsetnieks on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @09:31AM
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N900 is a completely different device, unrelated to N9.
Re:Wozniak calls for open Apple
by pessimizer on Tuesday May 15, 2012 @10:10AM
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The N9 is the next in the series after the N900, and aside from a lot of very cute UI changes, and a lack of a keyboard (which was relegated to the N950), it still runs on Maemo (though branded MeeGo) and is a Linux phone.
Oh, and they switched to rpms from debs, I think. I can see how that would make you think they were unrelated:)
N9 uses basically the next version of the same OS, so they are very much related.
Still using that phone, really is brilliant.
They had a 'dev only' successor to it, the n950 but I think the chances of nokia releasing another is slim at best.
Re:Wozniak calls for open Apple
by WickyNilliams on Wednesday May 16, 2012 @05:37AM
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Android:
Download AIDE from play market
Enable apps from untrusted sources
Start coding
Run your app!
AIDE really is a fantastic achievement, i had a play about with it when my laptop died a few weeks back and i was itching for some coding! It's a fully-fledged development environment with code completion, refactoring and many other cool features. Something surreal about writing android apps on an android device!